Houston families have 30 days to claim loved ones' remains from Richardson Mortuary. HOUSTON — Houston police are asking families to come forward to claim 57 sets of cremated remains recovered from Richardson Mortuary before they are interred.

"This will be the first completed 3D-printed house in Houston," Ethan Wong, co-founder and co-CEO of HiveASMBLD told Chron. "There was one that started a few years ago but was never finished. We've got a few more in the works, but this one will cross the finish line first."

Houston’s land is sinking. And its fast-growing population and growing water demands are making it worse in the suburbs. Here is the billion-plus dollar plan to slow subsidence.

Houston police are urging the public to help after attempting to deliver 57 unclaimed cremated remains connected to a south Houston funeral home.

But can the same be said about another upstate New York business? What about Abbott's Frozen Custard, the soft-serve ice cream joint that's temporarily closing up shop entirely in the Houston area after Nov. 14? Yup, the Abbott's in Atascocita, which opened a little more than a year ago, posted a goodbye note to its fans on Nov. 12.

Closing out a race is never easy.  The last leg is never easy, and Houston is going through the final heat, where two opponents remain on the schedule, with thr

Preview the Nov. 15 matchup between the Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens and Sam Houston Bearkats with predictions, odds, over/under, spread, betting lines and more.

In HAR's recent list of Houston’s most popular communities, eight of the top 10 had average prices below the metro average of $442,000. Waller, Crosby, West of the Brazos and Hockley all saw strong sales growth, with Waller's up 95 percent year over year as prices there fell 13 percent to $335,000.

Even if immigration levels do return to a steady rate, Houston and the rest of America will eventually have to confront another major factor in population decline, which is affecting the entire world: falling fertility rates. The Congressional Budget Office already predicts that deaths will start to outnumber births in the United States by 2033.