A disturbance on West Village Drive in northeast Houston left a woman dead and her husband injured, deputies say.

The Lone Star Rally in Galveston Island drew a massive crowd of motorcyclists and enthusiasts, emphasizing brotherhood and safety, and significantly boosted the local economy.

Serial thief Sidney Green was arrested at a Target by Harris County deputies for stealing $80 worth of goods, with prior convictions leading to a felony charge. His bond was set at $10,000.

Tesla is boosting its workforce at a new $200 million Brookshire plant, with 41 jobs listed and hiring commitments set as part of a local tax abatement deal, promising economic growth in the Houston area.

A 5-year-old girl was killed and her mother injured in a suspected DUI wrong-way crash in northeast Harris County involving 20-year-old Carlos Garcia Pineda.

A bomb squad was dispatched to the Idlewild Apartments in northwest Harris County after a suspicious item was found, leading to an investigation and safety precautions for residents.

Residents near Carter Lake Dam in Polk County face flooding risks; authorities urge immediate evacuation and report efforts to stabilize the structure.

A partygoer was killed after a speeding truck struck him and fled on Houston’s South Side; police are canvassing the area and seeking tips.

Road rage in Harris County led to a woman being shot after Franklin Alvarado, accused of aggressive driving, fired a shotgun. He faces assault charges but disputes the claims.

A cold front in Houston brings a Red Flag Warning due to fire risks, with temperatures dropping to the 30s and increased wind. Residents are advised to be cautious and dress warmly. Temperatures are expected to rise again by midweek.

A man was struck and killed Friday night on FM 1960 near Highway 249 in Willowbrook; police say the driver fled and investigators have a possible lead.

Two suspects were caught stealing $100,000 worth of communication equipment after burglarizing an AT&T building, potentially impacting emergency services.

Elmer Wayne Henley, involved in the 1970s Houston killings, was denied parole by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles and won’t be eligible again until 2035.