Houston lifts boil water notice, confirms tap water is safe to drink
A power outage caused pressure to drop at a water purification plant, which raised concerns about contaminants potentially entering the water supply.
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A power outage caused pressure to drop at a water purification plant, which raised concerns about contaminants potentially entering the water supply.
More than two million people in Houston, Texas remain under a boil water notice after a power outage at a water purification plant on Sunday. Janet Shamlian reports.
A warning has been issued for over 2 million people in Houston, Texas, to boil their water after one of the city's water purification plants experienced a power outage Sunday. Texas Tribune reporter Sneha Dey joins "CBS News Mornings" to discuss.
The plane was bound from Houston to Columbus when it was diverted to Little Rock.
A Texas grand jury has indicted a husband accused of slipping an abortion-inducing drug into his wife's drinks in hopes that it would end her pregnancy.
Investigators are still unsure exactly where the shooting took place.
Takeoff was fatally shot following a private party at a downtown Houston bowling alley.
"Senseless violence and a stray bullet has taken another life from this world," Migos' record label said in a statement.
Takeoff, one-third of the Atlanta-based rap group Migos, was shot and killed Tuesday in Houston.
Houston Police Chief Troy Finner urged witnesses to come forward with information about the shooting that killed the popular rapper Takeoff, of the group Migos, early Tuesday. Watch his briefing on the investigation.
The shooting occurred early Tuesday morning at a bowling alley where a private party had been held.
The rapper Takeoff, of the popular rap trio Migos, was shot and killed after attending a party in Houston, Texas, early Tuesday morning, his attorney confirmed. He was 28. CBS News' Lana Zak reports.
The Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams are gearing up for the Super Bowl on Sunday. The big game comes as the NFL is facing a racial discrimination lawsuit over its hiring of head coaches. CBS News special correspondent James Brown breaks down some of the latest news in football.
Massive explosion rocks northeast Houston; Coco Gauff beats Naomi Osaka in straight sets
After a test period in select U.S. cities, Uber is going nationwide with its new Comfort Electric feature. Passengers will now be able to specifically request an electric vehicle in 14 additional American cities, including Atlanta, Boston, Chicago and Houston. Ben Tracy has more.
In 2004, Floyd was arrested for selling $10 worth of crack and sentenced to 10 months in prison. The ex-Houston police officer who arrested Floyd is now facing murder charges for a deadly 2019 drug raid.
Ahead of its historic launch, Mark Strassmann goes inside NASA's Artemis Mission Control in Houston, Texas.
Activists gathered in Houston Saturday to protest the National Rifle Association's annual convention in the wake of the Texas school shooting. CBS News chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa joins CBS News' Lana Zak from Houston to discuss the event and how it has been impacted by Tuesday's massacre.
A man in a Smart Car leads police on a high-speed chase in Houston, Texas. The chase ends when the driver pulls into his own driveway, where police then arrest him. (no audio)
NO AUDIO: A WCBS chopper has captured footage of a massive building fire on historic Houston Street in Manhattan's SoHo section of New York City.
President Trump flew to Houston and Dallas for two republican fundraising events on Thursday. Texas Tribune executive editor and co-founder Ross Ramsey joins CBSN to discuss Trump's fundraising and the state's senate race.
The Texas Supreme Court has blocked a lower court order that gave some abortion clinics confidence to resume performing abortions.
A family man targeted for death lives to climb out of his own "grave." Who wanted him dead? "48 Hours" goes inside the sting that took down a hit man-for-hire scheme. "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant investigates.
The NRA held its annual convention for the first time since 2019 this weekend in Houston, just 300 miles away from Uvalde, the site of the school shooting. Gun control advocates and NRA members confronted each other this weekend in the city as emotions ran high. Robert Costa reports from Houston.
The National Rifle Association’s annual convention entered its second day in Houston, just days after a mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, left 19 children and two adults dead. Former President Donald Trump spoke at the convention and defended gun rights while many gathered outside to protest. Robert Costa has more.