James Brock has worked in newsrooms and for publications around the world, including in New York, Paris, Dubai, and Houston. He attended high school in Germany, and graduated from the University of Alabama.
TSU is the only Bayou City in the tournament, but that doesn't mean you can't have some fun. Plus, we share some picking tips.
Democratic state Rep. Jessica Farrar wants men to endure the "unnecessary" and "invasive" procedures she says Texas women face.
No one held a winning ticket for Saturday's drawing, so expect lines at your lottery outlet.
Little Liberty follows in the footsteps of the Heights' Arthur Ave, which announced last week that it was closing.
Unidentified subject entered establishment around 1 a.m. on Sunday and opened fire.
The clouds bid farewell for a while; chance of rain on Thursday.
Valerie McDaniel and Leon Jacob allegedly hired undercover officer posing as hitman.
St. Paul, Minn.-based chain closed some locations in March after filing for bankruptcy.
Arthur Ave opened in 2016, but Is calling it quits on March 19: "We learned some things that worked and some things that didn’t," team said.
Total Wine, a chain with more than 100 locations around the nation, will open two more stores in Houston in March.
Incident occurred early Friday morning; woman is recovering, police are searching for man and woman who fled scene.
Man approached woman in southwest Houston, then assaulted her and took handbag.
Tom Gillam III was shot on January 31 near the intersection of Martin Luther King and Dolittle boulevards.
Joshua Fairchild admitted using his phone to search for images of sexual assault.
Runners will participate in 1-mile fun run, 5K wheelchair race, and a 5K.
Nice-acre parcel is owned by Houston Community College; city will lease land to supermarket chain.
City Council members "tagged" proposal, which pushes for hundred of miles of cycling lanes around city.
There was no jackpot winner in Wednesday's draw, so the pot now stands at $104 million.
Armando "Piro" Garcia, detained by ICE on February 8, is no longer at Taquería Gómez stoves.
Ronald DePinho, who has led the renowned research and treatment institution for six years, steps down.
