A Houston Police Department lieutenant has been arrested and charged with online solicitation of a minor following an undercover investigation, authorities said.

Cold front bring storms and cool down this weekend.

A storm system out west is gearing up to bring Southeast Texas another round of stormy weather this weekend.

Skaters, coaches and families are speaking out against the planned closure of Memorial City Ice Rink, saying it would disrupt training, overcrowd other rinks and tear apart a long-standing Houston community.

Police continue searching for Kevin Faux, the man accused in the death of pregnant Houston woman Ashanti Allen, a case her family says is now highlighting the dangers of domestic violence and the importance of speaking up.

An investigation is underway after police say a 4-month-old died in west Houston on Friday.

The man presumed to be the father of the missing woman, who was found dead at a park on Chimney Rock on Thursday, is now wanted for her murder.

Texans meet with projected second-ranked tight end draft prospect

Mayor John Whitmire told KPRC 2’s Re’Chelle Turner in a one-on-one interview that the lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton against the city is political and that he will not pursue an expensive court fight.

A Houston-area homeowner says Elios Solar stopped responding after installing her panels, leaving her unable to pay her bill and raising concerns about the company’s status.

A growing controversy is unfolding in northeast Houston, where residents say a piece of land slated for development may have once been a historic cemetery.

A former Goose Creek Memorial High School counselor is out on bond after being charged with felony offenses tied to what investigators describe as an inappropriate relationship with a teenage student.

Houston police are still searching for Kevin Faux, the man charged with capital murder in the death of Ashanti Allen, a 23-year-old who was eight months pregnant when she disappeared.

Authorities in Montgomery County are responding to an 18-wheeler fire on the Eastex Freeway in New Caney.

Following a report on Houston homeowner Frances Holt's unactivated solar panels resulting in a $134,000 bill, many have expressed concerns about misleading solar panel sales practices. Complaints involve high-pressure sales, confusing contracts, and unexpected costs, prompting consumer advocates to advise filing complaints with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). This process helps address individual grievances and identify industry-wide issues, with a focus on providing detailed information to facilitate investigations.

With excitement building for the FIFA World Cup 2026, many Houston-area fans are experiencing sticker shock when it comes to ticket prices.