Texas Governor Greg Abbott requests the cancellation of the Islamic Games of North America due to alleged terrorist ties, while Cy-Fair ISD states no current event agreements exist.

A new sports-bar-and-activity venue opened on Rayford Road, pairing roller skating and axe throwing with dozens of big screens for game nights. The space offers birthday and corporate packages as well as late-night weekend hours.

Hugo Herrera-Corona was arrested for his second DWI after deputies found him intoxicated with a BAC of 0.170, more than twice the Texas limit. His bond was set at $2,000.

Fire officials in Houston warn of generator risks, like carbon monoxide poisoning, during a winter storm. Safe usage guidelines include outdoor operation and not overloading.

A driver was killed in a crash on U.S. Highway 59 at Crabb River Road in Richmond; multiple lanes were blocked while investigators worked the scene.

A bicyclist was killed Thursday night in the 9000 block of Jensen Drive in northeast Houston. Houston police say the driver remained at the scene and details are limited.

A pickup basketball argument at a Houston 24 Hour Fitness turned into gunfire Thursday night, leaving one person hurt by flying glass as police investigate.

Two men, Jimmy Vasquez Gonzalez and Walter Diaz Nino, were sentenced to federal prison for smuggling over 10 kilograms of cocaine into the U.S. disguised as a humanitarian mission.

Alexandria Allbrook was arrested after a traffic stop led to the discovery of numerous fraudulent IDS and credit cards. She faces charges of identity fraud and is being held in Harris County Jail.

HPD is awaiting autopsy results after a 5-year-old girl died following transport from 500 West Medical Center Boulevard.

Two individuals, Anthony Ross and Anna Sevick, were arrested for assault after a video showed them attacking others at a business. They were booked into Harris County Jail.

CenterPoint Energy increases its workforce to about 3,300 in response to an impending winter storm in the Greater Houston area, to manage potential power outages and damage.

Webb County Sheriff Martin Cuellar and his assistant are indicted for using their positions to start a fraudulent disinfecting business, misappropriating office resources for personal gain.