Houston ISD is adjusting its summer school schedule for 2024 and implementing NES reforms in over 110 schools, amid concerns regarding increasing teacher turnover and the redirection of wraparound services.

Two young Hispanic males were found deceased from gunshot wounds inside a vehicle on Paloma Drive, as reported by Harris County Sheriff's Office. The investigation is ongoing.

One person died in a wrong-way crash involving a stolen car on Houston's East Freeway after a police pursuit. The chase ended just before the collision.

Harris County officials arrested Raymond Worley on drug possession charges after investigating a suspicious activity report.

A Corpus Christi woman, Melissa Rendon, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for her involvement in a drug trafficking operation and will face five years of supervised release afterward.

A man was charged with murder and drug possession following a fatal shooting at a Houston intersection, where a woman died after being struck by gunfire from a pickup truck.

Houston City Council has extended a flood mitigation contract, allowing more time to elevate homes with federal grant funds. The slow-moving program has elevated 20 homes out of 40.

A woman named Comfort Tokon was arrested for allegedly assaulting a juvenile girl with scissors and a belt. She has been charged with injury to a child and held on a $10,000 bond.

Oscar Vasquez-Guzman has been charged with murder after a shooting in Houston left a teenager dead and two women injured.

Houston is forecast to experience isolated showers and storms starting tomorrow, with heavy rain possible into the weekend, potentially causing 1-3 inches of accumulation. Today remains milder, with partly sunny skies and a high near 70 degrees.

Harris County approved a $28 million park project in Houston's Sunnyside area, promising diverse recreational activities and improved green space access.

An FBI agent faces charges for stealing from crime scenes and misusing a credit card. He allegedly took cash, valuables, and FBI phones, and may face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

A jury awarded $2.825 million to Glenda Lammert for an ankle injury sustained at Houston's Downtown Aquarium, owned by Landry's. Another incident involving a partial building collapse occurred but resulted in non-life-threatening injuries.