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Imanuel Lutheran Church in the Heights won't be torn down after all.
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HISD's accreditation status will be "pending" due to cheating scandals under investigation.
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Apparently even with a near $500 tuition increase UT is still a bargain.
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Houston police have arrested eight men for stealing catalytic converters from Toyota pickups at dealerships.
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A young boy's art was deemed too graphic to be displayed in a Montrose church's art gallery.
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Over eighty thousand people voted early in the primaries this year.
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Those between the ages of 18 & 24 seeking a driver's license will now have to complete a six hour course.
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Osiel Cardenas Guillen, former head of the Gulf Cartel, was sentenced to 25 years in prison during a secret hearing.
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The Houston Area Survey will become part of Rice's new Institute for Urban Research.
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Four teenagers in Polk County have been accused of vandalizing a cemetary.
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Willy Taveras decided he has a better shot at making the Nationals roster, rejecting the Astros offer.
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While Debra Medina was busy clarifying her 9-11 statement, Democratic hopeful Farouk Shami wouldn't rule out "truthers." Oh, and he thinks white people aren't willing to work.
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When it becomes couples skate only in Vancouver we'll be pulling for Sugar Land's Amanda Evora.
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Two local women will be holding a gala in order to raise funds to help relatives of HIV/AIDS victims foot the cost of funerals.
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Harris County officials have replied to federal criticism of conditions at the county jail with a 300-page rebuttal
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Terry Grier, the man expected to be HISD's next superintendent, visited a local high school and chatted with the Chronicle
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A police chase early yesterday afternoon ended when the suspect hit an innocent man's truck, causing it to roll seven times
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Kay Bailey Hutchinson is in full campaign mode for the 2010 gubernatorial election
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The U.S. is repaying $2.4 million in lost tax revenue to Mexican officials in San Antonio today after uncovering a scheme in which oil stolen from Mexico was sold to refineries by a Houston-based oil company
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Fire officials say lightning started a fire at a CenterPoint facility in Midtown yesterday afternoon, cutting power to some residents and sending black smoke across the neighborhood
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Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee is calling for a 'fair and just' investigation into allegations of racism and sexism in HFD
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TX DOT has temporarily shelved I-45 construction plans so that folks will (want to) visit Galveston
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Veteran firefighters - all of them female - are defending Houston Fire Department in the wake of the discrimination allegations
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More news from the city's Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care, and it ain't good: A woman claims she saw a BARC employee hitting a puppy
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A group of protesters gathered at City Hall yesterday to speak out against what they claim is a string of offensive incidents in the Houston Fire Department
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A Harris County grand jury did not indict Donald Driver's dad or the HPD officers on charges stemming from a traffic stop last November
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HPD and TSU officers are reviewing surveillance tapes to try to find out who was responsible for a Wednesday shooting spree at the university in which at least eight people were wounded
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