Attorneys report unsafe conditions for immigrant children at a Texas detention facility. Allegations include poor water quality, delayed medical care, and prolonged detention without justification. Human rights organizations call for urgent action and transparency to protect the children’s well-being.
Houston Police Officer Alex Roberts died in a crash while conducting a traffic escort in Anderson County, Texas. Investigation ongoing.
Jarvis Spires, a 17-year-old Houston-area football player, shows remarkable recovery after severe heat stroke. His case highlights athlete safety and heat-related risks.
Harris County and the FBI investigate fake text messages in Houston area, warning residents of scams demanding toll fee payments and traffic violations.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo will not seek re-election for the 2026 term. The position has drawn several candidates from both Democratic and Republican parties, sparking a notable political contest.
Following a devastating fire at Christ Church Apostolic in southeast Houston, local leaders are calling for prayers and support. The fire, which resulted in injuries to two firefighters and marked the loss of the church’s building, has left the community in mourning. Despite the destruction, Pastor Jon McDaniel affirms that the church’s mission continues, with services temporarily relocated to FountainBlu Event Center.
A two-year-old from Paris diagnosed with leukemia receives promising treatment at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston. The story highlights advancements in pediatric cancer care and the role of early detection.
This week, budget cuts have led to significant changes in Houston’s radio scene, affecting both commercial and public stations. Key hosts at ESPN 97.5 and 92.5, including Paul Gallant and Joel Blank, have departed due to financial constraints. Meanwhile, Houston Public Media has also announced layoffs and restructuring amidst federal funding cuts. Despite these setbacks, efforts continue to bridge financial gaps and prioritize community service.
A Houston man faces charges for his alleged role in two violent home invasions involving fake police gear. Andres Hernandez Torres, 29, is accused of driving the getaway car during incidents where victims were zip-tied and robbed. He remains in Harris County Jail with a $450,000 bond.
A candlelight vigil at Discovery Green Park in Houston commemorated Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist who was fatally shot. Supporters shared memories, prayed, and committed to continue his legacy.