A man was shot in the head in downtown Houston; he's in critical condition, and a passenger suffered a panic attack. Police are investigating using surveillance footage.

Houston faces a hot week with chances of showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures reaching up to 92 degrees.

Jose Sanches Olivares has been charged in a fatal hit-and-run that killed 22-year-old pregnant woman Gloria Guevara and critically injured her sister in Harris County.

A fire destroyed multiple businesses in Houston, including Rollo's Solutions tire shop, with no injuries reported. The arson division is investigating, and CenterPoint Energy is restoring electricity.

Houston Police released footage of a fatal shooting involving a 39-year-old woman armed and wearing body armor, following a standoff with SWAT and negotiators in the Houston Heights area.

A Harris County man faces charges including intoxication manslaughter after a fatal hit-and-run incident on FM 1960 that killed one pedestrian and injured another.

Deputies responded to a crash involving DWI suspect Sarah Hendricks, who attempted to swallow a controlled substance on scene. She was charged with DWI and possession.

A driver was arrested in Harris County for DWI by Deputy Wilson during a routine patrol; Constable's Office emphasizes risk to public safety and ongoing enforcement efforts.

Houston police charged five people after raiding Underground Storage, an after-hours club in north Houston, for illegal activities and safety violations.

Houston faces a 40% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms with high humidity and heat index reaching 103 degrees. Two Atlantic disturbances are monitored but unlikely to impact Houston directly.

Firefighters in Houston battled a two-alarm fire at Rug Mart late Friday night, with no injuries reported. Hazmat teams deemed the area environmentally safe as arson investigators probe the cause.

Broderick Ackerman III was arrested on a felony warrant during a disturbance call at Golden Corral, with details shared on Constable Precinct 4's Facebook page.

The Texas Rangers have released the names of the 119 flood victims in Kerrville, Texas, where the community mourns the loss across various demographics. Two individuals remain missing.