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Two teenagers were arrested in connection with an alleged plot targeting a Houston synagogue, according to published reports. Here’s what we know so far.

A Texas agency found Camp Mystic’s emergency plan insufficient, putting its summer opening at risk and raising new questions about camp safety compliance.

UTHealth Houston has launched a new cardiology department, expanding its academic medicine, heart care, and research presence in Houston.

The First Community Cares Foundation held its third annual golf tournament in Houston, bringing together supporters to raise funds for community-focused efforts.

Three law enforcement officers were hurt in separate crashes near Houston’s North Freeway during an overnight chase, according to police.

Two young people were arrested in connection with an alleged plot to attack a Houston synagogue. Here’s what is known and why it matters locally.

DHR Health and the University of Houston have launched a new medical research and education center in Houston, expanding healthcare training and research capacity.

Human verification tests are becoming more common and more complex as websites fight bots and fraud. Here’s why that matters for users in Houston and beyond.

A Houston synagogue and Jewish day school temporarily closed after unspecified threats prompted a security response. Here is what is known so far.

A Houston murder charge involving a Venezuelan national is intensifying debate over whether local officials should expand cooperation with ICE.

A Houston park has unveiled six new murals by local artists, adding a major public art feature and new cultural attraction for visitors.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo says she has lost confidence in the flood control director, raising new questions about leadership at a key Houston-area agency.

A federal appeals court ruled Texas can enforce its law requiring public schools to post the Ten Commandments in classrooms while legal challenges continue.

Houston Dynamo FC has named Texas Bay Credit Union its exclusive credit union partner, adding a new local business partnership in Houston.

Texas will pursue ibogaine clinical trials after failing to find a pharmaceutical company to lead the research, keeping focus on addiction and veteran treatment studies.

A court overturned Clarence Jordan’s death sentence after finding intellectual disability issues were central to the case, a significant development for Texas capital punishment law.

A Brazilian woman has been identified after drowning during the swim portion of a Texas Ironman event near Houston. Here is what happened and why it matters.

LSU has won a major recruiting battle, landing the nation’s No. 5 athlete over Ohio State and Texas A&M in a notable college football commitment.

Houston is leading a rise in Texas hotel sales, signaling renewed investor interest in the city’s hospitality and commercial real estate markets.

Houston has declared April 14 as David D. Medina Day, honoring the Rice University alum and employee for his longtime service and impact.

Texas Injection Molding LLC in Houston was ranked No. 8 on Plastics News' Best Places to Work 2026 list, highlighting local manufacturing workplace excellence.

Houston’s Art Car Parade turns everyday vehicles into public art, showcasing the city’s creative spirit and unique car culture.

A judge has denied an effort to dismiss election conspiracy charges tied to a Houston AC repairman case, allowing the prosecution to move forward.

A Houston obituary published by the Houston Chronicle and Legacy.com reports the death of Richard Williams at age 66. Here is what the notice says.