East End residents drafted a community benefits agreement ahead of the George R. Brown expansion, but the city won't sign it.

A terrifying home invasion ended with two suspects dead late Friday night after they posed as police officers and opened fire on a Southeast Houston home.

Raised in public housing by a single mother in the Rio Grande Valley, Chief Thomas Muñoz's journey to leading the third-largest fire department in the U.S. exemplifies resilience and determination.

Two of those arrested, Juan Dario Carcamo and Sergio G. Gutierrez Blanco, were charged in the August 2023 robbery of a convenience store in the 16500 block of Market Street in east Harris County.

HOUSTON — A north Houston man who has endured blaring train horns since 1992 is still waiting for relief after filing for a designated "quiet zone" nearly two decades ago, highlighting the lengthy and complex process required to reduce railroad noise in residential areas.