Isaac Biais, 21, was charged with two counts of murder in the shootings of Emiliano Quirino and William Hall, which happened four days apart. Judge Katherine Thomas of the 184th District Court on Tuesday ordered Biais' bail to be set at $1 million for each case.

@HCSOTexas deputies responded to a shooting at a complex at the 14545 blk of Bammel N Houston. Preliminary: the victim was reportedly shot by a neighbor after an altercation over loud music. The incident occurred overnight, but the victim did not immediately report the matter.… pic.twitter.com/DDYPEQigC7

The wet pattern gives way to drying conditions by Sunday as high pressure rebuilds. Sun returns, rain chances taper off, and the stage is set for a significant heat rise. Highs climb into the upper 90s, with humidity bringing the heat index up to 105.

The Houston Police Department is investigating the drowning death of a 5-year-old girl at a West Houston apartment complex pool late Thursday night.

Dr. Esmaeil Porsa, president and CEO of Harris Health, and Robert Palussek, CEO of Legacy Community Health, told the Houston Business Journal they are waiting for further movement from Congress and for some provisions to take effect before making decisions on the fate of their organizations, who care for some of Houston’s neediest patients.

In Houston news for July 25, 2025, we're taking a look at a tragic drowning involving a 5-year-old girl, a missing woman who has been found dead, a high school football star who bonded out of jail, a tropical low that is bringing downpours to Southeast Texas and more.

Empower Pharmacy, a Houston-based compounding pharmacy, has been sanctioned by the FDA and other states in the past decade. In Texas, it has a near-sterling record.

A 16-year-old boy said he was questioned and released after shooting a man he said attacked him after barging into his sister's Aldine apartment.

It’s a big, big accomplishment for the program, for the kids," Grand Sachems president Jabriel Abdullah said. “They’re pretty excited about that.”

Chevron cut 575 positions in the Houston area after it completed its $55 billion merger with Hess, a Texas Workforce Commission filing revealed on Wednesday.

As one of the largest and most diverse cities in the country, Houston is severely lacking in city representation across movies, TV and video games. And it appears increasingly to be a case of real wasted potential. According to a recent study, the Bayou City we know and love is a prime city for an open-world video game adaptation.