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The Pentagon is developing a single network to link counter-drone systems across U.S. forces, aiming to speed responses and improve coordination as unmanned threats grow.
A Houston-area mother has been indicted on capital murder and aggravated assault charges following the fatal shooting of her two children, according to Brazoria County authorities.
Rockets ownership is engaged in serious discussions about acquiring the Connecticut Sun and relocating the WNBA team to Houston.
A holiday performance at a Houston church took an unexpected turn, prompting safety responses and surprising attendees.
Hays County is moving forward on several major public projects, including public safety facilities and transportation improvements, as Central Texas growth accelerates.
A Houston woman was hospitalised after an unexpected encounter with a camel at a local nativity display. Authorities are reviewing what led to the unusual injury.
Union Pacific has announced plans to build a major industrial park near Houston, expanding freight capacity and supporting regional economic growth.
After more than 16 years guiding one of Houston’s most influential community institutions, the CEO of the Evelyn Rubenstein JCC is stepping down.
A Houston man has been charged with capital murder after deputies found 22-year-old Jaiden Jackson shot to death inside a running SUV on Salter Road, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
Webb County officials have opted to demolish the Rock House after determining the multimillion‑dollar rehabilitation cost was too high.