Houston experiences a late November cold front with variable weather, including a warm Wednesday before Thanksgiving and a cooler holiday. Travel may be impacted by weather systems across the country.

A fire on November 23, 2024, in a Westwood apartment caused $15,000 in damage. No injuries occurred, and firefighters saved $400,000 worth of property.

The Texas DPS is increasing traffic enforcement over Thanksgiving, targeting violations like drunk driving and seatbelt noncompliance to promote road safety.

Harris County's ELQN issued its first RFPs to enhance early education through improved curriculum, safety, emergency care, technology, and professional training with $16.4 million in ARPA funds.

Houston police are investigating a fatal shooting at an apartment on Mills Road, where a man was found shot dead in a vehicle. A suspect in his 20s-30s is sought, with the public urged to provide tips.

Texas regulators require ERCOT-connected cryptocurrency mining facilities to register, providing details on location and energy use to maintain grid reliability amid growing operations.

A 16-year-old was found shot dead in a Tomball, Texas, barn. Preliminary investigations suggest that teens handling a gun led to an unintentional discharge.

Bellaire Police issued an arrest warrant for Jaren Jamal Brady, accused of harassing female joggers, causing the community to enhance safety precautions.

Tilman Fertitta has acquired New York's Keens Steakhouse for $30 million, pledging to maintain its historic legacy while continuing his trend of collecting "trophy assets."

Residents in Houston's Fifth Ward are canvassing for soil testing on private properties to assess potential contamination from a historic creosote wood-treatment operation.

Houston is experiencing a notably warm November, with temperatures breaking records and highs forecast to reach the low 80s. A cold front may bring cooler weather and showers early next week.

Heights High School was briefly on "HOLD Mode" due to an anonymous tip about a potential weapon, delaying lunchtime dismissals, but normal operations resumed after no credible threat was found.

Legal proceedings against Houston attorney Feras Mousilli have concluded with all charges dismissed "in the interest of justice" following an investigation into 2024 allegations.