A Jeep got stuck on Houston's METRO rail line near the University of Houston-Downtown, requiring trains to single-track around it. No injuries reported; cause unknown.

Houston is expected to have more rain and thunderstorms this week, with a particularly high chance today and Thursday, and potential for damaging winds and heavy rain.

The Houston Police are probing an HPD officer-involved fatal shooting of an armed man at 7800 Hammerly Blvd. The suspect, 64, reportedly charged at officers with a bat and rock.

Houston Public Library offers a mental health event with activities like tween yoga, dance parties, and therapy dog storytime during Mental Health Awareness Month.

A 4-year-old child was found unresponsive in a pool in Harris County and taken to the hospital; the condition is undisclosed. Investigations are ongoing.

Texas Governor Abbott activates emergency resources ahead of severe weather forecasts, including potential flooding and tornadoes, to ensure state readiness and safety.

Man found asleep at the wheel on Timber Forest Drive arrested for DWI and illegal firearm possession after deputies use spikes and administer sobriety tests.

Approaching weather in Houston includes a chance of showers and thunderstorms with possibilities of severe conditions, including strong winds and hail, as highlighted by the National Weather Service and CW39.

Houston announces the opening of select city pools before Memorial Day, providing residents with a cool respite from the summer heat.

A man was fatally shot by Houston police after threatening them with a bat and concrete. The officer is now on administrative duties pending an investigation.

Federal agencies support Texas AG Paxton's lawsuit alleging that BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard manipulated the coal market to promote green energy, affecting energy costs and market competition.

Firefighters battled a large fire at a derelict hotel in Channelview, used as a shelter by the homeless. It's the third fire since March at the location.

A Houston med spa owner faces charges for injecting counterfeit Botox without a license, causing injuries to patients. Flores' claims to be a "Nurse Certified" and "Master Inyector" are under investigation.