The Houston Fire Department responded to over 200 accidents due to icy conditions. Road closures and warnings were issued as the city faced unusual freezing weather.

Houston is experiencing a cold day with highs at 34°F and wind chills of 5-15°F, with the NWS predicting it to warm up by Wednesday. A hard freeze warning is effect until Wednesday morning.

Four teenagers were injured in a shooting at a Houston-area party, with one in critical condition. Authorities are seeking information about the suspect.

Houston-area master-planned communities rank high in national sales, with 12 MPCs among the top 50, reflecting robust economic growth and builders' incentives. Sunterra and Bridgeland communities see significant sales surges.

Hate groups displayed Nazi flags and white supremacist banners in Houston and Dallas, causing alarm among residents. No arrests were made as the actions were protected under the First Amendment.

Dulce, an emotional support dog, was reunited with her owner in Houston after being stolen in a car theft, a case in which the police were heavily involved.

The Fort Bend County community responded to an animal shelter's call for temporary fosters to protect dogs from a freeze, leading to warm connections and support.

A Houston man, Wilman Sandoval, is charged with shooting two relatives over witchcraft accusations. Both victims are stable after being critically hurt.

Man apprehended in Houston for a second DWI charge after a welfare check conducted by deputies on Angelique Drive led to his arrest for an outstanding warrant.

Kathleen Rivas is wanted for assaulting a Houston officer; the incident occurred as authorities responded to a disturbance where she became aggressive and resisted arrest.

A shooting in Richmond, Fort Bend County claimed five lives, including a child, in an apparent domestic dispute. Authorities and the community grapple with the aftermath and loss.

Houston prepares for a severe cold front by setting up warming centers. These facilities, which welcome residents and pets, are part of a citywide effort to provide refuge from potentially dangerous temperatures.

Crime rates in Houston fell slightly overall, but assaults at Houston Metro light rail stations increased by 25% in FY2023. Metro has increased security in response.