Houston authorities seek information after baby found abandoned on a doorstep in the 8400 block of Winthrop Lane.

Authorities seek help identifying a robbery suspect who stole $600 at gunpoint from a Houston shop. The young man fled in a white Audi after the March 13 incident.

An elderly Asian woman was killed in a hit-and-run on Howell-Sugarland Road in Harris County. Two vehicles involved fled the scene; authorities seek witnesses.

Vehicle fire recalls in the US have risen to 3.7 million, with Houston, Atlanta, and California seeing significant increases. Owners are urged to park outside to avoid potential spontaneous fires.

Houston Health Department teams with Council Member Castillo to host a Women's Health Fair on March 23 at Denver Harbor Multi-Service Center, providing health screenings and information.

Houston receives a $43.4 million federal grant to improve walkability and flood resilience in Gulfton and Kashmere Gardens through the Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhoods program. Construction is set for Winter 2026.

Constable Mark Herman's deputies quickly arrested Omar Velez during a burglary on Spring Gate Drive, where he confronted the homeowners with a firearm.

Shanil Pradia faces murder and other charges for a fatal shooting outside a Southwest Freeway bar, resulting in the death of Ruthie McNeese and injury to a man.

The Harris County Sheriff's Office reported a fatal crash on N Eldridge Parkway caused by a speeding driver, resulting in one death and traffic disruptions.

Houston's animal rescue service RPM is unable to transport pets due to van repairs, while League City's shelter faces high intake, waiving fees to encourage adoption.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire reports the city is facing bankruptcy with a $160 million deficit, proposing a 5% cut in spending but excluding police and fire departments.

An Uber driver in Houston was suspended after a tragic accident where a 1-year-old girl was killed, causing legal and ethical debates over responsibility.

Katy ISD Superintendent Ken Gregorski warns of a $13 million budget shortfall, criticizing Texas lawmakers for insufficient school funding. The district aims to reduce the deficit without affecting core services despite state legislative inaction.