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(HOUSTON) — A Houston dad is charged with murder for allegedly drowning his son in a bathtub. According to the court documents, truck driver Enrique Alberto…
(HOUSTON) — The Houston Rockets responded Tuesday to the news of LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s ban from the NBA. The Rockets’ season is on…
(GALVESTON, TX) — The trial of a Galveston father accused of keeping his son in an 8-by-6-foot box began with the prosecution and defense giving…
Great Day Houston host, Deborah Duncan learned the hard way about what happens when you play with a squirrel monkey and his grapes. LOL Check out the funny video above.
KATY, TX (Covering Katy) – The Katy Independent School District Police Department teamed up with the Drug Enforcement Administration for a prescription drug return…
(HUMBLE, TX) — Police said two children were dropped off to sell fake raffle tickets along a busy highway, and two adults were jailed over…
(HOUSTON) — If you’re one of the millions of people who use Internet Explorer, listen up. The Department of Homeland Security is warning you not…
(FRIENDSWOOD, TX) — Going for a jog is fine. Going for a jog at night is fine. Going for a jog at night on an…
(HOUSTON) — A Houston grandmother is charged after her 3-month-old grandson tested positive for PCP. According to court documents, the baby’s mother left him in…
Penn State University/NASA/JPL-Caltech via NASA(HOUSTON) -- Two NASA space telescopes have discovered a “brown dwarf” -- a star without the mass to burn nuclear fuel and radiate light -- that’s as cold as the North Pole, according to the space agency.“It is remarkable that even after many decades of studying the sky, we still do not have a complete inventory of the sun’s nearest neighbors,” NASA scientist Michael Werner said in a statement Friday.The star is surprisingly close: it ranks as the fourth-closest star system to Earth’s sun at 7.2 light-years away (the closest star system, Alpha Centauri, is four light-years away).“It’s very exciting to discover a new neighbor of our solar system that is so close,” said Kevin Luhman, a Pennsylvania State University astronomer. “And given its extreme temperature, it should tell us a lot about the atmospheres of planets, which often have similarly cold temperatures.”The temperatures on this brown dwarf is between minus-54 and 9 degrees Fahrenheit. Brown dwarfs lack the mass to shed light or much heat, making them hard to detect without a telescope that can use an infrared lens.Other brown dwarf stars that humans have discovered have been approximately room temperature. Copyright 2014 ABC News Radio
(HOUSTON) — As this school year hits the home stretch, Children at Risk made a big announcement Monday. With support from Education Resource Group, Children at…
The killers of two women and one man inside a northwest Houston apartment are still on the loose. The murders occurred at the Pines of…
