HAVE YOU SEEN HIM? Officers are looking for the man in this image. He's accused of beating Pedro Munive to death.

An attorney says those brightly colored pills you find at corner stores could injure a man to the point of needing penile replacement surgery.

Gumaro Munoz "Romeo" Campos, 29, is accused of selling alcohol to a teen driver involved in a deadly crash that killed two high school students.

'DON'T SCREAM': A woman is speaking to ABC13 after a chilling encounter with two armed robbers in SW Houston.

The class of Gridiron Legends will add six more inductees this year.

Alvin family honors little girl's request to send not to Mommy in Heaven

Memorial Hermann Health System has named Dr. Benjamin Chu as its new president and CEO, replacing Dan Wolterman, who announced his retirement in October and has served as CEO since 2002. Chu currently serves as the executive vice president of Oakland, California-based Kaiser Foundation Hospitals and Health Plan Inc. and group president for Kaiser Permanente Southern California and Georgia. He manages the health plan and hospital operations for 14 hospitals and 237 medical offices which services?

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner shared his views on Houston's energy-related job losses and on the city's role in stemming the blood flow.

When I was a little girl, I knew when it was rodeo season ? not because I was patiently awaiting the deep-fried everything and playing with goats at the petting zoo, which I definitely was ? but because on the Friday before the rodeo rolled out, I was dressed Texan to a T. I'd have tiny cowboy boots with a matching hat and a bandana around my neck; and a few years, my mom handmade my Western wear. While I might not still have her as my personal clothier, she instilled the tradition in me just?

Human communication is complex, but the first thing that comes to mind when we hear the word ?communication? is often spoken or written words. However, the words we speak and hear are just one way we communicate, and some studies show that most of our communication takes place through other means. Humans communicate in many different ways, such as verbal, nonverbal, body language and artistic communication, which is through images or music. The way we communicate with people affects all aspects?

Houston has many different chambers of commerce that identify with different geographic regions and demographics. Beginning this spring, the LGBT community will have one as well. Roughly 3.3 percent of the Greater Houston area identifies as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, according to a recent Gallup poll, but there is no chamber of commerce that represents and promotes LGBT-owned businesses, said Tammi Wallace, co-chair of the steering committee. "There's an LGBT chamber of commerce in?

Schouest, Bamdas, Soshea and BenMaier PLLC has merged with Houston-based law firm Fitzhugh & Elliott PC, effective Feb. 16, according to a statement. The two Houston-based firms will keep both of their offices, one in the Energy Corridor and the other in downtown Houston. The firm will retain the SBSB name and will have 31 lawyers, according to Susan Schmaeling, a spokeswoman for the firm. Thomas Fitzhugh and John Elliott will be partners at SBSB, the statement said. "This merger deepens and expands?

If you had to put together an NBA team of nothing but guys who played high school basketball in the Houston area, you'd be able to form a pretty formidable group.

Coleman knocked down a 3-pointer late in the first half of a 65-55 win over Louisiana-Monroe (2-1) to end an 0-for-10 cold spell from the field, but Texas (3-0) was hamstrung by another anemic shooting performance Monday at a desolate Erwin Center.

Rice (2-1) showed flashes of what could be its future self throughout the first half.

Out for nearly an entire year since getting hurt as a rookie against the Arizona Cardinals, the Texas City native anticipates the team launching his 21-day window this week. Under NFL rules, the Texans have three weeks to decide if Foreman will be activated from the physically unable to perform list as they gauge his conditioning and health.

The Texans had stuck with the former fourth-round draft pick from San Jose State for nearly three seasons.

Review one lawyer's fight vs. Harris County probation officials.

Camp Fire deaths up to 42 with hundreds missing; winds threaten to whip up blazes outside L.A.

The vast majority of Houstonians relied on friends and family rather than government aid in the year following Hurricane Harvey, according to a new survey conducted in partnership with Allstate and Atlantic57. The survey, which will be presented to participants at a post-Harvey summit Tuesday in Houston, also revealed that minorities felt a stronger sense of community than non-minorities in the wake of the historic flooding that engulfed the region in August 2017. The findings are among an array of issues on the agenda at a three-hour conference Tuesday at Silver Street Studios at Sawyer Yards.

Hundreds of Texas firefighters ? including crews from Houston-area departments ? are headed to California to fight raging wildfires that have claimed dozens of lives, destroyed thousands of buildings and displaced approximately a quarter-million residents. Officials with the Texas A&M Forest Service, which coordinates the state?s Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System, known as TIFMAS, said roughly 200 firefighters from more than 40 departments across 23 counties were driving to California to help fight fires across the state. ?This is what mutual aid is all about,? said Tom Boggus, director of the Texas A&M Forest Service.

Get ready to chill, Houston. An extra layer of warm attire will make the week a cozier one as much of the Gulf Coast flirts with the sub-freezing temperatures, but commuters and students will not feel the impact of a winter blast. The roads should remain free of ice and schools will remain open despite the looming cold front that National Weather Service meteorologists say could drag temperatures below 30 degrees in the Houston region, with an even colder wind chill in the 20s, by Wednesday morning.

A group of conservatives, prominent lawyers and former deputy attorneys general have jumped into the debate over a Texas death row inmate, condemning a state appeals court and instead siding with the convicted killer whose lawyers are trying to prove he?s too intellectually disabled to execute. In a 24-page friend of the court brief - backed by a coalition including Kenneth Starr, the independent counsel whose probe led to President Bill Clinton's impeachment - the groups calls out the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals for threatening the rule of law with its "disturbing disregard" for the Supreme Court's decision in the case of Harris County killer Bobby Moore.