The National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Warning for Houston and parts of Southeast Texas, with temperatures expected to drop significantly. Residents are advised to take precautions against the cold. ERCOT assures a stable power grid.

The body of Charles Veith, a 79-year-old who had been missing since Christmas, was found near the Kenner Boat Launch in Louisiana, with no signs of foul play apparent.

Houston Police are searching for a man who fatally shot someone at Club Waikiki in northeast Houston on Friday night. The suspect targeted the victim and fled afterwards; his identity remains unknown.

Houstonians are preparing for cold weather with caution, buying protections for homes and plants, while officials and energy experts expect the grid to hold, and non-profits are prepping aid for the homeless.

The Houston Police Department is seeking public assistance in finding Andrew Vaughns III, missing since December 30, in Houston's Blodgett Street area.

Houston residents anticipate severe weather today with possible damaging winds and tornadoes, alongside a warning for a cold snap bringing freezing temperatures.

A man was arrested in Katy for allegedly slashing tires in a neighborhood, affecting over 30 cars and causing residents financial and emotional distress.

The City of Houston OEM is preparing for cold weather, advising residents to protect people, pets, pipes, and plants, and coordinating roadway safety measures.

A fire damaged an apartment complex's laundry room in Spring Branch East, Houston, with no injuries and $100,000 in losses. HFD is investigating the cause.

Alvin ISD prepares a temporary school for students after a tornado destroyed Walt Disney Elementary, with community support and efforts to ensure education continuity.

A two-alarm fire broke out in a South Main apartment on January 2, requiring residents to jump from balconies. One firefighter was injured, and Arson investigators deemed the cause accidental.

A man in Houston was killed after being hit by two vehicles; the first driver stayed while the second fled the scene. Police are investigating the hit-and-run.

Four men linked to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua were detained by Texas troopers while trying to cross the border from Mexico. They were among a group of 22 and intended to travel to various Texas cities.