Houston is under a flood advisory due to forecasted heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, potentially causing minor flooding, particularly in poorly drained areas.

Hayden Christensen set to attend Houston Comicpalooza, joining a diverse lineup including Adam Strange, Sosie Bacon, Patton Oswalt, Alicia Witt, wrestlers, and authors.

Houston residents protest at City Hall over federal funding cuts and executive orders, impacting health, education, and food security programs, in response to Trump administration policies.

A spring cold front is expected to bring showers and possible thunderstorms to Houston on Easter Sunday, with rain chances increasing throughout the day.

Houston City Council approved new short-term rental regulations, requiring registration and aiming to balance neighborhood impact with business needs.

The Houston Independent School District is planning to dissolve its Wraparound Services Department and redistribute duties to existing staff, aiming for more effective support systems for vulnerable students.

Houston universities are enhancing their security in response to a Florida State University shooting, where two were killed and six injured by gunman Phoenix Ikner.

Jury finds the person accused of killing Constable Deputy Kareem Atkins guilty of capital murder. The Harris County community and his family hope to find comfort in the verdict.

Thieves, including a child, stole puppies and a turtle from a Houston pet store, but the puppies were later returned; the store has since increased security.

Harris County Public Health's annual report details its health initiatives and emergency responses, including community education and vet services, with future goals outlined.

A fire in a Westchase apartment complex on April 12 caused $1 million in damage, but no injuries. The blaze destroyed nine units; the Red Cross is assisting displaced residents.

Marshall Paul Garrett has been charged with felony negligence after his dogs fatally mauled his neighbor, Harriette Phillips. Garrett already faces a separate murder charge for a 2024 incident.

Houston's Mayor John Whitmire reached a deal to allocate an additional $16 million in the upcoming fiscal year for street and drainage projects, reducing the city's budget deficit by one-third.