Seabrook is weighing a partnership with Space Center Houston to boost tourism and hotel industry revenue by featuring local hotels on the space center's website and in marketing campaigns.

Houston faces wet conditions today, with a potential thunderstorm, and mild temperatures. The weather will clear tonight but a cold front is expected by Tuesday, with a possible freeze midweek.

The Rothko Chapel in Houston reopens on December 17, following repairs due to Hurricane Beryl damage. Restoration efforts continue for some Mark Rothko panels.

Houston police seek help to identify two persons of interest in connection with the fatal shooting of Johnny Felder on November 23, found dead from gunshots on Tidwell Road.

Houston police investigate a fatal shooting at a gas station on Almeda Genoa Road; a 45-year-old man died after reporting his own shooting. The incident's motive and suspects remain unknown.

Houston police and SWAT arrested Adrian G. Reeves at a Baytown hotel following a standoff that ended peacefully with robotic assistance. He is charged with the murder of Tomas Newman.

A Houston man received a 75-year sentence for the 2018 murder of 16-year-old Lourdes Sandoval, marked by predatory behavior and violence following their breakup.

A Tomball man is charged with fentanyl murder after his coworker overdosed on her birthday; he is now free on bond, with his attorney citing addiction issues.

Houston prepares for weather disruptions, with heavy rains and potential flooding anticipated this weekend as forecasted by the National Weather Service and KHOU 11.

Nyla Gamboa was arrested for a fatal hit-and-run in Harris County, her bond set at $40,000. She was apprehended at an airport while trying to board a flight.

A gunman shot at students off-campus near Sharpstown High School, triggering a lockdown. No injuries were reported, and the suspect fled. Police suggest the shooter may know the targets; the investigation is ongoing.

A sheriff's deputy and another driver were hospitalized after a collision in Harris County; investigations are ongoing to determine who ran a red light.

Ex-Fort Bend ISD superintendent Dr. Christie Whitbeck is suing the district and three board members for defamation, alleging that they publicly made damaging remarks about her.