Rare gar hybrid caught in Texas’ Trinity River
Angler Sebastian Benitez caught a rare hybrid of an alligator gar and a longnose gar while fishing the Trinity River, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department said.
Angler Sebastian Benitez caught a rare hybrid of an alligator gar and a longnose gar while fishing the Trinity River, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department said.
AT&T customers across Houston and other parts of Texas reported widespread internet disruptions on Labor Day, with nearly 1,700 outage reports logged shortly after midday Monday, according to DownDetector.
Temple officials advanced plans for a proposed $4.2 billion data center campus while considering new development rules for future projects as residents raise concerns about the impact of large facilities on the community.
PAX Unplugged, one of the largest tabletop gaming conventions in the United States, will hold its first Houston event June 25-27 next year at the George R. Brown Convention Center, organizers announced Friday.
Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman’s Office will increase patrols across the county Sunday and Monday to target impaired, reckless and dangerous drivers during the Labor Day weekend.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo has called for a special meeting to examine how the county uses and oversees Flock license-plate reader cameras after officials renewed the county’s contract with the company without adding privacy protections she requested.
Texas state parks will host Veteran Mental Health Awareness Ruck Hikes throughout September to support military veterans and raise awareness during Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month.
The first half of the $1.3 billion Dr. Richard A. Tapia Bridge is expected to open in spring 2027 with traffic traveling in both directions, while Harris County officials expect the second half to open by the end of 2030.
Tiny shells from millions of marine snails called sea butterflies have washed ashore along stretches of the Texas coast, leaving sharp fragments that beachgoers have mistaken for fiberglass.
Louisiana-Pacific Corp. will indefinitely suspend production at its oriented strand board mill in Jasper starting in October, affecting about 150 workers as the company responds to weak demand.