A bronze sculpture of snow geese in Katy, Texas, is being relocated from I-10 and Pin Oak Road to the historic plaza downtown to continue celebrating the city's history with the birds.

Chris Hollins is elected as Houston city controller, pledging to safeguard the city's fiscal health, enhance transparency, and promote efficient financial practices.

Houston janitors with the SEIU Texas union secured a significant pay increase in a four-year contract, avoiding a strike. Full-time workers will now earn $15 per hour, part-time $14.10. The deal includes a raise of 16-20% and an additional holiday.

The National Weather Service forecasts a chance of showers, thunderstorms, and potential fog for Houston, with temperatures reaching into the 90s and a possibility of severe weather early in the week.

Houston's Venus Aerospace gears up for hypersonic travel, benefiting from an FAA reauthorization bill, while embarking on its fourth year with significant legislative support to prioritize hypersonic aircraft development.

A Louisiana man, Gary Hamilton, was arrested after a traffic stop on US 59 led to the discovery of marijuana, ecstasy, and 507 grams of meth. He was taken into custody without incident.

A man was fatally shot in Forest Acres after a confrontation. Hector Ruiz was found dead from gunshots. The HCSO has called for witness information to find the suspects.

A fire at an Eastex-Jensen area apartment resulted in one injury and $225,000 in damages but was contained to four units by Houston firefighters, saving about $990,000 in property value.

Seven individuals, including a former Houston water department manager, are charged in a corruption scheme involving over $8 million in fraudulent waterline repair contracts.

Houston residents anticipate thunderstorms with a 60% chance of rain today and possible severe weather over the weekend including hail and tornado risk. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect through 11 am.

A woman sued Lyft after being kidnapped and assaulted by a passenger, who was part of a group targeting drivers. The lawsuit claims Lyft failed to protect drivers and notify police.

Oscar Soto, up for parole months after a 12-year sentence for a fatal crash, has the victim's family criticizing the justice system for his possible early release.

A judge dismissed murder indictments against ex-officer Gerald Goines for the 2019 Harding Street Raid, but he still faces other felony charges. The DA's office contemplates next steps.