The Houston Housing Authority is reducing its housing voucher payments to align with HUD's fair market rent rates, aiming to extend its budget and aid more families amid concerns from landlords and recipients.

Don Steven McDougal has been indicted on two counts of capital murder in connection with the death of 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham in Livingston, Texas.

Arcola, Texas Mayor Fred Burton received a noose with a threatening note, prompting an investigation by local police and the FBI. Despite this, he remains committed to his mayoral campaign.

Travis Scott remains in a lawsuit over the Astroworld Festival tragedy, with a trial date set for May 6. The judge denied his dismissal motion, while Drake was cleared from the case.

The Houston Chronicle reports multiple road closures and traffic issues in Houston, including key shutdowns like SH-6, while ABC13 covers an incident involving an overturned box truck on the 610 North Loop.

Houston's Public Works Director Carol Haddock resigned; Mayor Whitmire named Richard Smith as interim director.

The article reports on the arrest of Wilburt Bradford for a hit and run in the 23300 block of Sandpiper Trails, charged with Failure to Stop and Render Aid.

Two Houston individuals face federal mail fraud charges for allegedly defrauding clients of $2.4 million in settlements.

Houston anticipates a mix of weather with high winds and potential thunderstorms, as predicted by the National Weather Service and the Storm Prediction Center.

Orlando Colindres-Cueva is charged with murder in connection with an October fatal shooting in Houston, joining previously charged suspect Jose Revolorio-Good.

Port Houston receives a $26.9 million federal grant for environmental upgrades, including the addition of 30 electric trucks and reduced emissions at the facility.

The FBI is offering $10,000 for info on Regina Lynn Thomas, wanted for defrauding seniors since 2017 in Houston, under the fake nurse alias Nikki Laday.

A Harris County disturbance call turned violent when Desire Charlot, already on bond for assault, struck an officer. Charged again, her bond is set at $20,000. The incident highlights concerns over bail system efficacy for repeat offenders.