Houston police are investigating a fatal car crash at 9600 West Loop South where a driver died after their Dodge Charger hit a barrier and caught fire.

Deputies responded when two Rottweilers charged at a girl; no injuries reported. Dogs were detained, and authorities urge their owners to reclaim them to prevent further incidents.

Deputies arrested Jade Grigsby after she led them on a pursuit in a stolen vehicle while the owner clung to the bed of the truck, providing live updates to 911.

Suspect Rigoberto Diaz-Rincon was arrested following a hit-and-run incident, charged with Failure to Stop and Give Information, with a $100 bond set by Harris County Court.

Houston's weather remains warm and sunny, with a small chance of showers and consistent highs around 93 degrees, and mostly clear nights with lows in the mid-70s. The pattern is expected to continue with minimal changes.

A $100 million class action lawsuit accuses an ex-employee of Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center of planting hidden cameras in hospital restrooms.

A man died after setting his Kingwood home on fire during a SWAT standoff. The individual, wanted on charges including domestic violence, fired shots and refused to surrender before igniting the blaze.

The Houston Police seek public help to identify a man who shot a clerk and robbed a store on Bellfort in April. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Houston is increasing safety measures on its public transit system as ridership nears pre-pandemic levels, with officials emphasizing officer presence, outreach, and preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

One suspect, Jeffery Scott, was arrested for a carjacking in Houston, with police seeking his accomplice; Crime Stoppers offers a reward for information.

Houston conservatives mourn the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk; his early supporter, Buffie Ingersoll, reflects on his potential and impact.

Reynaldo Del Castillo, 35, was sentenced to 46 months in prison for transporting 27 undocumented individuals in a refrigerated trailer, as announced by U.S. Attorney Nicholas J. Ganjei.

A juvenile was arrested for two attacks on women at Shepherd Park, with Houston police increasing patrols and urging safety precautions for park visitors.