An 18-month-old toddler died after being found in distress in a Houston home; authorities believe the child was accidentally injured while playing with other kids.

A mother and daughter were injured in an arson attack on a Houston apartment, with the arson suspect also hospitalized. Firefighters rescued five people and extinguished the fire.

Deputies in Harris County arrested Adel Azmey for DWI when he obstructed traffic and displayed intoxication but refused sobriety tests. He was also out on bond for assault.

Emergency services responded to a fire on Marble Point Court that consumed a house and car; no injuries reported.

Two individuals were found dead in a Houston home due to a suspected chemical leak, thought to be caused by dry ice sublimating into carbon dioxide in their wine cellar.

Search and rescue continue for 20 missing campers at Camp Mystic after devastating floods in Kerr County, as local families and figures like Alex Bregman express concern.

Constable Mark Herman's Office arrested Edgar Davis for suspected DUI with a BAC of 0.136 after a traffic stop.

Texas Emergency Hospital's sudden closure has left staff unpaid and the community without vital healthcare, due to a failed transfer of ownership and the arrest of Daryle Rutherford on fraud charges.

Constable Mark Herman's office reported the arrest of a felon, Devarian Haynes, on a probation violation warrant for arson after a routine traffic stop.

A 14-year-old boy was shot and killed in NE Harris County. Authorities found several guns in the home and are investigating, with two siblings present during the incident. No suspects have been named yet.

Owen Lee Giles from Orange County, Texas, has been indicted on federal charges of carjacking and firearms violations linked to the Operation Take Back America initiative.

A 35-year-old man was killed while attempting to cross the Eastex Freeway around 12:10 a.m. yesterday. The driver remained at the scene and showed no signs of intoxication. Houston police continue to investigate the fatal crash.

The Southern District of Texas has charged nearly 100 individuals with immigration and gang-related crimes in four days under Operation Take Back America.