HPD: Woman, girl die from carbon monoxide poisoning after car was left running for heat
Houston police say two people died and two people were hospitalized due to carbon monoxide poisoning after a car was left running in an attached garage to try to create heat when the power was out.
Grandmother, 3 children dead after Sugar Land house fire
A grandmother and three elementary-age children have died after a house fire in Sugar Land, officials said.
Icy roads, power outages: Cold and snow reaching all the way into the Gulf Coast
WINTER REACHES SOUTH: From Sunday night into Monday morning, rain will turn into sleet and snow in Houston. Dallas might get 6 inches of snow. Oklahoma National Guard troops are being called to help stranded drivers.
ICE nearly released sex abuse convicts after confusion over Biden's 'release them all' memo
Immigration authorities prepared to release three men in Texas convicted of sex offenses against children in an apparent misapplication of President Joe Biden’s enforcement directives.
Man charged with intoxication manslaughter for crash that killed Dallas PD officer
A 32-year-old man has been charged for a crash that resulted in the death of a Dallas PD officer who was working another crash scene early Saturday morning.
Victims identified, survivors recall terrifying scene as cars piled up in Fort Worth
More details are being released about the victims of the chain-reaction crash in Fort Worth Thursday and the survivors who had to wait for hours to be rescued.
Nurse escapes crushed car in deadly Fort Worth pileup, continues walking to work
A North Texas woman walked away from the deadly Fort Worth pileup and went straight to the hospital. But it wasn’t because she was injured. She was heading to work.
Texas mom tackles man suspected of looking into her daughter's bedroom window
A mom in Texas took matters into her own hands and tackled a man suspected of looking into her daughter's window as he tried to flee from officers.
6 dead, dozens injured in I-35W pileup in Fort Worth involving 135 vehicles
Officials said six people were pronounced dead following the pileup crash, which stretched for nearly a mile in the southbound lanes of Interstate 35W near Northside Drive north of downtown.
7-year-old with cerebral palsy crawls to his family's rescue: 'He is our hero'
All 7 family members were fast asleep by the time the alarm started going off
Texas attorney, judge in viral Zoom mishap glad to lift spirits
An attorney in west Texas who went viral after his a Zoom mishap in which he appeared as a cat says he's glad he was able to lift some spirits.
Texas lieutenant governor announces bill protecting national anthem
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced a bill Wednesday introduced to ensure that the national anthem is performed at all publicly funded events
Mark Cuban confirms Mavericks are no longer playing national anthem at home games
The Dallas Mavericks have taken a stance against the playing of the national anthem.
‘I’m not a cat’: Lawyer can’t remove Zoom filter during virtual court appearance
Attorney Rod Ponton is now laughing over his Zoom fail when he couldn’t remove his cat filter for court.
San Antonio girl dies three days after testing positive for COVID-19
The family of nine-year-old Makenzie Gongora wants to shed light on how COVID-19 can impact children after she died just days after testing positive.
Owner of dog who attacked, mauled 3-year-old in Old Town Spring charged
The owner of a dog who attacked and mauled a 3-year-old in Old Town Spring has been officially charged.
Chicago Blackhawks beat Dallas Stars 2-1 in overtime
Chicago had been winless in its first four games this season that went past regulation.
JJ Watt sends special video to fan with Down Syndrome who lost wife to COVID-19
Jesse and his wife Samantha, who also had Down Syndrome, were married for seven years.
Texas department apologizes after mistakenly sending Amber Alert featuring 'Chucky' doll
The emergency message was sent out on Friday and included the "Child's Play" horror series villain along with his fictional child, Glen, reports said.
Accused Capitol rioter allowed to travel for Mexico 'retreat'
A Texas woman charged in connection with last month’s siege at the U.S. Capitol has asked to be allowed to travel to Mexico for a "weekend retreat" -- and the federal judge assigned to the case approved the request, court papers show.