Each day and night, hundreds of drivers in Houston get towed because they parked where they shouldn’t have. 11 News analyzed the records for nearly 65,000 tows that took place between March and August this year and found the tow hot spots you should look out for. Full Story »
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As the defense began its case Wednesday in the capital murder trial of Royce Clyde Zeigler II, his lawyers tried to paint him in a much different light than the cold, calculating monster prosecutors have described in the first week of his trial. Full Story »
After a year-long battle to reopen Shriners Burn Hospital in Galveston, Wednesday the first patients walked through the doors for treatments and consultations. Full Story »
Gene Locke and Annise Parker spent Thursday on the phone with supporters and major campaign donors, trying to rapidly raise money in a 39-day sprint to a runoff election. Full Story »
Three men who spent months in jail after dogs linked their scents to evidence from crimes they did not commit filed a lawsuit claiming Texas authorities falsely arrested and imprisoned them. Full Story »
The Houston Rockets new alternate jerseys will remind us of the days of yore when the team was sweeping the championships. Full Story »
Officials with the City of Houston’s health department said Wednesday they have a few hundred doses of the injectible H1N1 vaccine available and about 6,000 doses of the nasal mist. Full Story »
Rocketing into space? Some think an elevator might be the way to go. Full Story »
If you’re looking for a job, it seems Uncle Sam is hiring. Full Story »
Baby Grace’s stepfather, in a suicide note, claimed his wife was innocent and that he was guilty of past sins, according to testimony in his capital murder trial Tuesday. Full Story »
An intruder was shot to death by a homeowner Wednesday morning in a Galleria-area condominium complex, police said. Full Story »
Dr. Anthony Gondesen said he received one of the best birthday presents 35 years ago, when his son, Scott, was born on his birthday, Nov. 4. Full Story »
One man was in Galveston County Jail on Tuesday and investigators were planning to file charges against another after police said the two kidnapped and shot a 19-year-old Galveston man Friday. Full Story »
It’s been nice outside all week in the Houston area, and 11 News Meteorologist David Paul says Wednesday will be no different. Full Story »
The funeral for legendary Houston attorney and philanthropist John O’Quinn is set to take place Wednesday morning at 11 a.m. Full Story »
Two incumbent Houston City Council members are headed for runoffs. Full Story »
Voters in the country’s fourth-largest city must now decide whether an openly gay woman should lead Houston for the first time or if a former city lawyer will become the city’s second black mayor. Full Story »
City controller Annise Parker has a slight edge over former city attorney Gene Locke as they lead a field of four major candidates seeking to become mayor of America’s fourth-biggest city. Local Election Results Full Story »
The family of Johnny Cutliff, the longtime assistant of former famed Texas attorney John O’Quinn, is suing the lawyer’s estate for wrongful death. Full Story »
Intoxication manslaughter charges have been filed against a 62-year-old driver accused of hitting and killing a 6-year-old Monday evening in northwest Harris County. Full Story »
Houston voters certainly can't blame the weather for keeping them home on Election Day. They can't blame long lines either, because there weren't any at the polling places we visited. Find your polling place Full Story »
CBS sportscaster Jim Nantz must pay $916,000 yearly in alimony and child support to his ex-wife and give up their Connecticut home under terms of a newly issued divorce decree. Full Story »
Turnout of only about 25 percent was forecast as voters chose Tuesday among four major candidates hoping to become mayor of America's fourth-largest city. Full Story »
Family and friends are gathering to pay their respects to legendary Houston attorney John O'Quinn. Full Story »
A morning moonset peeks through the autumn foliage near Bradfordton, Ill. AP Photo/Seth Perlman
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