Travis Scott returned to Houston this week with a NASA-backed student showcase and a Winter Wonderland drive at Texas Southern University that blended STEM demos and community giveaways.

A 17-year-old has been arrested and charged with murder after a Friday shooting in southwest Houston that killed a 20-year-old man near 10606 Brooklet Drive.

A manhunt is underway for James Willis, who escaped during a hospital visit in north Harris County after being arrested for family violence. He hijacked a car but remains at large, with additional charges of evading arrest and carjacking.

Driver Lukas Benton was arrested for DWI in Houston, with a BAC of 0.183, after failing sobriety tests during a traffic stop by Harris County deputies.

Ares picked up a three-property Houston logistics portfolio totaling just over 1 million square feet and will have Marq Logistics manage the assets.

A METRO bus driver was detained after a fight at Greenspoint Transit Center turned violent. The passenger was hospitalized and is expected to recover.

An east Houston woman died three weeks after an alleged stabbing, and her husband has been charged. Family members told FOX 26 they watched the assault happen on FaceTime.

Houston's weather is expected to be unusually warm for the holiday week, with foggy mornings and high temperatures around 78 degrees, possibly reaching the third warmest Christmas on record.

Harris County deputies say Michael Paree used a car door to assault a coworker near FM 2920; he was arrested and booked, with bond set at $100.

The search for 24-year-old Sydney Marquez, last seen in southwest Houston, draws attention as her family seeks public help and Texas EquuSearch aids the search.

Houston faces warm, foggy weather as winter begins, with forecasts predicting spring-like conditions and potential record-breaking high temperatures around the Christmas holiday.

The Baytown community held a vigil at Bicentennial Park to honor Andrew Meismer, a 16-year-old Sterling High School student fatally stabbed by a classmate.

A new regional analysis finds about 1 in 10 Galveston County young people are out of school and work. Colleges and employers are expanding short certificates and apprenticeships to reconnect them.