Houston authorities arrested a second suspect, Keyandre Benjamin, charged with murder and aggravated assault in a shooting that killed Keisha Warren and injured another.

A Tomball teen accepted a plea deal for the shooting death of his brother, reducing the charge and avoiding jail for community supervision and classes.

Americans, including Houston's Shnol and Sorkin, were evacuated from Israel amid conflict with Iran, experiencing missile strikes and sheltering frequently. Later, they returned to the US reflecting on their ordeal.

A Harris County mother, Ebony Maddox, is charged with child endangerment after her two young children were found alone, one with a wine bottle. She denies the claims and her identity when confronted.

Jayden Michael Roccaforte disrupted the National Speech and Debate Tournament, causing an evacuation; no injuries, weapons, or threats were reported. He was charged with disorderly conduct and drug possession. The event resumed after security checks.

Aytierra Jenkins was arrested for assaulting a driver and a deputy. Her bond was set at $10,500, with details shared on Precinct 4's Facebook page and C4 NOW app.

A deputy arrested repeat burglary offender Raymon Williams during a traffic stop after recognizing him from video surveillance of a burglary involving a sledgehammer.

Houston's Graffiti Park, a cultural landmark, was demolished to make way for an I-45 expansion, sparking debate over cultural preservation and memories of its artistic significance.

Three Houston men were arrested for residential burglaries in Bryan-College Station, Texas. They posed as daytime service workers and were linked to a wider criminal group from Houston.

The Kelley family in Houston had their home, owned since the 1960s, stolen and demolished due to a deed fraud scheme involving forged signatures and a dubious title company.

A fire at a Harris County storage facility damaged 16 units; firefighters tackled the blaze and heat exhaustion. The cause remains under investigation.

Former President Biden's attendance at the Juneteenth event at Reedy Chapel AME Church in Galveston highlights the historical importance of the celebration and the site.

A train collided with a vehicle in Wharton County, Texas, resulting in at least one death, with ongoing investigations by the Texas Department of Public Safety.