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Gov. Abbott to disregard Title IX rules on protecting LGBTQ+ students
Gov. Greg Abbott said that the new regulations go against Texas laws that prevent transgender student athletes from participating on teams that reflect their gender identity in public universities and K-12 institutions.
Storms pass, but high water still holding up SE Texas highways
US 59 near Choates Creek in Polk County is closed in both directions due to high water, and it's not the only trouble spot around.
ABC13 captures neighbors' hope and heartbreak amid flooding
Beyond the rescue operations and warnings, Eyewitness News spoke with the people whose lives will no doubt change after the Texas flooding emergency.
Some Houston-area residents without power amid severe weather
As the Houston area experiences severe storms and flooding, thousands of CenterPoint Energy customers are without power.
Rep. Henry Cuellar, wife charged after getting nearly $600K in bribes
According to the indictment, Cuellar and his spouse used the funds to pay for credit card payments, taxes, car payments, dining and shopping, including $12,000 on a custom gown.
Plane experiences landing gear issues before arriving at Hobby Airport
According to officials, no injuries were reported after a plane's landing gear collapsed before successfully arriving at William P. Hobby Airport on Friday.
Columbia student protest organizer describes a police raid on campus
Columbia students were being suspended after their arrests at the " Gaza Solidarity Encampment," a tactic colleges across the country.
7th person dies in crash that killed 3 former UH football players
A 30-year-old woman died on Monday, months after she began fighting for her life from a crash that killed six other people, including three former University of Houston football players.
Community honors officer killed in Charlotte shooting
"I will carry his love with me for the rest of my life," Eyer's wife Ashley said.
VIEW MAP: San Jacinto River levels as rain continues in Houston
The San Jacinto River's current level is at 55 feet but is expected to rise as rain continues. Check here for the map to see where the river would normally be without storms.