Houston Police raided B Rabbit Nightclub, arresting three and issuing 32 citations for various violations including serving alcohol past legal hours. The club had previous safety issues and links to DWI crashes and assaults.

Homeowners found live grenades and explosive devices in a Houston house on the 7400 block of John Ralston; the Harris County Bomb Squad removed the items and secured the scene.

Jonah Cornnell McQueen was arrested in northern Harris County for allegedly murdering his roommate, Kelvin Jones, after an argument led to a fatal shooting.

A man was found shot to death on Vistadale Drive as deputies search for several masked suspects.

A driver died after a red Honda Civic struck a tree near Tidwell Road and Wayside Drive in northeast Houston in the early morning hours.

A man was fatally shot and found in a vehicle in Northeast Harris County, with suspects on the loose. Another Harris County incident involved a fatal shooting between roommates, with one arrested. Police investigations are ongoing.

The 2026 Chevron Houston Marathon took place in Houston, drawing runners and spectators, yet caused significant street closures affecting local traffic.

A teen was flown by LifeFlight after a shooting near Westgate Park Drive in Cypress; Harris County deputies say the victim is in critical condition. Investigators are on scene.

Houston is expecting cooler weather, departing from early January's record heat, with temperatures dipping into the low 60s and 40s at night. Rain chances remain low as the city anticipates a potential cold front next weekend.

Viral preacher Sister Cindy will visit the University of Houston on March 3 and Sam Houston State on March 4, a stop that has drawn both crowds and critics.

Frenchy's says two Houston storefronts failed to meet its standards and the CEO has removed the Frenchy's name while the chain tightens franchise controls.

An HPD officer shot a suspect after a Houston traffic stop uncovered a felony warrant; investigators are reviewing body-cam footage and the case.

Two federal lawsuits challenge Census methods and who gets counted, raising the prospect of altered congressional seats and federal funding for Texas. Courts will decide whether privacy tools or noncitizens stay in the apportionment count.