News 2 Know: 6 killed in plane crash, what we know about Sri Lanka attack victims and more

Another work week is started.

Monday is also Earth Day. The annual April 22nd observance was created to increase public awareness of environmental problems. We've got a history of how the special day came to be here.

Today's Weather

Chief Meteorologist Frank Billingsley has a look at the forecast.

Don't forget! You can keep track of the radar and forecast throughout the day at click2houston.com/weather or by downloading the Frank's Free Forecast app.

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What we know about Jeffrey Weiss, registered owner of plane that crashed in Kerrville

Jeffrey C. Weiss has several planes, three of which are kept at West Houston Airport. Read more >

Local News

Armstrong's relationship with parents 'really good,' girlfriend testifies at murder trial

Was Antonio "A.J." Armstrong Jr. capable of doing what the state says he did? Could he have opted one early morning in July 2016 to kill his parents? Those were the questions being asked Monday in his murder trial. Read more >

Perfect strangers: Intimate shots of faux Houston-area couple leave social media wanting more  

Two people posing for a photo shoot showing kissing, hand-holding and gentle butt-grabbing were actually strangers, according to a Houston photographer’s now-viral Facebook post. Read more >   

Texas News

The murky legalities of hemp products in Texas

If you're confused about the legalities surrounding CBD products, don't feel bad. Read more >

World News

What we know about the Sri Lanka attack victims

The bomb attacks in Sri Lanka that killed at least 290 people and wounded hundreds of others are a tragedy both locally and internationally. Read more >

Spring Clean

Keepsakes and collectibles: Are you sitting on a small fortune?

From old toys and keepsakes to furniture that's been in your family for generations, you could be sitting on a small fortune. But how can you tell trash from treasure and find out what your items are actually worth? Read more >

On This Day

In 1876, the first National League baseball game was played in Philadelphia. The Boston Red Stockings (now the Atlanta Braves) beat the Philadelphia Athletics 6-5.