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A fire broke out in a Travel Inn hotel room just before 3 a.m. this morning, according to Capt. Brad Penisson with the Beaumont Fire Department.

A 27-year-old Lake Charles woman has been charged with 25 counts of cruelty to a juvenile after deputies found her 9-year-old stepson malnourished and tied up in a room.

A Port Arthur resident was stabbed in the face during an altercation Tuesday night, according to police.

Either Memorial Hermann was greedy or six doctors with no talent for business started one anyway, or so jurors were told Tuesday as lawyers summed up two months of testimony from 37 witnesses in an antitrust lawsuit.

The pursuit, which eclipsed 100 mph and began in Houston along I-45, ended around 5 a.m. when the suspect fled on foot. He was later arrested.

Eyewitnesses in the trial of a Port Arthur man accused of shooting a Beaumont woman to death in 2008 placed the gun in his hand.

The crash occurred in the 7100 block of Long Cradle Drive about 3 a.m., according to the Harris county Sheriff's Office

Today, the high temperature will reach the lower 70s and the low will be in the mid-50s. A 40 percent chance of thunderstorms is forecast, but most of the storms should be north of Houston near Conroe and are not expected to be severe.

The blaze was reported around 11 p.m. of the hospital near the corner of St. Joseph Parkway and Crawford. Firefighters found a stack of sheets on fire and said it likely was intentionally set.

Morning commuters who usually take the Pinemont Park & Ride entrance to the Northwest Freeway's HOV lane on Wednesday will instead have to use the Little York entrance, officials said.

When you mix latent lust with saucy farm animals, the results can be volcanic.

Efren Sifuentes can open his new nightclub next to the Ridgewood Retirement Center, as long as he provides security and maintains order in the club's parking lot.

The money would go for five new light rail lines.

Either Memorial Hermann was greedy or six doctors with no talent for business started one anyway, or so jurors were told Tuesday as lawyers summed up two months of testimony from 37 witnesses in an antitrust lawsuit.

As a commuter campus, UH-Downtown doesn't have many opportunities to create a sense of community. A winning powerlifting team tries to change that.

The captain of the Eagle Otome oil tanker realized his ship was veering toward disaster in the middle of the morning.

When David Martin takes folks to Village Creek or the Neches River to fish or canoe, he regularly is asked two questions: "Is it safe for my kids to get wet? Can I swim or not?"

As the State Board of Education sits down this week to review proposed social studies standards, critics say the board could stand a history lesson of its own before setting the standards for public school students.