A man was arrested for drug possession and carrying a weapon after a car crash on Champions Forest Drive, as reported by the Precinct 4 Constable's Office.

The National Weather Service predicts mostly cloudy skies with highs around 81 degrees and strong south winds for Houston, with a stormy Monday ahead and a clearer Tuesday.

Houston awaits a mix of weather, starting with partly sunny skies and moving to possible thunderstorms by early next week, with beachgoers warned of high rip currents.

EPA findings have confirmed the presence of 41 creosote-related chemicals in Houston's Fifth Ward, potentially linked to health issues in the community near a former wood treatment site.

A Texas substitute teacher confessed to using a fake identity to lure a 14-year-old into sending nude photos and awaits sentencing, facing at least 10 years in prison.

A fire in a Houston apartment was quickly contained by firefighters, with no injuries reported and a dog rescued. The fire, caused accidentally by a heat source, resulted in $75,000 in damages.

A Texas judge intervened in Arcola's chaotic city politics, issuing emergency protections for council members amid disputes with the Mayor, ahead of a trial in May.

Shipley Do-Nuts introduces "Do-Happy Mondays," offering weekly deals for loyalty program members, including free treats and additional points starting April 1.

During a traffic stop in Harris County, officers arrested Robert Harvey, who had 22 open warrants, including a felony. The arrest was publicized by Constable Mark Herman on Facebook, highlighting a proactive approach to law enforcement.

Jacob Serna was arrested following a high-speed chase after evading a traffic stop. He was discovered to have eight open misdemeanor warrants and now faces additional felony charges.

Harris County is investing in affordable housing using federal recovery funds, including a $35 million project, the Houston Palladium at Ella, which will offer amenities and prioritize low-income residents.

A 67-year-old Mexican man pleads guilty to gun-running, facing up to 10 years in U.S. prison after his arrest for smuggling an arsenal across the border.

The Freed-Montrose Neighborhood Library in Houston is closing due to safety issues, with a replacement opening in Fall 2024. Patrons can use other nearby libraries during the transition.