Houston expects stormy weather with a 70% chance of showers beginning Tuesday, potentially affected by both local thunderstorms and Potential Tropical Cyclone Six.

A domestic dispute at a Gulfton apartment complex led to a woman and child being shot early Saturday morning, with the woman in critical condition and the suspect in custody.

Bojangles is set to expand in the Houston area with new locations in Webster, Tomball, League City, and Baytown, recognized for its Southern chicken and biscuits.

Three North Houston breweries, B52 Brewing Co., 11 Below Brewing, and Fortress Beerworks, have merged to streamline production and increase distribution.

Houston resolved a dispute with its firefighters' union, granting $650 million in back pay and up to 34% salary increases over five years, ending seven years of legal conflicts.

Shell is laying off 20% of its global oil and gas workforce, impacting Houston's economy and reflecting a broader trend of reduced investment in oil exploration.

Kirbyjon Caldwell, former spiritual advisor to presidents, was released to home confinement from prison, amid serving time for a multi-million dollar fraud case.

Houston Police seek public aid to identify an armed robbery suspect at a game store. The male fled with cash and gaming items. A reward is offered for information.

Lenier Rojas-Nunez was arrested at a Sam's Club for using fraudulent EBT cards and carrying a fake US Resident Card. He faces charges for tampering with government records and resisting arrest.

A 64-year-old woman died after her Nissan Versa hit a light pole on Alief Clodine Road in Houston. Investigations by HPD continue to determine the cause.

A jury convicted Karina Deluna of straw purchasing firearms, including AR-15 style rifles, for illegal export to Mexico. She faces up to 40 years in prison.

The National Weather Service predicts a less humid weekend with sunny skies and high winds in Houston, but expects heavy rain and potential thunderstorms by next Tuesday.

Former Harris County Public Health director Barbie Robinson is suing the county for alleged racial, gender, and age discrimination after her termination, which has been linked to questionable department contracts.