• METRO cop accused in hit-and-run crash

  Investigators said the woman was driving north on Chimney Rock, approaching Westheimer when she saw a METRO cop car with its lights and sirens on behind ...

• Amber Alert cancelled Houston toddler found safe

  Deputies with the Harris County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday that the disturbance was between Cody Towner and the baby's mother. Deputies did not say why the Amber Alert was issued Wednesday morning, but reported the child's father had threatened to kill himself and his ...

• Grimm faces familiar opponent in Seattle

  Safeco Field will be a welcomed sight for the Mariners -- and left-hander Joe Saunders -- when they return home Friday to host the division-leading Rangers for a three-game set. Saunders will take the hill in the series opener, as Seattle kicks off its brief five-game homestand fresh off a disappointing nine-game road trip. The Mariners enter Wednesday night's series finale against the ...

• Houston hospitals prepared to help tornado victims

  Texas Children's Hospital has a team on standby. The hospital is ready to send staff and supplies to Oklahoma. They are also prepared to accept patients here in Houston. "I think particularly because we're the largest children's hospital in the United States, we feel have a particular role to play. We know we have the capacity to help in a meaningful way," said ...

• Uninsured Texans Seek Health Care In Mexico As Their Governor Resists Medicaid Expansion

  article from Tuesday shines a light on what, exactly, most Republican governors’ refusal to expand Medicaid will mean for real Americans by examining poor communities in a state headed by one of Obamacare’s most ardent critics: Gov. Rick Perry (R-TX). The piece centers on particularly destitute populations in southern Texas, where some uninsured residents are so poor, sick, and ...

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