High Noon is recalling certain Beach Variety packs after vodka seltzers were mistakenly labeled as Celsius energy drinks. Shipped to six states, the mislabeled cans could lead to accidental alcohol consumption.

Houston authorities probe a crash at a home that killed a 2-year-old boy. The incident involved the child's father accidentally striking him with a vehicle.

Charles Jones was arrested for firing shots into the ceiling and assaulting someone in a home on Brookway Willow Drive. No injuries were reported. His bond is $10,000.

A 31-year-old man faces arson charges for two fires in July, one entrapping an elderly woman who was rescued and hospitalized. The fires are deemed intentional and the suspect has a criminal history.

Carl Redfield Jr., a former correctional officer, faces five felony counts of sexual assault, with suspicions of more victims, as authorities investigate a pattern of manipulation and coercion.

Deputies arrested Tabatha Ross at Walmart on theft and drug charges, with more offenses discovered including possession of others' IDs. Her bond was set at $17,500.

John Caya Byrd, 26, was arrested and charged with the murder of his brother, Carlos Benjamin, after a shooting at an apartment on Park Row Drive.

Two suspects face murder charges in a May fatal shooting at a Houston store; one is a juvenile, Carnell Anderson, and the other is 19-year-old Cameron Ray, who remains at large.

A Houston heatwave with temperatures reaching upper 90s, risks of heat-related illnesses, and possible flooding is forecasted; residents are urged to take precautions and stay informed.

Houston Police are investigating a robbery at a boutique on East Freeway that escalated from shoplifting to threats of violence. A male and female suspect fled the scene, and police are now asking for public assistance in identifying them.

Houston is preparing for a hot week, with temperatures potentially hitting the triple digits, and a slight chance of midweek showers offering minimal relief.

Harris County deputies arrested Tearra Green for an open Probation Violation Warrant for Robbery-Bodily Injury during a traffic stop. Her bond has not been set, and the incident was shared on the precinct's social media.

Houston leaders consider an electric scooter ban in Downtown amid safety concerns, following an increase in accidents and fatalities. Public debate and a council meeting are scheduled to address the issue.