HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Houston is honoring veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice, with several Memorial Day services across town on Monday. The Houston National Cemetery is holding its annual ceremony at 10410 Veterans Memorial Drive in northwest Harris County. The event, which is free and open to the public, started at 9 a.m.

Gazebo Seafood House: Gazebo Seafood House in Midtown celebrates Memorial Day with a $40 Big Back Boil Bag, including shrimp, crab, and more, available on Monday, May 26th. Doors open at 11 AM for a day of seafood, cocktails, and hookah. Located at 3015 Bagby St.

Here are 15 separate Memorial Day events across the Greater Houston area throughout both Memorial Day weekend and Memorial Day itself.

It's Memorial Day and the weather in Houston will be hot and humid again with highs in the mid-90s. Showers and storms beginning midday through the evening, especially north.

As temperatures climb and summer approaches, the city's Aquatic Services division is opening eight public pools across Houston for Memorial Day weekend, giving residents of all ages a way to beat the heat.

Many people are looking to use the Memorial Day Weekend sales to save money and beat the expected higher prices from tariffs this summer. We talked with money-saving expert Andrea Woroch about what's good to buy right now. She says you'll find 30% to 40% off mattresses, furniture, home appliances, and springtime apparel.

Weekend marks the unofficial kickoff to Houston’s hot, lazy summer — so it’s time to crank up the flavor, claim a sunny patio and toast the long weekend in style. From smoky barbecue and ice-cold brews to fresh Gulf seafood with a view,

Memorial Day is often touted as being the unofficial start to summer and Houston is expected to feel plenty of summertime heat. The combination of heat, humidity, and a nearby frontal boundary sets the stage for at least a few storms across Southeast Texas.

The holiday weekend is here! Expect highs in the low to mid 90s through Monday, with heat index values around 100-105°. A persistent southeast breeze will maintain high humidity levels and may carry haze from agricultural fires in Mexico.

For those looking to make some last-minute grocery runs or to cash in on Memorial Day deals, here's a list on stores that will remain open.