Lucy Dillon was at camp during the devastating floods. Her former coach now has created an award in her honor. HOUSTON — It’s the end of the summer and basketball camp is coming to an end at Hoops School in West Houston. The head coach who started the camp 25 years ago is former WNBA … Read more
The injunction allows for the sports to participate in the 2025-26 seasons, while a final decision waits in the future. NACOGDOCHES, Texas — CBS19 has confirmed with sources a judge has granted an injunction, forcing Stephen F. Austin State University to temporarily reinstate women’s golf, bowling and beach volleyball. The injunction allows for the sports … Read more
Family and friends organize a search for missing Houston man Juber Sandoval on Saturday. HOUSTON — Family and friends of a 65-year-old Houston man last seen nearly two weeks ago are organizing a search on Saturday. Juber Sandoval has been missing since July 20. Sandoval was last seen near the 10300 block of Sagelink Circle near the … Read more
The redrawn map shifts around voters in Austin, Houston, North Texas and the Rio Grande Valley in hopes of creating five more Republican seats in the U.S. House. AUSTIN, Texas — Hundreds of Texans gathered at the Texas Capitol on Friday to provide feedback on proposed changes to the Texas congressional district map. The line … Read more
Police say the suspects also pepper sprayed employees. It’s the third robbery of grocery store jewelers in the last couple weeks. HOUSTON — Houston police have released video of a smash and grab robbery at a north Houston grocery store in the middle of the afternoon. It’s the third time recently that a jewelry store … Read more
Several survivors testified before state legislators during the hearing Thursday. SAN ANTONIO — Emotional testimony from those who survived the Fourth of July floods from victims of the Kerr County floods. Just yesterday, they appeared in front of lawmakers in a 13-hour long hearing telling their stories, and the changes that need to be made … Read more
Several survivors testified before state legislators during the hearing Thursday. SAN ANTONIO — Emotional testimony from those who survived the Fourth of July floods from victims of the Kerr County floods. Just yesterday, they appeared in front of lawmakers in a 13-hour long hearing telling their stories, and the changes that need to be made … Read more