Houston faces flooding risk on Tuesday and a following cold front on Wednesday, with potential heavy afternoon showers and varied temperatures throughout the week.

Jersey Village is on high alert after the disappearance of Aaron Brown, a 22-year-old with autism, last seen at his home in the early hours of Monday.

Texas lawmakers are proposing legislation to create harsher penalties for "jugging," a crime involving the theft from individuals after they leave banks.

Iona Pollard, a school coach, was fatally shot in her home in Richmond; her husband, David Pollard, has been arrested in connection with the incident. The community is shocked and the school district is offering counseling services.

A man was arrested on murder charges after a fatal shooting in an Atascocita home, with deputies finding a victim with gunshot wounds. A gun was found nearby following the altercation.

Senior Captain Edward Escamilla was honorably discharged from the burn unit after his recovery from a fire incident, signifying the bravery and resilience of Houston firefighters.

Houston's weekend weather forecast indicates warm conditions with a chance of rain, turning into heavier rainfall and thunderstorms midweek, then cooler by Thursday.

Houston's educational community is responding to increased immigration enforcement with caution and activism, including a mass student walkout at Sam Houston High School and HISD's reaffirmed commitment to student safety.

Houston police are seeking a suspect for a shooting on January 5th that injured a 20-year-old male. The incident occurred at 5300 Washington Avenue, and the public is asked to help identify the Hispanic male suspect.

KPRC 2 reports on an investigation into 60 Texas educators involved in a certification cheating scandal, with 24 from Houston-area districts. The TEA is probing the expanding issue orchestrated, it's alleged, by ex-coach Vincent Grayson.

A Montessori school in Cypress apologized after a racial slur was found in a newsletter sent to families, prompting criticism and calls for accountability.

Leotis Cornelius McMahon from Buna was convicted for firearms and drug trafficking charges. He was found guilty after a three-day trial and faces the possibility of life imprisonment.

Houston restaurant owners face a wave of burglaries, with over 850 reported in 2024. GR8 Plate Hospitality's Paul Miller experienced an attempted break-in, and the crimes have led to financial losses and emotional distress for many proprietors.