Houston's weather is expected to become unpredictable, with patchy fog, high winds, and a mix of sunshine and storms. The weekend will see varying chances of rain, while severe storms with possible damaging winds and hail are forecasted for Thursday.

Controversial Humble ISD superintendent Elizabeth Fagen is a finalist for a top education position in Washoe County, Nevada, amid a costly Title IX inquiry involving her husband.

Victims' attorneys argue to keep Travis Scott in the Astroworld lawsuit, citing his role in event organization, while his team denies liability, stating he was unaware of the extent of danger during the concert.

Enola Thompson was arrested in Harris County for allegedly assaulting a man by choking and sitting on him. She's been charged with assault - strangulation.

Authorities are searching for Edward Lee Washington after a woman was shot in a domestic dispute in Houston; she is now stable. Washington is charged with aggravated assault.

Houston police are searching for a driver involved in a hit-and-run that killed a 64-year-old woman and injured three others on 6300 Ranchester Drive.

A fire caused significant damage to a Houston home on Eastwood St. but resulted in no injuries. It likely started near a BBQ pit; $15,000 worth of damage was reported, with firefighters saving property valued at $17,400.

A man died after his Toyota Rav4 hit an ambulance on Houston's North Freeway. The ambulance was at another accident scene. Police are investigating the incident.

Alberth Mosquera was arrested at Bombshells restaurant in Houston for carrying a weapon in a prohibited place after deputies responded to a disturbance. His legal proceedings are pending.

A suspect was killed and a woman injured during a police shootout near FM 1960 after a traffic stop and standoff with a man claiming to be a sovereign citizen.

The Freed-Montrose Neighborhood Library in Houston reopened after renovations, with a celebratory event attended by Mayor Whitmire and Council Member Kamin.

Erique Howard, a man from Houston's Pleasantville area, was sentenced to 50 years in prison for multiple sexual assaults and armed robberies between 2020 and 2022.

Houston ranks as the fourth-worst metro area for cannabis users due to high costs and few retailers, according to a report by Real Estate Witch and Leafly.