Houston police are investigating an early Saturday fatal shooting behind a convenience store on East 29th Street; a 51-year-old man was killed, and a 35-year-old was detained for unlawful weapon possession.

A 21-year-old woman, Ariel Perry Stewart, is accused of intoxication manslaughter after her car struck a Nissan, killing Bianca Romero and Christian Rangel.

A United flight from Chicago had a rough landing at Bush Airport when two tires blew out, causing panic among passengers. No one was injured, and an investigation is ongoing.

A deputy in Harris County stopped a suspected drunk driver with children in the car, who then made threats against the officers, leading to additional charges.

Houston officials, including Mayor Whitmire, announced the creation of a homeless "super hub" at 419 Emancipation Avenue, offering services and temporary housing.

Jose Humberto Romero is charged with intoxication manslaughter after his pickup struck and killed a postal worker.

A 61-year-old woman was fatally shot in her Spring home; her 27-year-old granddaughter is being questioned. No forced entry was indicated, and HCSO is investigating.

Two men were arrested in Harris County for possessing a stolen firearm and methamphetamine after a deputy investigated their car parked behind an abandoned building.

Santa Fe Police are investigating reports of sewing pins found in candy from a homecoming parade, urging the public to inspect parade candy carefully. No injuries reported, but community concern is high.

Houston police confirmed the death of a 22-year-old man injured in an October crash at 500 Crosstimbers Street; driver Roosevelt Ervin faces DWI charges.

The government shutdown threatens SNAP benefits, risking financial hardship for 42 million people as families such as Monica Simpson's struggle amidst food insecurity in Houston, exacerbated by a USDA directive to pause November benefits.

A traffic accident in Houston resulted in the arrest of Leonel Herrera, who had an active felony theft warrant from the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. His bond was set at $5,000.

A high-speed Tesla crash on I-10 Katy Freeway results in two fatalities after the electric vehicle hits a Nissan, which catches fire. The Tesla driver faces intoxication manslaughter charges.