Houston begins with a chilly morning but expects a warm-up through the week, with sunny skies and highs in the 70s, potentially leading to a cool Thanksgiving.

A mother in Houston seeks justice after her special needs son's privacy was breached when a photo of him using the school bathroom was shared without consent.

Perigold, Wayfair's luxury home goods brand, plans to open its first physical store in Houston's Highland Village in spring 2025, offering a tangible shopping experience for high-end furniture and decor.

Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera, a Michelin-starred chain, opens in Houston, offering conveyor belt sushi with a blend of traditional and Texas-inspired dishes.

A METRORail train and a vehicle collided in Houston, injuring two. The car turned improperly on Fannin Street, leading to the crash and a minor derailment. Both injured parties are expected to recover.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas issued an executive order to protect against alleged espionage threats from China, affecting state agencies and universities with new security measures.

Houston Police seek public help to identify a suspect who attacked a woman during a robbery attempt outside a convenience store, involving unwanted advances and physical assault.

Houston airports prepare for a record 2.2 million Thanksgiving travelers with improved traffic flow and cashless parking, anticipating over 200,000 passengers at IAH on peak days.

Houston City Council is considering a change to allow a non-engineer to lead its Public Works, a move that alarms professional engineers concerned about public safety and infrastructure integrity.

A Houston police officer escorting a crane was injured after a collision with a heavy truck on the 610 South Loop; traffic was affected but the officer's injuries were not life-threatening.

Harris County parents, Evan Gyuricza and Misty Broadway, were arrested for child endangerment after leaving their children home alone to drink at a bar.

Parents at Lantrip Elementary in Houston are protesting for transparency after Principal Castro's sudden administrative leave, amidst high staff turnover reports.

Cooler weather returns to Houston with sunny skies and temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to low 70s, marking an end to eight months of warmer conditions.