A substantial water main break in north Houston near Washington Avenue caused significant flooding. The incident was attributed to a contractor working for a telephone company and disrupted the morning commute.

Two men were arrested for a fatal stabbing on the Gulf Freeway; one was already in jail, the other was apprehended without incident. The victim, Otto Pop Coc, died from his injuries.

Houston is on flood watch through Friday with anticipated showers and possible thunderstorms; driving conditions may be hazardous. Improving conditions expected by Saturday.

A Cypress Springs High School student was hospitalized after being injured on campus, leading to a precautionary lockdown while the incident is investigated.

One man arrested and another sought after a shooting at a Houston business; six injured, charges of aggravated assault mass shooting filed against Jose Miguel Briceno.

Houston murder suspect Alvaro Lovos, charged in the 2024 killing of Charlie Wilson, has been found dead in El Salvador. The cause of Lovos's death remains undisclosed.

A wanted felon, Isaiah Smith, was arrested after a police chase in Harris County when he refused to stop for a traffic stop, facing charges for Evading Arrest and Criminal Mischief.

A Houston man charged with organized crime for allegedly stealing $500k in generators, selling them on Facebook Marketplace using stolen credit cards. Over 30 companies were victimized.

Ronnie Dean Lewis was arrested in Texas by deputies who found open warrants for multiple charges including drug possession and links to robbery. His bond was set at $5,000.

Two children were injured, one critically, in a golf cart crash in Atascocita, Harris County, with limited details available about the incident and the children's identities.

Brookshire Police arrested a second suspect, Eric Antoine Watts, in Chicago for the 2024 murder of Juan Carlos Rodriguez Jr. at a Brookshire apartment complex.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett criticized for calling Gov. Abbott "Gov. Hot Wheels," a remark seen as mocking his wheelchair use. She defended her comments as policy critique.

A 34-year-old woman was found dead in her Houston home; her cause of death is under investigation, and her common-law husband is charged with an unrelated drug offense.