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"She was precious": Neighbor speaks on moments after deadly Baytown dog attack on 6-month-old
Baytown police say a 6-month-old girl died on Tuesday after being attacked by her family's dog. Now, neighbors are wrapping their heads around what happened.
Yale Street crash: Witnesses, driver involved in major crash speak out
Houston police are investigating a major crash on Tuesday that took place at 5051 Yale in Independence Heights.
Houston man charged for stealing nearly $500k worth of back up power generators
Harris County Precinct 1 Constable announced charges against James Eric Barns for engaging in organized criminal activity. Barns allegedly used stolen credit cards to buy generators from over 30 companies in the Houston area, selling them at discounted rates on Facebook Marketplace. Investigators estimate losses of over $470,000 since 2023, with attempts to scam more than $900,000. Deputies seized 10 new generators from a storage shed during the operation's shutdown.
Seabrook restaurant manager hopes to press charges against couple she says ran out on $52 tab
The general manager of a restaurant in Seabrook hopes to bring charges against a couple who she claims ran out on a $52 tab over a week ago.
Baytown: Teen fatally shoots girl at apartment playground, police say
A teen is in Baytown Police custody after he allegedly shot and killed another teen at an apartment playground on Friday.
Pauline Road fire Thursday updates: Evacuations lifted as conditions improve; over 2,300 acres burned
The Pauline Road fire in San Jacinto County has grown to at least 2,300 acres and fire crews are still working to contain it. Officials now say fire conditions have improved, allowing evacuated residents to return home.
Houston e-bike rider seeking to press charges against driver she claims attempted to hit her
A woman tells FOX 26 that she was riding an electric bike when a vehicle tried to hit her. Now, she's looking to find the driver and press charges.
Fifth Ward cancer cluster: Leaders work to inform residents about issues
City workers and volunteers worked on Monday to inform residents living in a cancer cluster in Houston's Fifth Ward about ways to learn more and receive free early cancer screenings.
Houston family asks for help finding suspect in son's fatal shooting
Police are still looking for a murder suspect after the shooting death of Terry Meza Jr. last month.
Family of 83-year-old former Harris County inmate wants answers about his death
According to attorney Randall Kallinen, the family wants to know if everything was done to assist Mr. Brandl in his medical care prior to his death.