The justices order Monday allows women seeking abortions to obtain the pill at pharmacies or through the mail, without an in-person visit to a doctor.

A Dutch cruise ship with nearly 150 people on board including 17 Americans is waiting for help off Cape Verde.

They have to act or else face the consequences.

Harris County has spent over $850M in toll road revenue on mobility projects since 2023, but inconsistent records make it difficult to track where the money goes.

One woman's usage appeared to jump 3,000 gallons a month.

Houston Pakistani film fest grows into global platform

Airlines are stepping in with rescue fares after Spirits shutdown.

New data highlights a group of smaller, more affordable communities.

The central libraryremains a centerpiece of the city's story.

"It is our hope to not need to implement this on a regular or full-time basis."

Houston's "free trash" era may be coming to an end.

A Flood Watch has been issued for the Houston area.

The discovery is raising questions about how the city will respond.

Houston leaders say the East End is becoming central to the city's future.

Houston's wealthiest neighborhood is paying big bucks at the pump.

The host was respected by many across the Lone Star State

Mineral Wells officials gave an update on the clean-up.

"He should be treated like a kidnot a criminal."

Layoffs loom as two alcohol giants close in on a major Texas deal.

It was her first White House Correspondents' Dinner.

"They really don't care about anything other than test scores."

The engagement followed her recent move back to Houston for work.

They filed a lawsuit after raids, arrests and $5M in assets were frozen.

The appearance comes after a recent show shakeup.

It poses an "imminent risk of catastrophic bodily injury or death to children."