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Houston is reviewing ParkHouston-related tow hearing judgments to confirm drivers who won their cases receive the money they were awarded.

Houston’s restaurant community is grieving the loss of Thy Mitchell and her two children, as friends and colleagues share tributes and condolences.

Happyville Playground has opened in The Woodlands area, giving Greater Houston families a new indoor play destination for children and events.

Harris County Treasurer Carla Wyatt was arrested on a DWI charge in Houston, months after an earlier burglary charge was dismissed.

A family has sued Spirit Airlines after an elderly passenger reportedly wandered away from IAH in Houston and died. Here is what the lawsuit alleges.

Covering Katy is launching a metered paywall at $1.50 per week, marking another shift in how Houston-area local journalism is funded.

Akshaya Patra’s “Melodies for Meals” fundraiser in Houston is bringing supporters together to raise money for hunger relief and meal programs.

The American Red Cross is hosting a Houston baby shower event for military mothers, offering baby essentials, resources, and community support for local service families.

A son is in custody after police say his father was critically wounded in a domestic shooting at a gas station in northeast Houston.

Southbound U.S. 59 at Highway 288 in Houston will be closed all weekend as TxDOT demolishes the Alabama Street Bridge. Drivers should expect delays.

Houston’s road game at Oregon State is shaping up as a key early test for the Cougars and could reveal the team’s direction this season.

Lee Gilley, accused in the death of his pregnant wife, reportedly fled the United States before trial in a Houston-area case. Here’s what it means.

Dell Technologies’ board has approved a plan to reincorporate in Texas, pending a shareholder vote, highlighting the state’s rising appeal for major corporations.

A medical news roundup covers a Texas physician convicted over illegal pill distribution, a semaglutide study on heavy drinking, and three hantavirus deaths tied to a cruise ship.

SEG Solar plans a new 4 GW solar factory in Texas, a major manufacturing expansion with implications for Houston’s energy, logistics, and industrial economy.

Stream Realty added a Texas tenant representation team as CBRE and Colliers expanded other business lines, signaling ongoing movement in Houston commercial real estate.

Texas Rangers and law enforcement partners extradited a suspect from Mexico in a 1986 Houston-area killing, advancing a decades-old cold case.

An early look at the Houston Texans’ 2026 schedule outlines the opponents on the team’s upcoming slate and what the matchups could mean for Houston.

San Francisco police say the missing person case of Cheryl Lanier has been solved after 53 years, closing one of the department’s longest-running investigations.

Authorities are investigating a Houston River Oaks murder-suicide that left Matthew and Thy Mitchell of Traveler’s Table and family members dead.

Treaty Oak Revival has added a second leg to its West Texas Degenerate Tour, a move Houston fans may see as a sign of the band’s growing reach.

New Caney ISD has shared planning details for its 2025-26 graduation ceremonies. Here’s what Houston-area students and families should know before attending.

A man living in Texas has been extradited to New York to face rape and strangulation charges. Here is what Houston readers should know about the case.

Traveler’s Table co-owners Thy and Matthew Mitchell and their two children were found dead in a River Oaks home in Houston in an apparent murder-suicide.