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A recent report from the Iowa Park Leader underscores how safety events in smaller communities can offer perspective for larger metro areas like Houston.
Ainos, a biotech and diagnostic technology company, is moving its U.S. headquarters to Houston, expanding the region’s growing life sciences sector.
Wharton County Junior College celebrated 17 new graduates from its Licensed Vocational Nursing program, strengthening the regional healthcare workforce for the Greater Houston area.
A man involved in a violent North Texas jugging robbery targeting an ATM technician has been sentenced to more than seven years in federal prison, highlighting growing concerns about this crime trend across Texas.
Houston reflects on the life and career of longtime ABC13 anchor Dave Ward, whose decades of reporting shaped the city’s media landscape.
A violent dog attack in west Harris County left a man dead and two people injured. Deputies are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Authorities are investigating after a woman’s body was discovered inside a barrel near a Houston-area highway. Deputies believe she was killed in her sleep before being transported in the container.
A new boutique hotel is set to open in the Heights, adding a fresh lodging option and supporting the area’s growth.
Texas has introduced stricter statewide bail rules. South Texas officials are weighing in, and the policy shift could influence criminal justice processes in Houston.
Houston physician Dr. Mary Talley Bowden says she will take her case to court after the Texas Medical Board declined her bid to overturn COVID-era disciplinary actions.