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08/14/2026

07/26/2026

A beloved East End family restaurant, Casa Morales in Magnolia Park, is asking the community for help after a burglary that occurred around 2:00 a.m. early Friday morning.

According to the family, the suspect broke into the restaurant, caused extensive damage, stole property, and tore down the security cameras. Fortunately, they were still able to recover a photo of the individual believed to be involved.

Casa Morales has been serving traditional Mexican food in the Magnolia Park community for nearly 30 years. Being forced to close following the break-in has created a significant financial hardship for this local, family-owned business.

A police report has already been filed.

If you recognize the person shown or have any information that could help investigators, please contact the Houston Police Department. You may also send HTX News a private message, and we will forward any credible information to the family or investigators.

Let’s help this longtime Houston small business get the justice it deserves.

07/24/2026

FLASH FLOODING IMPACTS SOUTHWEST HOUSTON AFTER BERTHA’S HEAVY RAIN

Tropical Depression Bertha brought intense rainfall to Southwest Houston, triggering widespread flash flooding and leaving numerous vehicles stranded as roads quickly became impassable.

Several areas, including Missouri City, Sugar Land, and Bellaire, received more than 6 inches of rain in a short period, overwhelming drainage systems and creating dangerous driving conditions.

If you’re out tonight, avoid flooded roadways and never attempt to drive through high water.

Share your photos or videos from your area in the comments.

07/19/2026

Paul Wall live at the Houston FIFA Fan Fest.

07/15/2026

I was at Houston City Hall as members of the community gathered to share their voices and concerns following the recent fatal ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo. Throughout the event, we spoke with several attendees who shared why they felt it was important to be there, what the incident has meant to them, and what they hope to see moving forward.

Regardless of where people stand on immigration policy, today’s gathering reflected a community coming together to express their perspectives and participate in the public conversation. As the investigations continue, many say they are hoping for answers, transparency, and accountability.

07/15/2026

Janice S. McNair, co-founder of the Houston Texans and longtime philanthropist, has passed away peacefully at the age of 89.

Alongside her late husband, Bob McNair, she played a pivotal role in bringing the NFL back to Houston. Beyond football, she was known for her generosity and unwavering commitment to supporting education, healthcare, and countless charitable causes that touched lives across our region.

Following Bob McNair’s passing in 2018, Janice continued to lead the Texans organization with grace before passing principal ownership to her son, Cal McNair, in 2024.

Our thoughts are with the McNair family, the Houston Texans organization, and all who knew and loved her during this difficult time. Her impact on Houston will be remembered for generations.

Rest in peace, Janice McNair.

07/08/2026

UPDATE: A tense situation in the Spring area has come to a peaceful end.

Authorities say a reported pursuit ended when the driver of a truck crashed into a home on Saint Winfred Drive in the Chancel subdivision, near TC Jester Boulevard and Spring Cypress Road. The driver then fled inside the residence, prompting an hours-long law enforcement response.

After several hours of negotiations, the man exited the home at approximately 11:15 a.m. and was taken into custody without incident.

Authorities have not released additional information about possible charges or whether anyone was injured. The investigation remains ongoing.