CenterPoint Energy prepares for severe weather in Houston by activating its storm readiness plan, including round-the-clock monitoring and communication with emergency authorities.

FAA warned of potential ground stops at Houston airports due to the government shutdown affecting staffing, leading to delays and operational challenges.

A man hit by a car on Hempstead Highway in Houston died from his injuries. No charges have been filed, but a suspect is identified. Police seek public assistance.

Houston airports face travel disruptions and TSA staff shortages due to the government shutdown, with extensive lines and temporary ground stops reported.

Constable Mark Herman's deputies arrested Jeannette McIntyre in Harris County for terroristic threat and drug possession after a vehicle surveillance operation.

Fleet Week Houston, initially set for November 2025, is postponed to 2026 due to a government shutdown, with rescheduling underway by the event's steering committee.

A suspected drunk driver, Liana Di Caro, was arrested with a BAC over twice the legal limit on Ella Boulevard, Houston. The incident was reported on Constable Herman's Facebook.

Residents in Houston's Montrose area respond to the removal of rainbow crosswalks by decorating streets with chalk and paint, protesting Governor Abbott's order and expressing the symbolic importance of the crosswalks.

Law enforcement arrested several individuals for attempting to exploit minors online after an undercover sting operation coordinated by Constable Mark Herman's High Tech Crimes Unit.

A Union Pacific train derailment in Waller County caused extensive road closures with no injuries reported; the cause and recovery duration remain undetermined.

The Rustic, a popular Houston restaurant and music venue, is relocating due to the city's development plans, with reopening set for winter 2026 near the George R. Brown Convention Center.

Miracle City in Conroe, Texas, offers hope and assistance to the homeless, including resources like a day center providing food, showers, and medical care.

Authorities are searching for a suspect who stole $257 worth of steaks from an HEB store, with the incident captured on camera. The man wore a Westlake Fire Department t-shirt but is not affiliated with them. The public is asked to help identify him.