A car crashed into a Houston home, causing significant damage. The driver survived with minor injuries, and the homeowner was rescued by neighbors. Repairs are pending an insurance claim.

Yesenia Espinoza Mendez faces arson charges after the death of Houston firefighter Marcelo Garcia in a warehouse fire, following her identification using facial recognition.

Yesenia Mendez is charged with arson in the death of Houston Firefighter Marcelo Garcia, remaining at large after a fire caused a fatal wall collapse.

Houston police are investigating a hit-and-run on Bellaire Boulevard that killed a 34-year-old man. The unidentified vehicle fled after striking the pedestrian, who died from his injuries.

A woman's body was found unresponsive among rocks after workers were unloading a train in Houston, with her death and identity pending autopsy results.

A man was shot near Hoyland Elementary School in North Houston, with two suspects arrested. The incident occurred at a nearby apartment complex and was unrelated to the school.

A man stabbed a METRO bus driver and led police on a freeway foot chase, while Harris County’s VIPER unit shot a fleeing gunman on a separate occasion. Both incidents are under investigation.

Shriners Children’s Texas opens a new residential building and parking garage, aiming to provide a more home-like healing environment for patients and caregivers.

Three suspects were arrested for stealing $5,000 in goods from a Sugar Land Sunglass Hut after a police chase.

Republicans in Harris County won 10 judgeships, suggesting a GOP resurgence in a historically Democratic stronghold, with crime and dissatisfaction influencing voters.

The Port of Houston received a $3 million EPA grant to reduce diesel emissions and create green jobs through its SHIFT program, a result of the Inflation Reduction Act.

The Michelin Guide is set to review Texas restaurants, backed by a $2.7 million investment, prompting varied reactions from the local culinary community.

Houston voters rejected a $4.4 billion HISD bond for school updates, with Superintendent Miles emphasizing the loss for student needs amid infrastructure challenges.