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Fines of up to $5,000 went into effect on Sept. 1, but Houston officials have yet to levy them as 'bandit signs' continue to litter the public right-of-way.

Unpermitted dumping for a TxDOT project in the Cedar Bayou floodplain violated Harris County rules and frustrated residents who are calling for stiffer penalties.

As a group of longtime members sues Second Baptist Church, those challengers face a choice: stay members as the litigation plays out in court, or leave and find a new place of worship.

Houston Second Baptist Church - one of the most influential churches in the region - is being sued by its members over a change to its bylaws. Read the full series here.

After busy March, Houston officials are looking to shore up plans -- and pavement -- for the World Cup, set to bring in thousands of new visitors.

Texas’ inability to regulate body donation left research stalled for years. Now, officials say a Monday meeting could resurrect regulations, setting limits on how bodies are handled.

A contract obtained by the Houston Chronicle details the costs of Dilley, the nation’s only family detention facility, as inmates complain of poor healthcare and bad food.

A contract obtained by the Houston Chronicle details the costs of Dilley, the nation's only family detention facility, as inmates complain of poor healthcare and bad food.

As Second Baptist faces a governance lawsuit, former pastor the Rev. Ed Young is using sermons he produced at the church to grow a $4 million online ministry.

The fatal shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo has advocates focused on ICE use of unmarked vehicles, no body cameras and street arrest tactics.