It’s the holiday season, and porch pirates are busy across Houston. While package theft isn’t new, it tends to spike this time of year.

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.

The infamous 'Darth Vader House' in Houston has officially sold for $3.35 million! Discover the transformation ahead, including its new owner, international sculptor Enrique Cabrera, and what’s next for this architectural gem. Read on to learn how this iconic home went from a local legend to the 'Black Bull House'!

This new-to-Houston handcrafted bagel shop is known for its hot fresh bagels, and this new store marks their first location in Texas.

Star Wars fans from across the world come to Houston to take selfies in front of the home, and now the right buyer has the chance to make it their permanent residence...for a price.

Brett Detamore, the former West University home developer who allegedly faked his disappearance in June 2023, appeared in federal court Monday afternoon.

The West University Place father and developer who went missing for days over the summer is accused of faking his disappearance in an elaborate fraud scheme to steal money from investors and home buyers, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday in Harris County.

A suspected serial bank robber is in custody after leading officers in a chase near Greenway Plaza on Thursday, police said.

A 38-year-old West University man who was reported missing on June 21 was found safe Monday night at a San Antonio bus stop, officials said.

West University has a mansion on the market for $3,848,000 with an eclectic style that is defined by tile, glass and mirror finishes and so much ‘80s style you may be transported just by looking through the photos below.

She’s 100 years old and she still looks good, y’all.

A woman alleged to have stolen 18 packages in the West University area has been arrested and charged for her crimes thanks to a Nest camera.

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It’s been a long time coming, but just like everything else, the process and studies were put on hold because of the pandemic. The traffic studies picked up in the Fall of 2020 when patterns started to make a comeback, and in early June, the ordinance to reduce the speed limit within West University Place city limits was approved.

HOUSTON Popular delicatessen Kenny & Ziggys are relocating to the West University area, bringing a new cocktail menu and in-house bakery. In a news release shared Friday, the restaurant, located at 2327 Post Oak, said it plans to move into the old Lubys restaurant building on the same street in early to mid-2021. The pending demolition of the Post Oak Strip Center is behind the move. The restaurant will continue to operate at its 2327 Post Oak location until the transition is complete. Kenny & Ziggys is temporarily closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, but is taking orders via takeout and delivery.

To stay alive, business-wise that is, Michael applied for the Paycheck Protection Program. Just to be safe to continue you working in the industry I love, to continue doing what I love, has been awesome, Bo said. And now there is good news for Americans both working and not working. Lawmakers in Washington are now considering a second stimulus program. The HEROES Act, larger than the original stimulus package, this program would give more money to families.

HOUSTON – A Houston woman has been missing for more than a week in Gloucester, Massachusetts, according to the Gloucester Police Department. Abbie Flynn, 59, split her time between Houston and Gloucester, friends told KPRC 2. Flynn was reported missing on Feb. 2, the same day she had planned to host a party, according to Gloucester Police Chief Ed Conley. Flynn spoke on the phone with her son around 4 p.m. the day she went missing, Conley said. If you have seen Flynn around Houston or know anything about her disappearance, you’re asked to call the Gloucester Police Department at (978) 283-1212.