The forecast for Houston includes a mix of weather conditions, with cloudy skies, rain, a potential severe weather threat, and the slight chance of snow in the upcoming days.

A helicopter tipped over during takeoff near Galveston's Seawall, with no injuries reported. The pilot was the only occupant. The FAA will investigate the cause.

Anthony Thomas, an inmate at Harris County Jail, died after an unspecified medical emergency. An investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of death.

A caretaker was arrested in Houston for the March death of 16-year-old Nayeli Perez, now ruled a homicide, and is charged with causing serious bodily injury.

Texas law enforcement agencies are increasing New Year's Eve patrols to combat drunk driving, with a stern warning that offenders will be arrested. They advocate for the use of sober drivers and rideshare services to ensure public safety.

Officer Mark Herman of the Bellaire PD passed away after an accident incurred during Hurricane Beryl cleanup. He served in law enforcement for nearly 48 years.

Houston police investigate a fatal shooting at an apartment on Persimmon Street; a man found dead on the porch. Witnesses heard an argument and gunshots earlier.

A shooting on N. Sam Houston Parkway in northeast Harris County resulted in one male victim's death and the closure of westbound lanes; the circumstances remain unclear.

Houston's foggy morning will give way to a sunny day, and CenterPoint Energy is preparing for potential severe weather in 2025, including winterizing infrastructure.

A fire significantly damaged a vacant house in Houston on October 29, with no injuries reported. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze and are investigating the cause.

Houston Police arrested Marquise Lavell Ward, 25, for a fatal shooting that occurred on June 14, 2023, where Allen Bianchino, 28, was found shot in a crashed vehicle.

A fire on December 22 at an apartment on Park Place Blvd, Houston, caused $180,000 in damage but no injuries; it was caused by a heater malfunction. Firefighters saved property estimated at $1.85 million.

Starting January 1, 2025, Texas will eliminate annual vehicle safety inspections, a move supported by some but raising safety concerns among advocates.