An apartment fire in Sharpstown caused $60,000 in damages with no injuries; firefighters from several stations responded and saved $190,000 in property.

Two teens were arrested for a home invasion and aggravated kidnapping of streamer Amouranth, and a third confessed to being the getaway driver. Her husband fired at the intruders, who demanded cryptocurrency.

A 25-year-old motorcyclist died after a collision with a pickup truck in Houston, having originally been critically injured. The investigation continues.

Lawn worker in Texas arrested for assaulting a postal worker with a weed eater, resulting in visible injuries.

Lorenzo Thomas was arrested and charged with capital murder for the 2021 shooting death of Patrick Fotso in Houston. The arrest followed a three-year investigation led by HPD.

Houston's Fifth Ward launches free cancer screenings while environmental testing for toxic chemicals continues, with aims to expand and improve early detection and healthcare access.

John Patrick Brown was arrested for assaulting a cashier and damaging his vehicle at the Birnam Wood Food Store, despite a prior trespass warning. He received charges and a $200 bond.

Houston shop owners shot and detained a burglary suspect during a break-in; the suspect had previously burglarized the shop and was shot in the abdomen but expected to survive. No charges filed against the owners.

Houston's weather forecast for St. Patrick's Day suggests pleasant and warm conditions with no significant rainfall, breaking a five-year streak of wet holidays.

Houston authorities are investigating a fatal crash at 4300 Tidwell Road involving a blue Chevrolet Silverado that struck a tree, killing a 57-year-old man.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered an investigation into Bellaire High School over claims of a student being socially transitioned without parental consent.

Houston Fire Department conducted a controlled burn near Sylvan Rodriguez Park to prevent summer wildfires, asking the public to avoid calling 911 about the smoke.

Texas honors late U.S. Congressman Sylvester Turner, who lies in honor at the State Capitol, for his lengthy service and commitment to Houston and education.