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Family says hospital failed to inform them of woman's death for year, left body to sit in morgue
HOUSTON - A family takes legal action after being told incorrect information about their loved one's whereabouts. FOX 26 Houston is now on the FOX LOCAL app available through Apple TV, Amazon FireTV, Roku, Google Android TV, Samsung TV, and Vizio!. Click the video above for the full segment.
Astros' foe makes unorthodox decision as Houston increases stranglehold on AL West
The Astros haven't seen the Mariners since mid-July, so fans have had to watch gleefully from afar as their only mildly threatening division rivals have tumbled down the standings and have basically played themselves out of playoff contention at this point. The last time the two teams played each other, they were battling for first in the division, with Seattle having slipped down from a 10-game lead in mid-June to an eventual tie by the time the Astros left.
Cy Fair ISD Cut Buses, But Still Put on Expensive Willy Wonka Event
Parents in Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District are fuming over an expensive immersive event based around the character of Willy Wonka after a massive budget downfall led to the district dramatically cutting bus service. CFID in Houston is the third-largest district in the state. Like many districts, it is facing...
NASA to decide whether Starliner can safely bring crew back to Earth
NASA engineers met Friday to review test results and make recommendations on whether to bring two astronauts back to Earth aboard Boeing's Starliner ferry ship or keep them in orbit an additional six months and bring them home aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft.NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and other senior agency managers planned to meet Saturday morning at the Johnson Space Center in Houston to review the data collected to date and to make a decision on how to proceed.While nothing official has been said or leaked, insiders say the most likely scenario, given the risk-averse post-Columbia environment, is to...
University of Houston Invests $179 Million in Freshman Dorm to Boost On-Campus Living
The University of Houston is escalating its residential profile with a hefty $179 million investment into a new freshman dormitory, anticipated to open in summer 2027. In a move to pivot away from its "commuter campus" reputation, the institution's System Board of Regents has given the green signal for the project, which promises a threshold increase of on-campus living capacity to 10,000 students. According to the Houston Chronicle, Chancellor Renu Khator has been authorized to pursue contracts related to the new residence hall boasting 1,000 beds.
Houston area teen raises awareness about ‘suicide disease’ through personal battle
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a chronic pain condition that can be so devastating that it’s coined the “suicide disease.”. CRPS happens after an injury when the brain never stops sending pain signals to the body. Joscey,17, works with her doctors, a physical therapist, and a pain...
Anthony Santander slam in 8th inning rallies Orioles past Astros 7-5
BALTIMORE (AP) — Anthony Santander hit a grand slam off Bryan Abreu in the eighth inning, carrying the Baltimore Orioles to a 7-5 comeback victory over the Houston Astros on Friday night. Baltimore managed only three hits and trailed 5-2 before rallying to end Houston’s nine-game road winning streak....
Astros star Jose Altuve's act of kindness during ballgame creates boy's 'best moment'
Whether fans at ballparks where the Astros are visiting are right or wrong about it, they still will boo Jose Altuve. The 2017 sign-stealing scandal is still raw to the baseball public outside of Houston.The video above was produced in 2019.But on Friday, baseball observers were reminded about the All-Star second baseman's generosity, and yes, his past acts of kindness are documented.During Houston's second game of its series against the Orioles in Baltimore, Altuve crushed a two-run homer to right field, giving his ballclub the lead in the second inning. The game telecast captured him pointing to the stands beside...
CDC says kids with head lice can stay at school, don't have to be sent home early
HOUSTON — Students with head lice don't have to be sent home from school, according to guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The guidance says for students to be sent home at the end of the day to be treated and they're allowed to return after beginning the appropriate treatment.
Fresh off more Olympic gold, Simone Biles is back in Spring and tells KHOU 11's Jason Bristol what comes next
SPRING, Texas — Fresh off another incredible performance at the Olympic Games, our hometown hero Simone Biles is back in the Houston area. While she was in Paris, Biles won three golds and a silver. And now, she is all about her newest work. She's headlining the Gold Over...
More people blurring homes on Google Maps to enhance security
HOUSTON - More people appear to be blurring their homes on Google Maps to promote security. A popular online tool that a lot of us use is seen, by some, as a potential invitation, for crooks. A growing number of people are trying to blur their existence on Google Maps.
Houston radiologist to pay $8.8M in fraud case
The founder of an interventional radiology practice in Houston has agreed to pay $8.8 million to settle an anti-kickback violation case, announced U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani in an August 20 statement. According to the claim, beginning in 2015, Andrew Gomes, MD, allegedly offered physicians who invested in his clinics...
Judge rejects Attorney General Ken Paxton’s attempt to shut down Houston immigrant rights group
Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Harris County District Judge Ravi K. Sandill rejected a request for a temporary injunction by Paxton’s office and stopped the case from proceeding. Last month, Paxton’s...
Erica Lee Carter, daughter of the late US Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, will seek to finish her term
HOUSTON (AP) — The daughter of the late U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, who died last month after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, will seek to finish her mother’s term in office. Erica Lee Carter submitted paperwork by Thursday’s deadline to be a candidate in a special election in which voters will choose who will complete Jackson Lee’s two-year term representing the Houston congressional district. Carter, like her mother, is running as a Democrat. Paperwork filed with the Texas Secretary of State’s Office shows that besides Carter, two Republican candidates are also vying to finish out Jackson Lee’s term. The district is solidly Democratic. The special election is set for Nov. 5, the same day voters will also decide who will succeed Jackson Lee and serve the district for the next two years. Earlier this month, former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner was chosen by local Democratic precinct chairs as the party’s nominee. Jackson Lee had already won the Democratic nomination for what would have been a 16th term before her death on July 19.
A Celebration of Life for Justin ‘Beatking’ Riley: RSVP For Final Farewell To Houston’s Club God
On Thursday, August 29, 2024 fans, peers, family and the City of Houston as a whole will come together to Celebrate the Life of Justin "Beatking" Riley from 11am to 2pm with a balloon release set to close the homegoing of H-Town's Club God. Admission by ticket only. The post A Celebration of Life for Justin ‘Beatking’ Riley: RSVP For Final Farewell To Houston’s Club God appeared first on 97.9 The Box. The post A Celebration of Life for Justin ‘Beatking’ Riley: RSVP For Final Farewell To Houston’s Club God appeared first on 97.9 The Beat.
J.C. Hassenauer: Parts ways with Commanders
Hassenauer was released by Washington on Friday with the signing of Cameron Tom, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports. Hassenauer will leave the Commanders less than a month after he was signed. He'll now be in search of a new team as his depth role at center with Washington will be filled by Tom.
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