A man is charged with intoxication manslaughter after a fatal crash in Houston, where his vehicle struck another car, leading to a fire and the death of a woman.

Shipley Do-Nuts, a cherished Houston bakery, is bought by Levine Leichtman Capital Partners, a move setting the stage for the brand's expansion, including into Missouri and New Mexico.

A 9-year-old boy was found alone in a parking lot for over two hours; his mother, Markeisha Cartwright, was arrested and charged with child endangerment.

Deerbrook Mall was evacuated due to a bomb threat, with police clearing the area and searching for a suspect who claimed to have a bomb but was not found. No devices were discovered.

Deputies arrested Ryan Schmidt after he hit a motorcyclist with his vehicle during a road rage incident on Gosling Road, leading to charges of Aggravated Assault.

A 12-year-old girl and a 19-year-old male were shot at a Harris County apartment complex; authorities are searching for the suspected shooter. Both victims are expected to survive.

Houston faces erratic weather with sun, possible thunderstorms, and high heat index. Night may bring clearer skies; thunderstorms expected mainly between 1-7pm. No tropical development forecasted; residents urged to stay prepared.

Raul Alcantaria was arrested after a multi-county car chase, during which he allegedly fired at deputies and is now facing multiple charges including Online Solicitation of a Minor.

A 26-year-old man found dead from a gunshot in Houston is being investigated, with the case referred to a grand jury. A juvenile has turned himself in connection to the earlier shooting.

Houston Police seek two suspects for a pawn shop robbery on June 26 at 13800 S. Post Oak; they fled in a Nissan Altima. A reward is offered for information leading to their arrest.

A vigilant tip led to the recovery of a stolen vehicle by Deputy Bahena in NW Houston; the suspect remains at large, highlighting community role in crime prevention.

Constables arrested a man accused of assaulting two people, including an elderly woman, in Harris County, and he is charged with Assault and Injury to Elderly, with a $30,000 bond.

Texas AG Ken Paxton announced victory as Harris County ends its "guaranteed income" program due to legal challenges, upholding a Texas constitutional provision against public funds aiding individuals.