A construction worker was injured in Houston when scaffolding collapsed and concrete struck an elevator at the historic Battelstein’s building; METRORail service was interrupted as a result.

Houston firefighters responded to a fire at 10600 Eagle Glen Dr., saving most of the property; it began above a bathroom fan, with no injuries reported.

A USPS worker in Tomball, Texas, was robbed of a mail key at gunpoint on Sandy Woods Drive. Authorities are seeking information on the suspect, who fled on foot. No injuries were reported in the incident.

Houston Police arrested Jrdon Mykel Joe, 22, for the fatal shooting of Christian Segundo. Joe and another suspect, Troy Kyles, face charges related to Segundo's death last summer.

An 18-wheeler accident on Katy Freeway near Antoine Drive caused delays, requiring hazmat intervention and impacting westbound traffic with extensive congestion.

A contractor caused a gas line to rupture at George Bush International Airport, leading to road closures and detours around Terminal A, which have since been resolved.

The Harris County medical examiner ruled the driver's death in the Deer Park pipeline explosion as suicide. Jonathan McEvoy Sr. crashed into a pipeline, causing a days-long fire.

A 19-year-old in Houston received a 42-month sentence for a carjacking and failed people-smuggling attempt. He had pleaded guilty to carjacking charges previously.

A morning three-vehicle crash on SH-288 in Houston caused major delays, partially closing the road. Vehicles included an overturned car, but lanes reopened by 9:25 a.m.

15-month-old Matheo Vasquez was found safe after a Houston AMBER Alert; his uncle, the suspect, is still at large.

ICE raids a Houston business, arresting at least two employees, part of broader immigration enforcement actions across Texas where nearly 2,000 arrests occurred. Local immigrant rights group FIEL Houston advises communities amid fear.

A man was shot dead in Houston after recently moving from Louisiana; his identity and motive for the shooting are unclear, and police seek public assistance.

Houston residents are distressed by noisy, disruptive car meet-ups in their neighborhood, seeking intervention from city officials and the property owner.