What did we get ourselves into?

More than eight years after he was wrongfully convicted of murder, Lydell Grant is a free man. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals issued...

Andrew Vu, a bouncer a Blur Bar, said in a statement he picked Grant out of a photo lineup despite having reservations he was the killer.

It’s a system, one attorney says, that produces mass incarceration and disproportionately affects communities of color.

Recently, I signed on as a writer/researcher for the true-crime podcast "Court Junkie." The podcast dives into a single criminal case...

My ongoing struggle with an inner voice that latches on to my worst insecurities.

Years of ignoring and drinking away my feelings left me shattered.

Grant spent 7 years of a life sentence in prison for killing a man outside a bar. Now free on bond, he's fighting to clear his name.

Lydell Grant was convicted of murder in 2010. There's strong evidence he's innocence. So, why hasn't he been exonerated?

The city has more than 10,000 confirmed cases, and health officials worry about what the rising trend could do to local hospitals.

Damn this movie.

The company also agreed to plead guilty in federal court and pay a $19.35 million fine for selling contaminated ice cream.

Before life returns to normal, the mayor said more widespread COVID-19 testing is needed.

This can't be happening.

When potty training goes all wrong.

Grant's case is before the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, which will decide his actual innocence of a 2010 Montrose murder.

She disappeared in March 2015, leaving behind her family and three sons. Today, she still hasn't been found and no arrests have been made.

These children died violently in Greater Houston. All had families with CPS history. Could more have been done to save them?

KHOU reporter Grace White and I went back to Santa Fe, Texas, to speak to families and survivors affected by the tragic shooting.

While the rest of the world has moved on, these victims' families and survivors are left to grapple with the horrific events that unfolded.

Sandra is serving 27 years in prison for brutally stabbing her husband 31 times. Why are there so many questions about her guilt?

Sandra is serving 27 years in prison for brutally stabbing her husband 31 times. Why are there so many questions about her guilt?

Sandra Melgar was sentenced to 27 years in prison for murdering her husband. Why are there so many questions about her guilt?

Homeowners are left to decide whether to stay and rebuild or move and start new.