Texans rookie wide receiver making big plays

Another setback for Texans, falling to 0-2 with 20-19 last-minute loss to Tampa Bay Buccaneers as offense sputters and defense falls short at the end of the game.

Texans have their work cut out for them against Buccaneers' defense and will have a new starting center in Jarrett Patterson

Davis Mills signed one-year, $7 million deal

Texans quarterback gives back with foundation at Back to School event partnering with Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, District Attorney Sean Teare, City Controller Chris Hollins, other community leaders

Texans quarterback looks to bounce back from disappointing performance

Texans allowed just one sack, one quarterback hit against Cowboys

Twenty years ago, Beth Stroud was defrocked as a United Methodist Church pastor after telling her Philadelphia congregation that she was in a committed same-sex relationship.

Twenty years ago, Beth Stroud was defrocked from her beloved job as a United Methodist pastor in Philadelphia.

The Texans dealt their last first round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft to the Vikings back in March, which means they won’t make a selection tonight unless they trade back in. Even though the Texans might not call a name at the podium in Detroit tonight, they still have a history of making splash picks on the first night of the draft.

Texan wide receiver gets into the act like a defensive player

Texans rookie set to make third consecutive start of preseason

Texans quarterback joins ownership grou

The Texans will have a lot of questions to be answered as camp begins and the countdown to the season begins.

After weeks of dancing around questions about what moves they would make at the 2023 NFL draft, the Houston Texans pulled off an unexpected Texas two-step. The team got Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud and Alabama’s defensive star Will Anderson, Jr. after a bit of negotiating that landed them back to back draft picks. Thursday night, JJ Watt and others weighed in on the picks.

Quarterbacks dominated the first part of the NFL draft.

Texans make plans for draft in pencil, not ink.

Coach Ryan Day offered no apologies for No. 2 Ohio State’s low-scoring, “clunky” win over No. 5 Notre Dame.

Nine of the 14 Big Ten football teams appear set at quarterback heading into the fall.

– A 79-year-old man pleaded guilty to leaving dead animals on the grave of his former neighbor, NBC4 reports. According to the report, Joseph Stroud was accused of causing more than $2,500 in damages to a former neighbor’s headstone by staining it with the blood of more than a dozen dead animals. NBC4 reports that the granddaughter of the deceased contacted police in July after she and her family began finding dead animals on her grandfather’s grave two months prior. According to NBC4, Stroud was arrested in August after he was caught on surveillance video placing dead animals on the headstone and charged with defacing objects of public respect. He must also surrender his driver’s license due to his mental health and will pay more than $2,500 in victim restitution, according to NBC4.

But in much of Texas, elections come down to the people like Mooney, a 55-year-old former car dealership office manager turned election junkie. Rule changes have come often this election season, covering everything from when absentee ballots can be counted to wearing masks while voting, leaving election administrators scrambling to keep up. Stroud used to work at the city library, and came into the election administrator's job in September. She is often on the phone with neighboring election administrators talking through logistics and the latest procedural changes that are essential to running a successful election. According to each of the election officials, their families and friends finally understand how important and stressful their job is.