Severe storms and a cold front are moving into Houston as the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo begins.

FBI and Harris County officials have released new surveillance footage and increased the reward to $25,000 in their investigation of a triple homicide in Cypress.

The We Remember Memorial Project launches in Harris County's Precinct 3 with its first memorial bench honoring Liz Barraza, a murder victim whose case remains unsolved.

Don Steven McDougal, charged with the capital murder of 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham, has accepted a plea deal resulting in a life sentence without parole.

The Houston Police Department, along with several other agencies, is conducting the investigation, while the public is advised to report any helicopter debris found.

Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale, a well-known Houston businessman, has been hospitalized at St. Luke's due to massive leg swelling, a red rash, and memory loss.

CenterPoint Energy expects to restore power to 90% of customers affected by Hurricane Beryl by Monday.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo held a news conference Monday afternoon after Hurricane Beryl ravaged through the Houston area.

CenterPoint Energy provides the latest updates on ongoing power outages and a brief closure of Highway 290 in Houston.

Houston restaurant releases statement after employee accused of putting genitals in food arrested for child pornography.

After the Houston area faced severe weather Friday evening, the City of Angleton is advising its citizens to prepare for another night of intense conditions.

A long-awaited update for Fortnite looks like it is finally getting the green light. After a few delays, regular cars is going to be added to Fortnite by Epic Games on Wednesday, according to Engadget. While Fortnite’s map has had bikes, hoverboards, planes and shopping carts, cars have been absent until now. Epic Games was forced to delay the update due to technical problems, leading to weeks of speculation over when the update will arrive. Here’s the trailer video for the “Joyride” update:

This is an update to Monday’s blog as of Tuesday morning, as models have shifted heavier rain over Southeast Texas. I know you don’t want me bringing this up, but you’re going to start hearing about flood potential in Texas this weekend and I want you to know why. First, look at the jet streams which are way north and way south of Texas. This same model has shifted heavy into our region for Saturday Night into Sunday Morning. Stay weather aware as we continue toward the weekend!