Prison Break Tattoos owners say months of harassment escalated when a brick shattered their front door; Houston police are investigating.

Hot and humid with gusty afternoon winds and a 1–4 p.m. window for showers. Tropical Storm Warnings affect parts of the Upper Texas Coast.

Nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs produced in Texas were recalled after potential Salmonella contamination. Check cartons for plant codes P‑1950 or 0840962.

An all‑clear was issued after a small H2S leak at Arkema’s Haden Road plant; company and responders say the release was confined and is under investigation.

Race Rock plans a new Brookshire plant that should add about 200 jobs while Spitzer expands Houston waterfront staging and installs a PythonX cutter to speed big-module fabrication.

Montgomery County health officials confirmed three measles cases in unvaccinated family members exposed by an out‑of‑state traveler. Officials are urging isolation and to check MMR status.

Dallas‑born Atlas Cocktail Bar opened a two‑story Heights location at 729 W. 19th St., bringing travel‑themed cocktails and a hidden Library Bar to the neighborhood.

A Woodland Heights man says raw sewage pools on Wrightwood Street after storms; the city lists a Wrightwood SSO project but neighbors say fixes have been slow.

Extreme Heat Warning in effect 11 a.m.–8 p.m. Wednesday; highs near 103°F and heat-index values into the 110s. Spotty evening storms and an Ozone Action Day.

Houston police responded Tuesday to a reported shooting at MLK Boulevard and Griggs Road; one person was shot and at least one suspect fled, authorities say.

Eastwood Station opens this Wednesday in a converted train car, serving Roman-style pizza, house pastas and sandwiches for takeout and limited outdoor seating.

Fort Bend and Harris County constables have asked several Houston‑area school districts to bar high‑powered electric motorcycles on campus, citing safety and licensing risks.

A 5-year-old who went missing from a Katy neighborhood was found dead in a nearby lake early Monday. Authorities say there are no signs of foul play.