The article describes the I-10 White Oak Bayou project in the Heights area, which will see lane reductions on the I-10 and the removal of the Houston Avenue Bridge to alleviate flooding and traffic issues.

Two traffic incidents disrupted I-45: a multi-vehicle crash near The Woodlands injured five and an RV fire near the 11400 block. No injuries from the RV fire. Traffic was heavily affected.

Houston's weather this week includes a dry, breezy Monday and fluctuating conditions, with a midweek chance of showers and a warm-up by Friday, followed by a weekend cool down.

Texas firefighters join forces to help combat fires in Los Angeles, with a team from various departments in Texas traveling to California as part of a larger support initiative involving over 135 personnel and 45 vehicles.

The Girl Scout Cookie Program starts in Houston on February 8, bringing a variety of famous flavors to the community and marking the last season for Toast-Yay! cookies.

A Texas trooper shot a teen after a traffic stop, citing suspected drug activity. A gun was found, but it's unclear if the teen brandished it. He's in the hospital; an investigation is underway.

Vandals caused over $100,000 in damages during a break-in at The Church at Bethel's Family in Southwest Houston.

An 81-year-old substitute teacher at Klein Oak High School was arrested for viewing pornographic material on a personal device during class, facing a misdemeanor charge.

The National Weather Service predicts a dreary Sunday with showers for Houston, but the week ahead will gradually clear up with warmer temperatures and possible rain by Friday.

The Houston Public Library is hosting an event where local author Jennifer Mathieu will discuss her new novel, "The Faculty Lounge," on January 25, 2025.

An 18-wheeler rollover on I-45 at the Montgomery County line caused a traffic shutdown, with hazmat responding to a fuel spill. Details on injuries were unclear.

A man's body was recovered by the Houston Police from a submerged vehicle in White Oak Bayou, with the cause of death and details pending investigation.

The Texas Medical Board suspended Dr. Samer Elfallal's license due to a patient safety incident where he overdosed a patient with lidocaine, causing severe harm.