The bigger story this week is seasonable January weather: Overall, it’s a quiet stretch of winter weather with cool mornings, mild afternoons, and minimal rain chances.

Even if temperatures briefly fall to freezing, the cold snap is expected to be short-lived. Forecasts indicate that temperatures will rebound early next week, with highs climbing back into the mid-60s to near 70 degrees, and overnight lows moderating above freezing by midweek.

A teen has been charged after a fiery crash that left two of his passengers dead over the weekend, Houston police say.

One of the runners reportedly set a world record in the half marathon for his age group -- 11-year-old Leo Mendoza. Leo is a fifth-grader at Kolter Elementary in Meyerland and a member of the Heart of Houston Track Club. He ran the half marathon -- 13.2 miles -- in a blazing 1:23:23. That is a 6.22-minute-per-mile pace.

Two suspects are under arrest after a woman on a bus in Houston was shot in the head and killed and another passenger was wounded, authorities said.

The week is starting off with cold, dry air and highs in the low to mid-60s. Things don't get much warmer in the afternoon so be sure to keep a jacket with you.

Cold mornings start the week in Houston, followed by a brief temperature increase midweek and cooler weather returning by the weekend.

HOUSTON - A man has died after being shot by a Houston officer in Kashmere Gardens, according to the department. Police say calls started coming in shortly before 2:30 p.m. about a suspicious person with a weapon on Wayne Street. According to Assistant HPD Chief James Skelton, the suspect was threatening family members with a weapon.