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The UIL has released new statewide district alignments for 1A–6A teams, bringing major changes for Houston football, basketball, and volleyball programs.

Houston SWAT Officer Sean McCreary was killed in a single-vehicle crash in northwest Harris County. Investigators are reviewing the cause of the incident.

The University of Houston welcomed experts and community leaders for its first 'Dementia Unlocked' Symposium, focusing on dementia research, awareness, and care.

Montgomery County has approved a $221 million project to extend Old Conroe Road, improving mobility and supporting growth north of Houston.

A new analysis suggests demographic shifts in the 2030 Census may affect political representation in fast-growing cities like Houston.

Michael '5000' Watts, co-founder of Swishahouse and a major figure in Houston hip-hop, has died at 52. His legacy shaped Houston’s cultural identity.

Houston’s Christian Menefee wins a Texas special election, narrowing the GOP’s U.S. House majority and expanding the region’s influence in Congress.

A Democrat has won a Texas Senate seat previously carried by Trump, marking a notable political shift with regional implications for Houston.

Sen. John Cornyn and Rep. James Talarico lead early fundraising in the 2026 Texas Senate race, with key implications for Houston voters.

Houston experienced a significant decline in Mexican tourist arrivals last year, mirroring a national downturn impacting major U.S. cities.

Christian Menefee wins the special election to complete Sylvester Turner’s congressional term, shifting Houston's political landscape and shaping federal representation.

Several Democratic candidates are vying to fill Sylvester Turner’s former Texas House seat in a key Houston special election.

UCF scored a major Big 12 win, overpowering No. 11 Texas Tech with strong defense and physical play. Here’s what the result means for the conference.

DJ Michael “5000” Watts, co-founder of Swishahouse and a pioneer of Houston’s chopped-and-screwed sound, has died at 52. Houston reflects on his legacy.

Houston’s mayoral runoff highlights a generational divide within the Democratic Party and will shape the city’s future leadership and priorities.

Prosecutors across South Texas are intensifying efforts to dismantle cartel networks and human trafficking operations impacting Houston and the region.

A Texas comedy show is reinventing public roasting as performance art, blending humor and emotional expression in a unique statewide production.

A Texas special election may add another Democrat to the U.S. House, potentially shaping issues important to Houston.

Texas completed the first U.S. execution of 2026 as Charles Thompson was put to death by lethal injection. The Houston-area case renews debate over capital punishment.

A knife-wielding man was fatally shot by Harris County deputies during extra patrols in Houston. METRO Police and HCSO are investigating.

The Houston community reflects on the life and legacy of Thomas Roupe, who passed away at age 60. Read about local remembrances and community tributes.

A new report predicts Texas will see the strongest culinary job growth in the U.S. by 2032, with Houston positioned for major gains.

A Houston-area teen who went missing after being trafficked was found murdered. Authorities are investigating the case and its broader impact on the region.

A Houston man convicted in a 2009 double shooting is scheduled for execution. Learn about the case, appeals, and why it matters for Texas.