Tasha Williams

Sports Reporter · Houston, TX

Tasha Williams, a graduate of Texas A&M University, has covered local sports for over 8 years at various Houston outlets, including KHOU. Her passion for grassroots athletics brings a unique perspective to high school and community sports reporting.

16 stories from Tasha Williams in Houston

Sports

Social ping-pong lounge opens in Spring with $30,000 gold-plated glass table

TDW SmashZone opened in Spring, offering ping-pong, pool, arcade games, food and drinks, plus a private lounge with a $30,000 gold-plated table.

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Community

Houston suburb breaks ground on $15M makeover of iconic historic landmark

After more than 20 years sitting vacant, Sugar Land's historic Imperial Sugar Char House is getting a $15 million restoration. Here's what's planned.

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Public works crews remove Flock cameras in League City as residents celebrate their privacy rights.

Community

League City begins disabling Flock cameras after voters rejected automated license plate readers

On a bright Thursday morning in League City, the hum of heavy machinery was a stark contrast to the quiet determination of local residents. As community members gathered near the bustling intersections, public works crews carefully removed 55 Flock cameras that had been watching over their streets....

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Community

Missing 13-year-old found safe, family says

On a warm Houston afternoon, the community’s collective breath was held as news broke that 13-year-old Marcus Johnson, who had been reported missing earlier this week, was finally found safe. The young boy’s face, once a source of concern and worry for his family and neighbors, now radiates relief...

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Fake Super Bowl rings intercepted at Houston airport

Community

Fake Super Bowl rings from China intercepted at Houston airport

Amid the hustle and bustle of Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, a curious shipment caught the attention of vigilant officers. What appeared to be an innocuous delivery labeled as metal hairpins turned out to be something far more intriguing—75 counterfeit Super Bowl rings,...

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Houston skyline at sunset with families enjoying sports events

Community

Texas has new leadership. What does that mean for sports betting and THC?

As the sun began to set over Houston, casting a warm glow on the city’s skyline, the excitement was palpable. Families gathered in backyards, friends met at local pubs, and sports enthusiasts buzzed with anticipation. With the recent election shakeup in Texas, conversations shifted from the latest...

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Community

HPD investigating suspicious death of woman in southeast Houston

On a quiet afternoon in southeast Houston, a community was shaken by the discovery of a woman’s body, prompting a wave of questions and concern. Neighbors gathered, their faces etched with worry as they whispered about the tragic event that had unfolded just blocks from their homes. The Houston...

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A group of friends discussing financial relief in a Houston café.

Community

Will Texans get $1,500? What must happen for Gina Hinojosa’s payment plan to become reality

In a bustling Houston café, the air is thick with anticipation as a group of friends huddles around a table, discussing the latest news on a potential $1,500 payment to Texans. Laughter mingles with serious conversations about how this money could change their lives—helping with bills, supporting...

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Missing Houston teen Jermael Jones, 13, last seen on Vinca Minor Lane.

Community

Missing Houston teen, 13, believed to be in imminent danger, investigators say

As the sun dipped below the Houston skyline on a recent Monday evening, a sense of unease settled over the community. Jermael Jones, affectionately known as Junior, was last seen walking in the 10500 block of Vinca Minor Lane around 8:30 p.m. His disappearance has sent shockwaves through the...

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Houston memorial with I Voted stickers honoring Officer Richard Martin

Community

Why hundreds of voters left stickers at this Houston memorial

On a breezy November afternoon in Houston, a poignant scene unfolded at the memorial for fallen police officer, Officer Richard Martin. As the sun dipped low, casting a golden hue over the memorial, a son stood before the tribute to his father, overwhelmed with emotion. What began as a personal...

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Community

FBI: Social media claim that 20,000 fraudulent ballots were uncovered in Houston is false

As the sun rises over Houston, a city known for its vibrant culture and community spirit, the air buzzes with the anticipation of the upcoming elections. Families gather around breakfast tables, discussing candidates and issues that matter to them. Yet, amidst this excitement, misinformation has...

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A father and two young boys playing in a park, representing family bonds and love.

Community

A father accused of abducting his sons, two missing brothers and a mystery spanning decades

In the heart of Houston, a community is gripped by a decades-old mystery that has left many questions unanswered. The story of Ebrahim and Zafar Bozorgi, two brothers who vanished without a trace, has haunted their family and friends since that fateful day when they were just 6 and 1 years old....

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Community

Texas Republicans redrew the U.S. House map to gain five seats. They could end up with a net loss.

As the sun dipped below the Houston skyline, casting a warm glow over the bustling city, a palpable tension filled the air. Inside the local Republican headquarters, supporters gathered around large screens, their faces a mix of hope and anxiety. The stakes were high; Texas Republicans had...

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Excited families celebrating election night in Houston

Sports

'Political earthquake' | What fueled Democrats' historic wins in Texas

As the sun dipped below the Houston skyline on a warm November evening in 2026, the air buzzed with excitement. Families gathered around their televisions, eyes glued to the results of a historic election that would reshape the political landscape of Texas. The cheers erupted from living rooms...

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Voters at a polling station in Houston on Election Day

Community

Texas election results for key races: Paxton vs. Talarico, Abbott vs. Hinojosa, Sanchez vs. Plummer and more

As the sun dipped below the horizon on Election Day, the streets of Houston buzzed with anticipation. Families gathered outside polling stations, their children in tow, as they prepared to cast their votes. This was more than just a day of decision; it was a celebration of community, democracy, and...

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Wayne Crawford, missing 70-year-old from Houston

Community

Silver Alert issued for missing 70-year-old Houston man with dementia

At 3 p.m. on a sunny November afternoon, the peaceful neighborhood of Culmore Drive in Houston was abruptly shaken by the news that 70-year-old Wayne Crawford was missing. A beloved member of his community, Wayne is known for his warm smile and friendly demeanor, but on this day, he wandered away...

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