A Houston family is continuing their efforts to locate a loved one who disappeared in Syria 14 years ago. The missing individual, a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, was also a freelance journalist. At the time of his disappearance, he was reporting on the Syrian Civil War.
He was last seen near a checkpoint in Damascus on August 14, 2012. Further details about his disappearance and the ongoing efforts to find him are available from Houston Public Media.
The family's search for information about their missing relative is ongoing, with more information available from the source.
The shooting occurred on May 18 in Galveston. According to police, an officer fired his gun during the traffic stop, injuring the driver of the vehicle. The driver was brought to the UTMB Emergency Department, where he later died....
The U.S. is banning Canadian alcohol, dairy products, and motorcycles starting in late September as a retaliatory trade battle between the nations intensifies....
A 15-year-old student was hospitalized Tuesday after authorities said he mixed and ingested several chemicals he brought to Benson Polytechnic High School in Portland, Oregon....
A University of Iowa marching band member was pulled off life support after he collapsed on the field during the Sept. 5 game amid high temperatures. Memorials and tributes have been pouring in from college marching bands from across the Midwest...
An 18-wheeler crashed into a bus shelter along the I-10 frontage road near Mercury Drive Wednesday morning, according to METRO and Houston TranStar. The crash happened on IH-10 at Mercury Drive and involved a heavy truck. METRO said the 18-wheeler struck a bus shelter. One person...
A Houston man is currently wanted after he allegedly exposed himself in the women’s clothing section at a Walmart in the Houston area over the weekend. Jeremiah Bernard Ellis, 36, has been charged with indecent exposure. Records show he also has a 2008 indecent exposure convictio...
Archway Gallery in Montrose is featuring a new exhibit titled "Heartstrings" by Houston artist and former nurse Catherine Rodgers. A portion of sales from the artwork and prints sold online will directly support HeartGift Houston to fund surgical procedures for children born with...
We first met Klein Oak High School junior Andrew Marks after he won the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Calf Scramble and began raising his first show heifer. Now, with the school year back in session, Marks is juggling early mornings, classes, FFA responsibilities, and livestoc...
