Alejandro Hernandez, 31, accused of operating an online store selling boots made from endangered sea turtle skin, reportedly smuggled them from Mexico to the U.S. and sold to at least one Houston customer.
Houston city officials warn drivers about fraudulent parking tickets circulating in the city. Residents should verify the legitimacy of citations at HoustonTX.gov/parking and report suspicious activity.
Discover why Sugar Land, TX, ranks among the top three best places to live in the U.S., highlighting its low cost of living, educated workforce, and family-friendly environment. Explore what makes this Houston suburb a standout choice for families and professionals.
Experience the sale of Houston’s architectural icon, Pennzoil Place. This groundbreaking twin-tower complex, known for its innovative design, reflects a significant moment in the city’s real estate market, with a potential price exceeding $100 million.
Scaffolding collapse at Port Arthur LNG site in Sabine Pass, Texas, results in three deaths and two injuries. Investigation underway with OSHA involvement.
Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles has proposed nearly $10 million in cuts to the district’s central Chief of Schools office. The proposal, aimed at streamlining operations, requires approval from the state-appointed board of managers by June for the 2025-26 school year budget.
Discover Piney Point Village, a historic and affluent community in West Harris County, Texas, known for its exclusivity, strong community ties, and luxurious living, with a rich history dating back to the 1820s.
A violent spree in Houston left three dead and ten injured within ten hours. The series of shootings, impacting multiple neighborhoods, highlights the city’s ongoing struggle with gun violence. Police investigations are underway as authorities seek public assistance.
Liberty County Commissioner David Whitmire indicted on sexual assault and official oppression charges by a grand jury. Alleged offenses occurred in December 2024. Whitmire faces multiple charges, including solicitation of prostitution, amidst ongoing investigations.
In March 2023, the USDA cut $1 billion in food assistance programs, impacting school food initiatives and food banks. Houston Congressman Al Green expressed concern for the seniors dependent on these programs, as local leaders worry about the potential for increased food insecurity due to the reduced funding.