A man died and another was hospitalized after a concrete mixer ignored a stop sign and hit a Toyota Corolla in Houston. Police are investigating the incident.

Robbery suspect Earnest Duke Harrison died after being shot by Houston Police Officer L. Jumonji who feared for her safety. Investigations are ongoing.

A three-vehicle crash near Pearland Airport in Brazoria County caused at least one person to be airlifted to the hospital, with an ongoing investigation.

A female pedestrian died following a crash involving a Nissan Titan at 200 East Crosstimbers, Houston; the driver cooperated with police, showing no intoxication signs.

A suspected intruder was fatally shot during a home altercation in Houston; a grand jury will review the case. A second suspect was arrested for burglary and evading arrest. The deceased had a past relationship with a resident, hinting at a motive.

A firefighter was injured while responding to a warehouse fire in northwest Harris County. The injured firefighter is expected to recover. Fire crews contained the blaze, preventing damage to nearby buildings. The fire's cause is under investigation.

A suspect turned himself in after a fatal shooting at a Houston motel; the victim's identity remains undisclosed. The investigation is ongoing, with surveillance and witness interviews planned.

A police chase in Fairfield ended with Aldo Rivas detained for evading arrest, after ignoring a traffic stop. Bond was set at $5,000 by the 487th District Court.

Local authorities are investigating a fatal train and truck collision in Fort Bend County, with limited details currently available about the incident.

Benjamin Frakes is charged with the capital murder of his father and stepmother in Spring, Texas. The suspect was arrested at a poker club and has a criminal history. The case's motive is unclear, and a family SUV is missing.

Two men were arrested for indecent exposure at Lents Family Park by Harris County constables after reports of them retreating to a wooded area. Robertson and Clewis were booked with bonds set at $100 each.

Heriberto Marin-Hebert, a Mexican national, was sentenced to 36 months in federal prison for cocaine distribution.

Alyssa May was arrested for reckless driving and unlawful firearm possession after erratic driving led to a traffic stop by deputies in Northwest Freeway. Her bond was set at $200.