Houston police are investigating a fatal car accident that occurred on Bay Street, resulting in a 76-year-old woman's death.

Manhunt for Dawson Hebert following a theft at Walmart, as law enforcement seeks the public's help to locate him. He also has an active warrant for providing false identification.

Two individuals, Johnathan Sacco and Melody Avera, were arrested in a storage unit; Sacco had warrants and was charged for falsifying identity, and Avera was charged for hindering his apprehension.

Jose Vargas was arrested by HPD for multiple assaults at Mason Park, facing charges of assault and indecent exposure. Victims report being chased and groped while jogging.

Houston authorities seek public help after three young men violently rob and assault an elderly clerk, stealing food items and his phone in broad daylight.

Houston launches the "Can Blitz" initiative to expedite trash can replacements for residents, with new pick-up locations and faster services announced by Mayor Whitmire.

A fire at a Houston apartment complex escalated when a malfunctioning fire truck pump hampered firefighting efforts, damaging 16 units with no injuries reported.

Texas strengthens youth camp safety laws following floods that killed campers, requiring evacuation plans, weather radios, mandate drills, and relocation of cabins from floodplains. The legislation awaits Governor Abbott's signature.

Houston cosmetic firm Immacule Lab Corp. faces felony pollution charges for allegedly dumping coconut lotion into White Oak Bayou, endangering aquatic life and possibly contaminating water.

New Texas law bans most disposable vapes, targeting products appealing to minors and containing certain substances, impacting local businesses and threatening violators with severe penalties.

The body of a man in his 20s, initially believed to be a hit-and-run victim, was found shot on Lakewood Forest Drive, prompting an ongoing homicide investigation.

Three Guatemalans were extradited to the US for charges related to a fatal smuggling event in Mexico, marking a significant step in combating human smuggling.

James Harden's Thirteen restaurant in Houston was closed due to over $2 million in unpaid rent and additional costs. Legal action may involve Harden directly. No comment from Thirteen's reps yet.