Houston's new traffic safety push is targeting road rage and reckless driving.

Political violence targeting elected officials demands immediate action and stronger preventive measures, according to a Texas Southern University expert analyzing the recent fatal shootings of Minnesota lawmakers.

For tens of thousands of U.S. service members with undocumented family members, there’s no guaranteed protection from immigration raids.

Texans hold emergency medical seminar training with Texas Southern, Prairie View A&M staff.

Elevator breakdowns have been plaguing senior living facilities across the Houston-area, preventing residents from receiving healthcare and running necessary errands.

Beatbot is revolutionizing pool maintenance with its cordless design, eliminating messy cables and enhancing safety. Simply select a cleaning mode, drop it in, and receive a app notification on your phone when the job is done.

Dr. Michel Azer, a periodontist and founder of the Texas Dental Implant Center, says medications like blood pressure pills, antidepressants, and even GLP-1s can cause severe oral manifestations. With these medications, patients can experience dry mouth, gum overgrowth, or jawbone issues-leading to tooth decay, sensitivity, and even tooth loss. Dr. Azer offers a solution for patients who need a full-mouth restoration.

The CenterPoint Energy outage map says more than 5,000 customers are without power across the area amid thunderstorms Monday afternoon.

Edrie Vierya, 40, is charged with invasive visual recording.

A ground stop has been issued at William P. Hobby in Houston after thunderstorms have passed through the city Monday afternoon.

Deputies are investigating a situation involving a man who walked into a hospital with a gunshot wound.

Houston police released body camera footage of a fatal shooting involving an officer and a suspect armed with a baseball bat and concrete in Spring Branch on May 23.

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Derek Livingston, who joined Stages last July, brings playwright Maggie Lou Rader’s vision to life in this story about activism and camaraderie set in London, 1888, during the Match Women’s labor movement and the “Jack the Ripper” murders.

Investigators have Deveon Sells in custody, who made his first court appearance Monday and was given a $200K bond for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

There’s a fresh new brew in cypress! Roadrunners is officially open for quick and quality coffee.

Airbnb and FIFA have joined forces in a multi-year partnership ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026, which will be hosted in Houston and other cities.

Authorities are piecing together what led up to a shooting Monday morning in north Houston, where at least one person was hospitalized.

“Knowing Texas, specifically the Texas government, doesn’t want people like my kids to exist publicly... to get the healthcare that they need,” a mother of two transgender children explained. "That does hurt.”

Homeowners are one step closer to property tax relief with Governor Greg Abbott set to sign two bills after lawmakers approved $22.7 billion in property tax cuts this session.

May was a record-setting month for luxury home sales in Houston, with multiple multi-million-dollar estates sold in prestigious neighborhoods like River Oaks and Memorial Villages.

A man has died after firefighters were able to get him out of a home on fire Sunday night, but he succumbed to the injuries he suffered.

"Lunches of Love" in Rosenberg feeds about 1, 800 children every single day during the entire summer and 2,500 kids every weekend during the school year at 38 Lamar Consolidated Schools. However, the nonprofit is in danger of falling behind. Here's how you can help!

The Legislature passed laws allowing smaller homes on smaller lots and making it harder for neighbors to block new housing.

“Your commitment to exercising your First Amendment rights with respect, dignity, and unity reflects the very best of our city,” the City of Houston shared in a social media post. “No arrests. No serious injuries. Just one strong, united message — delivered peacefully.“

Eight Tribune photographers in eight Texas cities covered Saturday’s “No Kings” protests. Here is some of their work.

A ground stop is in effect for flights to George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston due to thunderstorms, as issued by the FAA at 2:30 a.m.

A line of storms are moving through the Houston area Tuesday afternoon.

As Election Day unfolds in the Houston area, voters are sharing photos of their ‘I Voted’ stickers to showcase their participation.

Three people were recovering after a shootout in North Houston.

A man was in custody accused of stabbing and killing a woman in west Houston.

A 25-year-old man was killed, and two others were injured in a shooting outside Stampede Houston in northeast Harris County.

Police are searching for a suspect after a man was found shot dead at a north Houston apartment complex.

