Tropical Storm Imelda and Hurricane Humberto are threatening the Bahamas and Bermuda, bringing potential rain, winds, and the Fujiwhara effect, with states of emergency declared in the Carolinas.

Two people were injured in an apartment fire in Houston's Third Ward, with the arson team investigating and a malfunctioning hydrant briefly hindering firefighters.

Houston law enforcement boosts church security following a deadly Michigan church shooting that included a vehicle crash into the building, shootings, and a fire leading to fatalities and injuries.

Jury selection begins for Sarah Hartsfield's murder trial, accused of fatally overdosing her husband with insulin. The case involves past allegations of abuse and a delayed 911 call.

Weather forecasts predict a week of warm and mostly sunny conditions for Houston, with highs near 90°F. Two tropical systems stir in the Atlantic, but pose no immediate threat to land.

Houston Police request help to identify two suspects in a violent drug store robbery on S. Braeswood, with descriptions provided and a reward for information offered.

A motorcyclist died in a high-speed race crash on Westheimer Road, Houston. Authorities are investigating, and efforts to identify the victim are ongoing.

Routine traffic stop leads to Samantha Farquhar's arrest for burglary, identity theft, and providing false information to law enforcement in Harris County.

BMW recalls nearly 200,000 vehicles, including some Toyota Supra models, due to a fire risk caused by possible corrosion in the engine starter relay. Owners are advised to park outside.

A man in Houston's Second Ward created a Halloween display criticized for its depiction of immigration issues, sparking debate on free speech and community sensitivities.

Deputies arrested Ashayla Davis in Harris County after a brief scuffle; she faced charges for a Terroristic Threat and Resisting Arrest with a $200 bond.

Juan Ortiz-Calixto was arrested in Harris County for DWI after failing sobriety tests during a traffic stop. His bond was set at $100. The incident highlights local law enforcement's commitment to combating drunk driving.

Deputies used a taser on a man, Jamarien Benton, who resisted arrest during a disturbance call in Spring, TX. He was charged with interfering with public duties and held on $100 bond.