Houston faces a wet holiday with a 30% chance of showers today and increased rain likeliness over the weekend, potentially improving by Christmas Day.

In Cypresswood, vigilant citizen action led to the arrest of Carlos Sanchez and Henry Sariles for suspected DUI; deputies also found a loaded gun in Sanchez's vehicle.

Tejas Chocolate & BBQ from Tomball, TX, has partnered with Wonder to deliver their cuisine in NYC, using licensed recipes and cooking methods. They aim to expand access to top chefs' meals nationwide.

Teacher salaries in Houston are rising, outpacing the Texas average with areas like Devers ISD offering high wages. Despite local increases, the NEA notes a national decline in teacher pay when adjusted for inflation.

A man was fatally shot on Grow Lane in Houston; police are investigating with no suspects yet. The victim was working on a vehicle before the incident.

Deputies in Texas arrested Kisshi Smalls for driving a stolen U-Haul from Florida, facing charges including Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle and Theft.

A Houston woman establishes a library in a Ghanaian village, providing a vital educational resource and reflecting her passion for literacy and reading.

A woman was fatally shot during a domestic dispute in Houston; her partner was arrested. Authorities and neighbors reported previous disturbances. Hotlines offer support for domestic violence victims.

Brandon Mulkey was arrested by deputies in Harris County following a disturbance call due to having two open felony warrants for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon.

A Corporal from Constable Mark Herman's Office arrested Jennifer Livas for DWI in Harris County during a holiday crackdown on impaired driving. Her breathalyzer results showed levels twice above the legal limit.

Boxer Jermell Charlo was arrested in Texas on misdemeanor assault charges. His wife filed for divorce and a restraining order against him. Charlo, who has a record of 35-2-1, was previously acquitted of similar charges in 2018.

Houston ISD to start the school year earlier as a 'District of Innovation,' but concerns arise about uncertified teacher hiring and modified student discipline for vaping.

Two separate shootings in Houston and League City, involving family and a friend's domestic issue, left young men injured; the suspects face aggravated assault charges.