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More storms are impacting parts of the Houston area Friday.

The COVID-19 pandemic devastated Texas’ restaurant industry — and for many, the recovery has been painfully slow. As profitability plummeted, restaurant owners across Texas joined forces with the Texas Restaurant Association, pushing for change at the state level. Their voices were heard.

A Houston mother abandoned her cart full of groceries at the checkout counter after discovering thieves had drained her family’s SNAP benefits.

Departures at Hobby Airport have been grounded after a small plane landed and now has a flat tire.

The man who was found guilty of murdering a Harris County peace officer has been sentenced to death.

The Houston Astros have dealt one of their former top draft picks to the Tampa Bay Rays for cash considerations.

A Houston METRO police officer, Gabriel Thomas Slusher, was arrested for soliciting explicit images of a child during an undercover operation by the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.

A guaranteed income program meant to help struggling families in Harris County is officially over, following a legal challenge from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

The concoction has made Jersey Mike’s a household name among fast-casual sub enjoyers, but a recent TikTok trend has poked fun at the awkwardness of requesting your sandwich to be made Mike’s Way.

RECOGNIZE THIS MAN? Authorities need your help finding a man caught on video breaking into a woman’s home in West University before robbing and sexually assaulting her.

A line of storms are moving through the Houston area Tuesday afternoon.

“Texas restaurants are more than businesses. They are employers, economic engines, and cultural anchors for every community,” Emily Williams Knight, Ed.D., president and CEO of the Texas Restaurant Association, said.

Houston ISD’s state appointed board of managers approves five-year extension of Superintendent Mike Miles’ contract.

A teen was arrested in Montgomery County after evading arrest in a stolen car. After his arrest, authorities learned that he planned to steal more.

The Uplift Harris program, where financially struggling residents in Harris County residents could qualify for a $500 monthly grant has notified its recipients, but there are still dozens of nonprofits Houstonians in need can reach out to.

Looking for a job? The Sheriff's Office will be interviewing job seekers this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. as they look to hire 189 detention officers and 10 communications officers.

Summer bodies are made year-round, and getting fit on a budget has never been easier here in the Houston area.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire announced a new traffic safety initiative aimed at reducing reckless driving, road rage, and speeding on major highways like I-45 and US-59.

Court records show Isiah Martinez, 20, was arrested on charges including failure to stop and render aid (involving death) and driving while intoxicated.

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A man was arrested Thursday evening after he confessed to running over a woman who jumped out of his truck in west Harris County, but authorities are still trying to piece together how the event unfolded.

Thursday was an emotional evening at the Houston Independent School District’s board meeting.

The incident happened just before 8 p.m., according to officials.

As ICE agents continue making arrests outside Houston immigration courts, immigrants rights organizations and attorneys are stepping up their presence at these hearings.

During the summer months, crime rates tend to rise. However, one group is determined to combat this trend. They have established a new hotline to address violence, supported by an army of volunteers dedicated to the mission.

Houston Police say it happened in the 1500 block of W. Gray Street.

The Houston Independent School District held a special announcement to release the state’s preliminary STAAR test results.

Texas Southern University has announced a $400,000 scholarship fund honoring the late Rev. Dr. William A. Lawson, a beloved civil rights leader and founder of Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church. Made possible through a partnership between the church and TSU’s Office of Civil Rights, the scholarship will support students pursuing degrees in fields tied to Lawson’s legacy of faith, education, and social justice.

It’s a revolution in cancer treatment, and it’s available right here in Houston. Dr. Philip Salem, oncologist and founder of Salem Oncology, recently stopped by Houston Life, alongside his patient, Hans Lengers, to chat about ICTriplex and its groundbreaking results.

Just days after appearing on the BET Awards, Tommy Davidson is in Houston and joined us live on the show. The comedian, actor, musician and voice of Oscar Proud is in town for a run of shows at the Improv. Watch the video player above to hear about his newest role, his single with Earth, Wind & Fire, and why he calls Houston his second home.

Learn how you can help salute service members overseas with a note of gratitude.

A proposed power line project across Lake Livingston has drawn strong opposition from the City of Houston and residents living along the shoreline.

