An apartment fire in Greater Inwood, Houston, was quickly contained by firefighters with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation by HFD Arson.

A man was shot after an argument in southeast Houston and was hospitalized; another was arrested. The shooting occurred around 1:30 a.m. and the investigation is ongoing.

A court in Montgomery County denied bond reduction for Miles Fridrich, accused of stabbing Dr. Talat Jehan Khan to death, maintaining his bond at $500,000.

Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg was initially unable to vote due to a mishap involving her partner accidentally voting under her name. The issue was later resolved, enabling Ogg to cast her ballot.

A Tomball resident claimed a $2 million Powerball prize from a December drawing, having bought the ticket at Rosehill Mini Mart. The winner matched five numbers with the Power Play feature.

A man, Charles Radford, was arrested for Harassing Communications after being identified at a car crash in Harris County. He had an outstanding warrant and was taken into custody without incident.

Houston Police seek public help to locate a sedan linked to the 2022 homicide of Phillip J. Rogers, releasing surveillance photos to gather new leads.

Three firefighters were injured battling a 2-alarm fire in a vacant Houston building, which caused partial collapse and required over 100 personnel. The blaze was subdued in two hours; its cause is under investigation.

Two Houston Police Department assistant chiefs were demoted due to the improper suspension of 264,000 incident cases, some of which included sexual assault cases.

Two men were arrested in Harris County for aggravated assault and marijuana possession after a violent dispute.

A repeat offender, Juan Sanchez, was arrested for his third DWI after causing a car accident. He failed sobriety tests and was jailed with a $50,000 bond.

Spring Branch ISD trustees are considering removing the name of former Superintendent Klussmann from a center after his critique of budget cuts, sparking community debate over motives and free speech.

The TC Energy Center in Houston avoided default by renegotiating a $252 million loan, buying out its partner, and securing $30 million for upgrades to pursue new tenants.