Tom Zizka

Tariffs, artificial intelligence, and general uncertainty are being blamed for a dismal August jobs report.

The eight-mile stretch of Southwest Freeway, between the beltway and I-610 West Loop is one of the busiest highways in Texas, carrying an average 290,000 vehicles each day.

A Texas inventor is speaking out after he says Academy ripped off his successful idea for a fishing accessory.

After four years of planning and efforts, the Coastal Prairie Conservancy has opened Texas' first certified conservation cemetery. FOX 26 spoke to the family of the woman who was the first burial at the conservancy.

The Brief HOUSTON - Outside of Hawaii and Puerto Rico, there is no climate in the United States that can reliably grow coffee commercially.

Meet the Criterium Cowboy! Houston native Lucas Bourgoyne won the USA national criterium championship in May, and he's using his success and showmanship to try to attract more fans to the sport.

When Medicare open enrollment begins October 15, most of the nation's 69 million recipients will face higher prices in premiums, deductibles and surcharges.

With about 400,000 open trades jobs at any given moment, and nearly four million anticipated over the next decade, Home Depot is trying to help answer that call with its Path to Pro program.

Cyber sales have become a vital tool for holiday shoppers and retailers, alike. Web analysis firm Adobe Analytics projects Cyber Monday sales will top a record $14 billion.