Fire crews responded around noon to a reported structure fire at West Patton St. near the I-45 North Freeway

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals rejected the state’s attempt to stop a hearing in A.J. Armstrong’s case and lifted the stay that had put it on hold. The hearing will focus on Armstrong’s claim that prosecutors withheld information involving a key blood splatter expert in his third trial.

Surveillance footage led deputies to identify Ellis, who has prior convictions including aggravated robbery and a previous indecent exposure charge dating back to 2008.

Houston is resuming water shutoffs for customers 90+ days past due or owing over $500. Here's how to dispute a bill, set up a payment plan, or stop a disconnection.

Venezuelan officials met with U.S. executives in Houston to sign major oil deals with SLB and Hunt Oil, aiming to rebuild the nation’s energy infrastructure.

A car fire spread to a northwest Houston laundromat Sunday night, forcing customers to evacuate as flames and thick smoke filled the area.

Mayor Sylvester Turner acknowledged that here in Houston, the country’s fourth-largest city, and one with more than 16,000 miles of road, there is much upgrading that could be done.

Their yellow jackets and vests stand out in the seas of people attending Houston’s largest events, but former security guards say the hiring and training practices Contemporary Services Corporation (CSC) uses fail to equip personnel with the skills necessary to handle bigger problems.

Get2Know KPRC 2’s Lisa Hernandez | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2Published: June 12, 2020, 1:54 pmYou might have seen a familiar face back on Houston airwaves this month. Lisa Hernandez has joined the KPRC 2 family! After taking a little break to spend some quality time with her family, she's returned to the anchor desk as part of the KPRC 2 News Today team. She revealed to Houston Life how is her life at home and how she stays fit.