Houston's chilly weather gives way to mild and wet conditions midweek, with temperatures rising to the mid-60s and chances of rain increasing by Wednesday.

Charged with murder after a fatal high-speed crash in Houston, 18-year-old Ruben X. Mendoza remains hospitalized.

Houston police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run on East Freeway, where a woman was struck by a red sedan and other vehicles, leading to her death.

A 20-year-old reportedly stopped a Spring ISD bus near Birnam Wood Blvd and pointed a weapon at the driver and students. No injuries were reported and deputies are searching.

A transformer exploded at Grant Road and Shaw Road in northwest Harris County, leaving downed power lines and creating a traffic hazard while deputies manage the scene.

The Harris County Democratic Party is planning not to endorse Houston Mayor Whitmire after his participation in a GOP fundraiser, despite his calls for bipartisanship.

U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett campaigned in Houston, focusing on immigration, the economy, and Gaza, defending past remarks and aiming to connect with voters on a personal level.

Harris County deputies arrested Kevon Destin for a Colorado forgery warrant during a traffic stop, with details shared on social media by the constable's office.

Alejandra Salinas leads in early votes for Houston City Council against Dwight Boykins, focusing on city basics, while Boykins stresses fiscal responsibility. Final results are pending.

A vehicle caught fire at an H-E-B store on Spring Cypress Road; no injuries were reported. Constable Deputies and Cypress Creek VFD responded quickly. The cause is under investigation, and officials used the event to highlight community awareness.

Early-morning crash on southbound US‑59 near Chimney Rock left one driver dead; the wrecker operator was uninjured and is cooperating with investigators.

Global search interest for travel to Houston jumped 250% after the World Cup draw, sending hotels, Airbnbs and ticket prices into a citywide scramble.

The Woodlands Township will install 30 Flock license‑plate cameras and a state grant will add 30 more across Montgomery County, prompting debate over safety and privacy.