A woman has been arrested after a Thanksgiving fire at Don Jose on Antoine Drive. Police allege explosive material was used and she faces felony arson charges.

A 7-year-old boy died after being struck by a pickup on Willow Glen Drive just before noon on Thanksgiving. Police say the driver stayed at the scene and the investigation is ongoing.

Deputies searched near the 8900 block of W. New Harmony Drive after two people fled on foot following a wrong-way crash in Tomball on Thanksgiving. Authorities were combing nearby areas.

Houston is set for a lively Thanksgiving with various events including parades, an ice-skating rink, performances of "A Christmas Carol," 98 Degrees concert, potlucks, Erykah Badu show, salsa music, holiday-themed foods, and a "Spartacus" screening.

K9 Rambo helped arrest two suspects after a wrong-way crash in Harris County, with the Constable's Office praising his role in the swift apprehension.

James Crowe was caught at a Walmart engaging in "skip-scanning," stealing items worth $220.40. He was arrested and charged with theft, with bail set at $100.

A man with multiple warrants, including for assaulting a pregnant person, was arrested following a traffic accident investigation by Constable Mark Herman's deputies.

Bellaire Police Chief Mo Lopez is on paid leave amid an internal probe, with city officials assuring no public safety impact. The investigation's specifics remain unknown.

Houston's Thanksgiving forecast reveals a sunny, cool day, followed by increased chances of rain by the weekend. The city is also experiencing an unusually hot and dry fall, contributing to worsening drought conditions.

Mostly sunny and mild for Thanksgiving in Houston; showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday into Saturday night. Boaters should monitor forecasts.

A man from League City is charged with felony for extorting a Houston massage therapist by impersonating an ICE officer, shocking his church community.

A deadly shooting near Westheimer and Royal Oaks left one man dead and prompted multiple detentions as HPD detectives investigate. Officials have not identified the victim.

A 15-year-old Fleming Middle School student fought off an alleged abductor on Crane Street and ran to a nearby store for help. Police arrested a 68-year-old man over the weekend.