A house fire in Houston's 6700 block of Midfield resulted in one fatality. While no firefighters were injured, the cause of the fire is being investigated.

Man arrested for meth possession during a traffic stop in Harris County, with a $10,000 bond set by the 183rd District Court.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet weekend for Houston with thunderstorms and potential severe weather, including high winds and possible tornadoes before clearing up by Sunday.

An 18-wheeler hit the Houston Avenue bridge on Katy Freeway, losing its container and causing traffic delays. The bridge sustained minor damage and the driver was unharmed. Authorities may consider bridge renovations after several similar incidents.

Libbie Lambert, a 16-year-old with arthrogryposis, aims to be an NFL coach and serves as an ambassador at the East-West Shrine Bowl, highlighting her resilience and the impact of Shriners Children's Hospital.

Gregory Massey has admitted to operating a sex trafficking scheme with Patricia Hart, exploiting two adults for sex work and controlling their earnings and lives. He faces a potential 22.5-year prison term.

Keondria Lopez was arrested in Harris County for an outstanding criminal trespass motor vehicle warrant after deputies responded to a disturbance call.

Girl Scout cookie sales are set to begin in Houston on Feb. 16, with prices increasing to $6 per box due to inflation. Proceeds for local troops will rise by 20%.

Two young Hispanic males were found deceased from gunshot wounds inside a vehicle on Paloma Drive, as reported by Harris County Sheriff's Office. The investigation is ongoing.

One person died in a wrong-way crash involving a stolen car on Houston's East Freeway after a police pursuit. The chase ended just before the collision.

A Corpus Christi woman, Melissa Rendon, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for her involvement in a drug trafficking operation and will face five years of supervised release afterward.

Harris County approved a $28 million park project in Houston's Sunnyside area, promising diverse recreational activities and improved green space access.

U.S. law enforcement disrupted a Chinese-backed botnet, removing malware from infected routers to protect critical infrastructure, as detailed by a Justice Department press release.