Briyah Hill was arrested on multiple warrants and charged with possession of marijuana following a routine traffic stop by Constable Mark Herman's deputies.

Two people died in Kingwood after a suspected DUI crash involving a white Cadillac and Dodge Ram. The incident happened around 5:45 p.m. near West Lake Houston Parkway and Magnolia Cove Drive.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a Houston METRO bus near Travis and Prairie streets; the incident, under investigation, occurred yesterday morning.

Sheriff's deputies are at a Burger King in NW Harris County where one man is detained, another is barricaded inside. SWAT is deployed to resolve the standoff.

A drive-by shooting outside a Houston nightclub left two dead and several wounded; police are investigating, seeking witnesses and information on the assailant who fired from a sedan.

Houston's weather this week includes 90s temperatures, rain, and thunderstorms, with today's heat index possibly reaching 103 degrees. There's a shift toward sunnier conditions midweek.

Katherine Ferruzzo, missing Camp Mystic counselor, found deceased after Texas flood; final missing person from camp disaster confirmed dead, total fatalities over 120.

Emergency crews suspended the search for flooding victims in central Texas due to new flood warnings and the risk of the Guadalupe River flooding, after a disaster claimed over 129 lives.

A man died from a gunshot wound before crashing his car in northwest Houston. The circumstances are under investigation, with no current suspects or leads.

Deputies arrested Eduardo Availa for DUI after a car crash on Breen Drive, as announced by Constable Mark Herman. Details about Availa's bond and court date are pending.

The Kingwood community mourns Shiloh Wilson, a young rodeo star, and his parents, all victims of Texas floods, with a procession and remembrance gathering.

Potential heavy rains and localized flooding threaten Houston, with a stormy forecast including a 40% chance of afternoon thunderstorms and high temperatures. Nearby regions are under flood watch, and Houston anticipates a drier week ahead.

Texas NBA teams are selling "Texas Strong" t-shirts to aid flood relief, with proceeds going to the Texas Sport for Healing Fund. Other Texas sports franchises are also contributing to the efforts.