Houston's community and restaurants are offering Thanksgiving support and to-go meals, with charity events for military families and diverse dine-out options available for the holiday.

Pancho Claus, Houston's Richard Reyes, persists in his holiday toy drive mission despite suffering a third heart attack, now seeking community support for fundraising efforts.

The Click2Houston article forecasts variable Houston weather, with near-record high temperatures before a Thanksgiving cold front, leading to a cool and possibly rainy Black Friday.

Lamar CISD in Texas will remove or restrict books on gender fluidity following a 5-1 vote, aligning with Texas House Bill 900, while facing mixed reactions from trustees and the community.

AAA Travel forecasts a travel surge for the upcoming Thanksgiving, with 80 million Americans expected to travel, including heavy road traffic and record-setting crowds at airports like Houston's.

A study by WalletHub ranks Houston as the second "most sinful" city in the U.S., scoring high in lust and other vices.

An appellate court allowed the Harris County District Attorney's Office to review sealed records in convicted murderer Ronald Haskell's case, involving the judge's controversial decisions.

A pipe burst caused severe flooding at the Gables Post Oak apartment complex, leading to damage and displaced residents facing inadequate management response.

Two men were injured in a shootout on the East Loop in Houston after a carjacking led to a high-speed chase. The car owner tracked his vehicle using his phone and confronted the carjackers. Both men are expected to recover. Police are investigating.

A man is charged with intoxication manslaughter after a fatal crash in Houston that killed a deputy and a juvenile. The suspect's impaired driving is believed to have caused the collision.

Houston is experiencing a notably warm November, with temperatures breaking records and highs forecast to reach the low 80s. A cold front may bring cooler weather and showers early next week.

Heights High School was briefly on "HOLD Mode" due to an anonymous tip about a potential weapon, delaying lunchtime dismissals, but normal operations resumed after no credible threat was found.

Governor Greg Abbott orders Texas state agencies to divest all investments in China, citing financial risks linked to the Chinese Communist Party and aiming to protect Texas' financial interests.