Hello Houston is airing a new episode on August 17, 2026. The show will cover various topics including colon cancer risks and warning signs.
The episode will also discuss the upcoming season of the Houston Texans and the future of nuclear energy. Other topics will be covered as well, although details are not specified.
Further information on these topics and more can be found by tuning into the show, which will also introduce its new co-host, Tessa Barrera.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
Houston police responded to Hobby Airport on Saturday evening to investigate an incident.
Police in Virginia have arrested a 19-year-old Saturday in connection with a shooting outside Virginia State University residence halls that…
A Heights family says an ongoing dispute with their mail carrier has escalated into months of missing mail — including bills, a car tag and …
Records say the shooting victim "became aggressive" after the suspect's vehicle struck his vehicle.
The number of foods affected by the recall on fresh jalapeños keeps growing higher as more and more products are identified. On Friday, H-E-…
Police say one of the victims got into an altercation with her boyfriend. The suspect reportedly left the home and came back with a gun.
Three vehicles made contact with one another Friday night, causing one of the vehicles to hit a truck's trailer.
The Pride of Pearland Band is wrapping up summer rehearsal in a big way — with a little help from the Pearland Fire Department. On Saturday,…
Officials say an investigation for one stolen tailgate led to them finding seven more at apartment complex on West FM 1960.
Construction workers in Belgium this week uncovered $10.4 million in gold while building a new sewer below a former brewery, according to lo…
Prosecutors are waiting for the sheriff's office to complete its investigation before deciding whether to upgrade the couple's charges.
Michigan State Police are investigating after six people were found dead at three locations in northern Michigan Friday.
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