Houston is preparing for its Independence Day event "Freedom Over Texas" with music and fireworks, expected to draw 50,000 attendees to Eleanor Tinsley Park. Crews are ready for any weather contingency as they set up for the evening show.

A vehicle crashed into Top Donuts, Spring, injuring an elderly woman. Details and cause of the incident are under investigation, with no driver identity or charges mentioned. The woman's condition is still being evaluated.

A man was arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in Galveston after a 12-hour manhunt. The victim was found dead, and the suspect now awaits trial.

Houston officials announce a multi-agency crackdown on impaired driving for the Fourth of July, involving local law enforcement teams to prevent traffic incidents.

The driver, Wilian Lopez Fonseca, has been charged with intoxication manslaughter after a fatal crash in Houston involving two vehicles. Fonseca is hospitalized with minor injuries.

The National Weather Service forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms with a 40% chance in Houston, as the city prepares for Independence Day amidst hot and humid conditions.

Two Chinese nationals were charged in the U.S. for acting as agents of China, engaging in espionage to infiltrate the military and gather intelligence.

A 76-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by a car in Houston; the driver, showing no intoxication, was questioned and released. Investigation ongoing.

A man was arrested for threatening an elementary school in The Woodlands, carrying a knife and an airsoft pistol, which caused a police response. He was detained using less-lethal measures and faces charges.

Houston law enforcement is searching for two suspects, Robert Hingle and Warren Hammond, for a theft at a local pawn shop, with charges filed against both.

Houston police seek three suspects after a convenience store robbery; they escaped in a sedan with stolen money and are described in detail, with a cash reward offered for tips.

First responders rescued a child accidentally locked in a car, averting a potential tragedy, as Constable Mark Herman's Office emphasized vehicle safety and vigilance.

16 suspected "Anti-Tren" members were arrested in Houston for cocaine and firearms trafficking, with charges including intent to distribute cocaine and various weapons offenses. Some face life imprisonment and fines if convicted.