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Woman says catching blood clot saved her life
Out of fear of COVID-19, people in need of medical help are avoiding hospitals. But a Houston woman is sharing why you shouldn't delay getting care.
Midwest health system CEO leaves company amid mask controversy
Kelby Krabbenhoft stepped down from Sanford Health this week following a controversy over recent statements he made about masks.
1 person hospitalized after train crash in east Harris County
An investigation is underway after a train slammed into a car in east Harris County.
Couple found shot to death at southwest Houston apartment
Police say it appears to be a love triangle double murder. The woman's ex-husband was reportedly found in the home with her dead body.
Man had double lung transplant during lengthy COVID-19 fight
He sought treatment in the Texas Medical Center, where he was hooked up to an artificial lung for 58 days before the transplant.
TV news legend using singing to help others through pandemic
Francis Scott Fitzgerald once famously wrote, "there are no second acts in American lives," but he never met Victor Neufeld.
Head chef at Lucille's gives out 5,000 gourmet Thanksgiving meals
The meals were handed out to those in need in neighborhoods including the historic Third Ward and Acres Homes.
Street flooding and tornadoes possible after Thanksgiving
A strong storm system will high chance for showers and thunderstorms after Thanksgiving.
Joe Biden appeals for unity in Thanksgiving-eve address
"This is the moment when we need to steel our spines, redouble our efforts and recommit ourselves to this fight," Biden said.
Attending a gathering? Assess your COVID risk here
Researchers have put together some data showing the COVID-19 risk of certain sized gatherings, based on where you live in the country.
Mayor who ran Texas Renaissance Fest faces lawsuit
George Coulam is accused of hiring a woman to facilitate his online dating profiles and firing her when he wasn't satisfied with the results.
6 months later: Did George Floyd's death spark or start a movement?
It's been six months since George Floyd was killed at the hands of police, and people believe there's plenty of work that needs to be done.