The FBI said it searched a location in Houston in connection to the New Orleans truck attack that killed 15 people.
Texas spends a lot on building highways, but not on other transportation options. Research has shown that adding lanes does ...
Based on average daily temperatures, Houston had its hottest year ever. This is the second year in a row that has happened.
Six teens were in a stolen car when it crashed during a short police chase, killing three, Texas officials say. Screengrab ...
Media outlets confirmed that the 42-year-old U.S. Army veteran Shamsud-Din Jabbar was from Beaumont and rented the vehicle ...
ABC 13 Houston on MSN2h
Suspect identified in New Orleans attack that killed at least 15 lived in HoustonFBI Houston said it concluded the search of the north Houston home where the suspect lived and cleared the area. "At this ...
Despite recent funding measures aimed at fixing water infrastructure and exploring desalination, Texas remains plagued by ...
The truck used in the early morning attack had a Texas license plate. A man, who would not identify himself, at the Pasadena ...
According to the FBI, Jabbar posted videos online proclaiming his support for ISIS and said he had originally planned to harm his family and friends.
ABC 13 Houston on MSN16h
Heavy police activity seen in north Houston in connection to New Orleans terror attack, FBI saysFBI and law enforcement have moved in around a Houston property where the New Orleans attack suspect recently lived. A man could be seen surrendering with his hands in the air.
The FBI has identified Shamsud Din Jabbar of Beaumont as the suspect in the New Orleans New Year's attack. Family, friends ...
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