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The Harris County District Attorney’s Office has announced an indictment in the incident where a man was injured after being hit by a vehicle driven by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
Pope Leo XIV has become the first pope to vote in a U.S. general election.
Here’s the scores from high school football games played on Thursday, Oct. 29 around Texas and the Houston-Galveston area.
On the last day of early voting in Texas, over 950,000 ballots have been cast in Harris County for the midterm elections.
Houston residents should prepare for a rainy Halloween weekend followed by a time change on Sunday and a cold front arriving next Tuesday.
The Houston Comets are officially back as the team revealed its new logo before returning to the WNBA next season.
HOUSTON (CW39) — The Houston Comets are officially back as the team revealed its new logo before returning to the WNBA next season. The new logo and colors were unveiled at a celebration in downtown Houston on Thursday, which brought together Comets fans, Comets legends and community leaders and partners to start the franchise’s new era. [...]
A new GOTV tool implemented by Gov. Greg Abbott's campaign last year is tapping into the personal networks of Texas voters.
An overturned 18-wheeler has closed all eastbound lanes on the I-10 East Freeway near the I-610 East Loop early Friday morning.
Nexstar Media Group will provide free TV and streaming coverage of all 12 UIL state football championship games from AT&T Stadium in Arlington this December.
The R22 is a two-seat aircraft and the H125 can carry up to six passengers, depending on the configuration.
Longtime RodeoHouston announcer Bob Tallman is scheduled to lead the 2027 Downtown Rodeo Parade on February 27 to mark the beginning of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo's 95th season.
George Bush Intercontinental Airport's Terminal C North has fully reopened following a temporary closure due to a fire earlier in the week.
Legendary actor Patrick Stewart, synonymous for many with "Star Trek" and known for his role in "X-Men," has died at 86.
A Houston woman is getting back into the swing of things for her 100th birthday.
