A lawsuit has been filed against James Harden's restaurant for allegedly over-serving an intoxicated customer responsible for a deadly crash in Houston.

One dead, another injured in a shooting in west Houston following an argument at a convenience store. The shooter is at large, and police are investigating.

A 64-year-old man was struck and killed while crossing the East Freeway in Houston. The driver stopped and cooperated with police. The victim was wearing a hospital bracelet.

Anthony Ray Boyce has been arrested for assaulting 80-year-old Earl Hollins over a parking spot at a Harris County grocery store; the victim is critically injured.

Elderly man critically injured in an assault at a Harris County Food Town parking lot; initial robbery report in error. Suspect, a large man in his 50s or 60s, fled in a Ford F150. Authorities seek information.

An upper-level low pressure system will bring showers and potential thunderstorms to Houston this weekend, with a 60-80% chance of rain and concerns for localized flooding.

A severe crash involving two 18-wheelers, one carrying propane, has shut down Texas 321 near Cleveland, with emergency crews and Hazmat responding due to the risk of fire or explosion.

Acclaimed French chef Frédéric Perrier dies at 61 in Houston from a heart attack, leaving a legacy of expanding and improving the city's French dining scene.

Authorities are searching for 22-year-old Daniel Eugene Douglas, who escaped custody while being transferred to the Harris County Joint Processing Center.

Texas Tech Health El Paso and UTHealth Houston have formed a partnership aimed at improving health care and research, focusing on serving underserved communities in Texas.

A house fire in the Kashmere Gardens neighborhood caused $40,000 damage with no injuries; 41 firefighters responded, and the cause is under investigation.

Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick seeks to ban consumable THC, targeting retailers in Texas. This follows a raid on a business and introduces Senate Bill 3, which aims to close legal loopholes on hemp derivatives.

WalletHub's report named Texas the most financially distressed state in the U.S., citing low average credit scores and high bankruptcy rates, with 13 Texas cities among the top 100 most financially distressed.