A FOX 26 Storm Alert is in effect for tonight and very early Tuesday. A tornado watch is in effect for several counties until Monday evening.

HOUSTON (AP) — A tornado that raced through residential areas north of Houston damaged more than 100 homes, tearing off roofs ...

Dozens of families near Houston are starting to pick up the pieces of their damaged homes after a tornado tore through the area just three days before Thanksgiving. The tornado tracked across the ...

Over 65,000 new properties have been developed in Greater Houston floodplains since Harvey. Experts say reversing the trend will take more consistent rules.

Clouds hover above the downtown Houston skyline on Jan. 23, 2024. Tornadoes can't be ruled out as rainy, stormy weather rolls through Southeast Texas on Wednesday, according to the National Weather ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. HOUSTON (AP) — Sharon Carr is frustrated.

Ominous clouds loomed over the Houston area on Monday, November 24, with a tornado watch in effect for more than a dozen southeastern Texas counties. The National Weather Service (NWS) said storms in ...

HUD has approved Houston’s draft action plan, a $315 million package to help the city recover from last year’s derecho and Hurricane Beryl, Mayor John Whitmire announced on Thursday. The funding will ...

Severe weather swept through southeast Texas on Monday, Nov. 24, and video shows a massive tornado with a funnel cloud that touched down. It was captured across Texas State Highway 249 in the ...

It’s been an extremely dry fall across Southeast Texas thus far, but Houston was finally able to pick up at least some rainfall Saturday morning, recording 0.63 inch at George Bush Intercontinental ...

HOUSTON — CenterPoint says it’s making good on a promise to ensure the power grid holds up. It’s making strides in its Greater Houston Resiliency Initiative. It launched in 2024, in response to ...

On Dec. 17, Houston City Council opted to postpone a decision on whether to use $30 million of the city’s Storm Water Fund to demolish dilapidated buildings throughout the city.