Houston is set to experience a mostly sunny day with a high of 84 degrees, followed by clear skies and mild temperatures at night. Rain and thunder are possible Tuesday, with cooler weather afterwards.

Severe storms caused fallen trees and power outages in Houston, with officials clearing debris and restoring electricity. Further inclement weather and flooding are expected.

A Houston police officer was injured after his patrol vehicle was hit by a truck on the North Freeway while blocking an accident scene. The officer is stable; the truck driver was detained, possibly involving alcohol.

Houston's weather is transitioning to clear skies and cooler temperatures post-mugginess, with a cold front leading to lower humidity and below-average precipitation forecasted.

Deputies arrested two women, Kailyn White and Brooke Hermis, for allegedly stealing copper in North Houston. White faces theft charges; Hermis, criminal trespass.

An elderly Harris County woman was scammed by contractor Nikolas Diaz-Marquez, who took $7,000 for a roofing job and vanished. He's now sought on Felony Aggregate Theft charges.

A police officer and two children were hospitalized after a crash in Baytown which involved a police cruiser and a van. The cause is under investigation.

Houston expects showers and potential thunderstorms with a 40% chance of precipitation today, increasing through the weekend, amid a month-long dry spell.

Two children died and two adults were injured in an apartment fire in Greenspoint, Houston. Firefighters responded late Wednesday to the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

Authorities are searching for 11-year-old Tyrek Jackson, who went missing in Fort Bend County, Texas, wearing grey clothing. No foul play is indicated, yet concern for his safety is high.

Galveston County has implemented a burn ban in unincorporated areas due to severe drought conditions, prohibiting outdoor burning except in certain enclosed situations. Violations may result in fines or charges.

Texas AG Paxton's office detained 35 for immigration violations, citing a partnership with Trump's administration under Section 287(g) of the Immigration Act.

A Houston man was charged with murdering Julian Comeaux after a February shooting in Midtown Houston and was partially identified by a Croc sandal he left at the scene.