Houston Police raided B Rabbit Nightclub, arresting three and issuing 32 citations for various violations including serving alcohol past legal hours. The club had previous safety issues and links to DWI crashes and assaults.

A driver died after a red Honda Civic struck a tree near Tidwell Road and Wayside Drive in northeast Houston in the early morning hours.

A teen was flown by LifeFlight after a shooting near Westgate Park Drive in Cypress; Harris County deputies say the victim is in critical condition. Investigators are on scene.

Harris County deputies busted a stolen vehicle ring, arrested two individuals, and are searching for a third suspect. They recovered properties worth $187,000, including various vehicles and trailers.

An adult male was found dead from a shooting in MUD 154. Deputies caught the suspect, who now faces murder charges. The collaboration was praised, and updates are shared via social media and an app.

The Chevron Houston Marathon will impact traffic due to road closures, with events and races affecting downtown Houston and causing police and emergency services to increase readiness.

A t-shirt sale set up online in southwest Houston turned into gunfire Friday, injuring both the buyer and the seller. Police are investigating the meetup.

Ciao Bella Bakery Cafe is planning a March opening at The Boulevard in Webster, according to state permit filings and the tenant. The build-out is listed at 2,625 square feet.

County engineers say a shift in how signal dollars flow to precincts could slow fixes to aging traffic lights. Officials plan to revisit policy at an upcoming commissioners meeting.

Precinct 4 deputies set a perimeter in the 400 block of Thorne Wilde Park Lane after reports of gunfire; deputies searched with K‑9s and DPS air support but did not locate the wounded man.

A man was taken into custody after deputies say he fired a gun in the 11800 block of Harmony Estates Lane. The constable's office says he was found with marijuana and detained without incident.

Seven people face charges for smuggling guns to North Korea, with Shenghua Wen identified as the ringleader in a Houston-based operation. They allegedly trafficked 170 firearms and ammunition, facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted.

A man was arrested after causing a disturbance and climbing onto a Chick-fil-A roof on Katy Freeway, leading to an evacuation; his motives are unclear.