Houston Man Charged After Toddler Self-Inflicts Gunshot, Community Shaken by Tragedy at Sage Hollow Apartments
Nicholas Zepeda-Quintanilla was arrested after a 4-year-old boy accidentally shot himself with an unsecured gun. Zepeda-Quintanilla faces multiple charges, including injury to a child.
Houston City Council to Vote on Contentious $16M Homeless Shelter Project in East Downtown
Houston City Council is set to vote on a $16 million homeless shelter amidst local debate over safety and transparency. The facility, proposed for East Downtown, includes services like healthcare and aims to open in early 2026.
Houston Community Rallies with Chalk and Paint in Montrose after Rainbow Crosswalk's Removal
Residents in Houston's Montrose area respond to the removal of rainbow crosswalks by decorating streets with chalk and paint, protesting Governor Abbott's order and expressing the symbolic importance of the crosswalks.
Harris County Judge Upholds $250,000 Bond for Suspect in Fatal Crash Involving Beloved Houston Mail Carrier
A judge denied lowering the bond for Jose Romero, accused of manslaughter in a crash killing USPS worker Steve Marks. The defense requested a reduction from $250,000 to $50,000. Conditions for release include a curfew and no driving.
Houston Police Nab One Suspect in Aggravated Robbery, Second Suspect "JV" Still at Large
Rodney Elliott Curtis was charged with aggravated robbery in Houston; a second suspect remains at large. The victim was shot during a struggle where Curtis was also injured. The Houston Police seek information on the second suspect.












