Bill Barajas

As concerns over the new coronavirus continue to rise throughout the country, grocery store shoppers are finding dozens of used gloves and disinfecting wipes dumped in store parking lots.

Millions around the country are filing for unemployment after being laid off or furloughed as the economy grinds to a halt.

A Houston-area woman was shocked when she logged onto her late husband’s Chase Bank account and found that the balance seemed to be overdrawn by over $99 billion.

The man accused of spilling mercury in four separate locations in west Houston and Spring said he didn't know the substance 'was bad.'

A sergeant of the Nassau Bay Police Department died late Tuesday after being hit by the vehicle of a driver who was fleeing officers during a traffic stop, officials said.

Police are investigating after a 5-year-old girl was found dead inside a closet Monday in Northwest Houston.

Josephine Kirk-Taylor said her 5-year old daughter Melina was just a few steps away from being hit by a car as she was dropped off by her school bus and attempted to cross the street in the 2500 block of Westerland Drive.

UPDATE: The judge sent the jury home for the weekend, as it was still deliberating. The trial will resume Tuesday morning.

It was an explosive and controversial day at Bexar County Commissioners Court as Bexar County Precinct 2 Constable Michelle Barrientes Vela addressed allegations of wrongdoing and her rumored removal as an elected official.

Senators are proposing a bill to get rid of the Carrizo cane, a thick weed that is often used by undocumented immigrants to hide. Officials with the National Butterfly Center worry about the environmental effects that could come with using a herbicide.

It's become part of life on the border -- smugglers transporting immigrants across the Rio Grande River in plain sight of U.S. Border Patrol agents.

This weekend, starting Friday at 9 p.m., the focus will be on about 3/4 of a mile just south of Encino Rio to Evans Road.