Two were arrested in Harris County for DWI and cocaine possession during a traffic stop; their bonds set at $100 and $1,000 respectively. The precinct promotes safety via social updates and their "C4 NOW" app.

Arturo Villarreal was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly ramming his car into another in a Dollar Tree parking lot following a quarrel that involved a thrown burrito. He was detained with his granddaughters present.

Anthony Kelly was arrested for using his child as a shield against a Taser after deputies responded to a disturbance. He had an active felony warrant and now faces additional charges, including Child Endangerment.

A head-on collision on I-45 near Conroe resulted in a car fire, one fatality, and three injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident.

A woman was killed in a Houston shootout, reportedly hit by gunfire not intended for her. Authorities are seeking public assistance in the investigation.

A man was fatally shot by a homeowner after a disagreement at a coworker gathering in Southeast Houston, with police investigating and witnesses recounting the shooting.

Jordan Oneal was arrested for throwing a rock at Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, injuring an elderly woman, and is charged with felony injury and misdemeanor.

An off-duty Harris County deputy was pinned under his motorcycle after crashing in downtown Houston, but Good Samaritans quickly helped, potentially preventing further harm.

The article describes a warm and sunny weather outlook for Houston with temperatures rising into the mid 80s and reaching near 95 degrees, along with light winds and low humidity. An Ozone Action Day is declared due to pollution.

Texas lawmakers are discussing House Bill 168 to close a loophole allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to marry and potentially annul such existing marriages.

Deputies in Harris County arrested Laticia Western after responding to a disturbance call; she had an open warrant for Probation Violation for Robbery-Bodily Injury.

Milton C. Alford, Houston's first Black firefighter, passed away at 97. He served in the city's fire department for nearly 27 years and was honored as a pioneer who broke racial barriers.

Houston's ADRC highlights social isolation in older and disabled individuals and promotes community connections at the upcoming Bridges Conference on May 15, 2025.