Houston police investigate the fatal shooting of Quincy White at a business on Green Street; the public is asked to aid in the search for the assailant.

Oscar Rosales was convicted of capital murder for killing Corporal Charles Galloway; the punishment phase will determine if he faces the death penalty.

Houston is expected to have stormy weather throughout the week, with high chances of rain and thunderstorms, following a turbulent Monday that signaled the start of a shift in weather patterns.

Houston faces a rise in drownings with nine deaths this year, spurring officials to emphasize water safety, especially as heatwaves drive more people to seek relief in water.

Houston prepares for extreme heat with possible 100-degree day, as forecasts predict high temperatures this weekend. Cooling rain is expected next week.

Driver Chance Knight was arrested for DUI after hitting a light pole; bond set at $100 by Harris County Court 1. The incident, announced by Constable Herman, reinforces DUI dangers and patrolling efforts.

A suspect, Eric Ventura, was arrested for a traffic incident injuring a Houston officer and another person; charged with aggravated and intoxicated assault.

A 15-year-old was detained after a stabbing in northwest Harris County, sending two people to the hospital. Details and victim conditions remain undisclosed.

Houston's Chief of Staff, Chris Newport, resigns due to family obligations and is succeeded by Cynthia Wilson, an experienced leader with a background in education administration.

The YMCA of Greater Houston and North Texas is offering free water safety classes to prevent child drownings, with a donation from Reliant and programs teaching swimming and survival skills.

A woman was fatally shot by deputies serving a narcotics search warrant in Brazoria County when she brandished a firearm. No deputies were injured, and Texas Rangers are investigating the incident.

Jolanda Jones has announced her candidacy for the US congressional seat in Texas' 18th district, joining others in a competitive race and promising to defend social security, education, and healthcare.

A Houston area wedding venue scam involving a fake operator named "Lance Miller" tricked couples out of $186,000, leading to ruined wedding plans and investigations.