The beloved donation-based yoga studio is giving us a preview of their brand-new location making yoga accessible for everyone.

The storms have cleared out of Southeast Texas, but CenterPoint and Entergy crews are still working to restore power to thousands of customers across the area. You can track real-time outage numbers and restoration updates below.

Still searching for a summer internship in Houston? Opportunities are available for high school and college students in fields like healthcare, law, mental health, energy, and more. Programs include Houston Methodist, Houston Bar Association, UTHealth, CVS, TxDOT, MFAH, Marriott, and CenterPoint Electric.

The National Weather Service has confirmed two tornados touched down in Wharton County in Thursday’s early morning storms.

Detectives allege Jonathan Beyleveld, a lieutenant in the TX National Guard, "sent and requested sexually explicit photos as he tried to arrange a meeting with the undercover detective to have sex and drink alcohol."

In the proposed Action Plan for Disaster Recovery, the City of Houston plans to use half of the $314.6M provided by the Department of Housing and Urban Development on addressing infrastructure needs.

Go behind the scenes as local Houston dance company ISHIDA prepares for the world premiere of “Inside My Walls”—on stage June 12–15 at Asia Society Texas Center.

Among other changes is a new law that says homeowner associations can no longer fine Texans for not watering their grass during a drought.

The governor also shared a video on social media as he signed a law for law enforcement officials at the protests "to ensure they can use every tool available to combat criminals without being targeted by rogue prosecutors."

Despite the many complaints on social media, traffic is not the biggest problem for Harris County residents.

A series of "No Kings" protests are scheduled across Houston and Southeast Texas on June 14

From June 16 to June 20, participating Chick-fil-A restaurants in Houston are offering a free 3-count Chick-n-Strips entrée to customers who use the Chick-fil-A App with location services enabled or place a mobile order.

HAVE YOU SEEN HIM? Family members said Shawn Bates, 48, was last seen leaving South Gessner Road in an unknown direction, but is a dialysis patient and his doctors are looking for him.

Here’s a list of locations and intersections to avoid when severe weather moves through the Houston area.

A motorcyclist in their 20s died after losing control and being thrown from an interchange ramp connecting the North Freeway to 59 South in Houston.

A line of storms are moving through the Houston area Tuesday afternoon.

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Houston Police say a child was killed after a crash in the Alief-area Wednesday evening.

A man was fatally shot on Wednesday afternoon in the 2200 block of Main Street, Midtown Houston.

A man stole a Houston Fire Department ambulance from Ben Taub Hospital, leading to a police chase through southeast and southwest Houston.

A Houston homeowner says her monthly water bills have reached $150 due to what appears to be an improper water meter connection that may be charging her for her neighbor’s water usage as well.

Immigration attorneys and immigrant rights organizations are advising some recent arrestees they still have a chance to remain in the United States.

KPRC 2 wants to hear from Houston area residents who may be dealing with a stray dog problem in your community.

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A major change in federal disaster response could soon reshape how states prepare for and recover from natural disasters.

The Houston Police Department has released body worn camera video of a machete-wielding man being shot by an officer following a robbery at a Family Dollar.

Harris County Sheriff's Office deputies said the vehicle of interest is a black Chrysler 300.

For one weekend only, guests are invited to test their courage in total darkness!

Leaders in Houston and Harris County have responded to a letter written by Congressman Wesley Hunt expressing concerns about upcoming protests in the city.

An undocumented immigrant from Mexico with a felony criminal history has been sentenced to more than four years behind bars after returning to the U.S. following multiple previous removals.

If you’re interested in building homes that will make a difference, the City of Houston Housing and Community Development Department is looking for your help.

As more and more people flock to Houston, drawn by its vibrant culture and economic opportunities, they are discovering a unique challenge: mastering Gulf Coast gardening in one of the nation’s most demanding climates. Here are five tips to help your garden thrive.

Communities across Houston and Galveston are celebrating Juneteenth with a variety of events, including parades, festivals, and cultural activities.

As Houston Ballet prepares for its season finale, “Sparrow: A Triple Bill,” Houston Life takes you behind the scenes to uncover what it takes to bring this captivating program to life.