Seven rescue dogs died in a van fire in Illinois while being transported from Texas to New York by Cypress Lucky Mutt Rescue; four dogs were saved by the uninjured driver.

An out-of-state fugitive wanted for fraud was arrested in a routine traffic stop on Will Clayton Parkway, as reported by Constable Mark Herman's Office.

The historic ExxonMobil main office in Baytown, known as "The White House," was demolished, leaving the community with mixed emotions and memories of the 50-year-old landmark.

Parents Destiny Campos and Jeremy Fancher face murder charges for the death of their 4-month-old daughter found in a motel room drawer in Harris County.

Authorities arrested Michael Hughes for unauthorized vehicle use after a traffic stop revealed the car was stolen. His bond was set at $15,000 by the 351st District Court.

Houston's summer begins with high heat, humidity, and a slight chance of showers, with heat indices potentially reaching 101 degrees and precautions advised for beachgoers due to rip currents.

A 60-year-old male died following a crash on Tomball Parkway in Houston; a 66-year-old female driver hit a concrete barrier, and the man succumbed to his injuries the next day.

Houston authorities arrested a second suspect, Keyandre Benjamin, charged with murder and aggravated assault in a shooting that killed Keisha Warren and injured another.

Americans, including Houston's Shnol and Sorkin, were evacuated from Israel amid conflict with Iran, experiencing missile strikes and sheltering frequently. Later, they returned to the US reflecting on their ordeal.

Aytierra Jenkins was arrested for assaulting a driver and a deputy. Her bond was set at $10,500, with details shared on Precinct 4's Facebook page and C4 NOW app.

A deputy arrested repeat burglary offender Raymon Williams during a traffic stop after recognizing him from video surveillance of a burglary involving a sledgehammer.

Houston's Graffiti Park, a cultural landmark, was demolished to make way for an I-45 expansion, sparking debate over cultural preservation and memories of its artistic significance.

The Kelley family in Houston had their home, owned since the 1960s, stolen and demolished due to a deed fraud scheme involving forged signatures and a dubious title company.