Houston experienced sunny weather on a Sunday with more storms expected during the coming week, as reported by both the National Weather Service and the Houston Chronicle.

A woman was arrested for shoplifting $122 worth of goods from a Target on North Freeway, prompting discussions on the socio-economic reasons behind such crimes.

The Houston Afghan community demands justice after Abdul Rahman Waziri was killed in an argument over a parking spot, with no arrest made despite the shooter admitting to the act.

Houston faced severe weather with thunderstorms and hail, but no significant damage. Residents documented the event, supplying media with visuals for reporting.

UTMB partners with Microsoft for a five-year collaboration to enhance healthcare technology, moving its Epic medical records system to Azure for improved security and innovation.

Deputies arrested repeat offender Joseph Lopez for DWI during a traffic stop, with his bond set at $100, as per Constable Mark Herman's Facebook page.

The Texas Funeral Service Commission has shut down Richardson Mortuary after a video showing poor conditions and following a stabbing incident by an employee.

The Southern District of Texas charged 259 people with immigration crimes in one week, including illegal reentry and human smuggling, emphasizing border security.

Houston Police Department is preparing to observe Police Week from May 5-9, with events including an awards luncheon, a Day of Prayer, and a memorial service.

Houston's weather is variable, starting sunny but expecting showers and thunderstorms by Tuesday, with an 80% chance of rain. Travel disruptions are likely, and localized flooding is possible on Friday due to heavy rains.

Naked man, Omar Moreno, arrested for driving a stolen vehicle, caused traffic disruption on Houston's Hardy Toll Road. The recovered car was returned to its owner.

A significant Xfinity service outage in Houston disrupted internet, TV, DVR, and voice services, affecting residential customers, public services, and Port Houston operations. Restoration was expected by 4 p.m. The cause is under investigation.

A Houston woman faces up to 20 years for assaulting a federal agent with a machete; the FBI shot her during the incident. She's charged and awaiting trial.