The FAA is cutting air traffic by 10% in high-volume markets due to the government shutdown, affecting staffing and operations, as United Airlines adapts its schedule accordingly.

An unlicensed boarding home in northeast Harris County was closed after a patient died; the owner was arrested and Adult Protective Services helped relocate survivors.

A United flight from Houston was evacuated at Reagan National after a bomb threat; the plane was cleared but the scare, plus a separate LaGuardia evacuation, raised travel safety concerns amid a federal shutdown.

A 21-year-old man was fatally shot during a dispute at a house on Lucky Street; details suggest a previous relationship and possible self-defense. The case will go to a grand jury.

Deputies arrested Marylin Casey Callahan, on a felony warrant for deadly conduct during a welfare check in Harris County. Her bond was set at $20,000.

Constable's office responded to a disturbance, arresting Christopher Moore for aggravated assault after he allegedly struck a woman and threatened her with a gun.

The weather in Houston starts November with sunshine and mild temperatures, reaching mid-70s, and is expected to warm up to mid-80s by Friday, with low humidity and clear skies.

Deputies in Harris County arrested Nakeitha Patterson for drug possession after a traffic stop revealed Hydrocodone under the seat. Her bond is set at $2,000.

A 13-year-old boy riding a motorbike was killed in a collision in Pearland after running a stop sign. The car driver is cooperating with police, and no charges are anticipated.

A shootout in Bellaire near a gas station resulted in one fatality; police are investigating the incident involving an alleged robbery and an exchange of gunfire.

Police arrested Cedric Augustine and a minor after a chase for an attempted break-in with a BB gun; Augustine faced added charges due to existing warrants.

Deputies from Constable Mark Herman’s Office patrol the Sugar Berry Subdivision to ensure stop sign compliance, focusing on the safety of school children and residents in the morning.

Former Turkey Leg Hut co-owner Lynn Price faces new federal weapons charges, including possession related to drug trafficking, in addition to earlier arson accusations.