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More details expected in death of man crushed by crane that collapsed during Houston storm
The day after a survivor of the crane collapse filed the first storm-related lawsuit, alleging gross negligence, the family and attorney of a 72-year-old man who was killed are expected to speak.
HISD adds 2 more schools to closures list due to air conditioning failures
HISD now has 38 schools that are closed Tuesday, including two middle schools, that had the air conditioning systems fail overnight. "We cannot serve students safely at this time," the district said.
FEMA assistance now available for southeast Texas storm victims
HOUSTON (KIAH) — Texans who need help applying for FEMA assistance can meet with Disaster Survivor Assistance crews at the Spring Branch Family Development Center in Houston. Starting Tuesday, May 21, FEMA crews can assist anyone affected by the recent severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, and will help you kickstart your recovery efforts.
Houston woman claims man ejaculated on her in River Oaks Dollar Tree
HOUSTON - A Houston woman has filed suit against Dollar Tree after she claims she was sexually assaulted at the company’s River Oaks location last December. Attorney Anna Greenberg at Blizzard Greenberg Law is suing Dollar Tree and Fidelis Realty Partners, operators of the plaza, for negligence after the shopper was followed and harassed by a male customer. According to the suit, the female customer claimed the man ejaculated on her in the store.
KXAN News Today | Tuesday, May 21 morning headlines
Houston is still dealing with the aftermath of last week's storms, which killed eight people, Austin ISD leaders will break ground on a campus in east Austin, and Austin music professionals can start applying for thousands of dollars in grant money starting today. Plus, a look at the forecast. More on kxan.com.
Action 13: Woman trapped in NE Houston home for 5 days turns to Action 13 about downed lines
Firefighters urged Natalie Washington to keep away from the wires that she said sparked a fire during last week's storm until they can be fixed. However, no help arrived despite calls to CenterPoint Energy.
HPD are searching for two suspects involved in Westheimer shooting
HOUSTON (KIAH) – Area police and fire departments responded to a shooting that occurred at 1512 Westheimer around 12:45 a.m. Responders found a 50-year-old male with a gunshot wound to the leg. The victim was transferred to a nearby trauma center. Authorities said the male was robbed while crossing...
Missing in Houston: Beloved high school football coach Jon’al White vanishes after trip to Houston
The family of Jon’al White, a 34-year-old former high school football coach from New Orleans, is desperately seeking information about his whereabouts. Jon’al was last seen in June 2023 when he boarded a Greyhound bus from Ruston, Louisiana, to Houston, Texas, in search of job opportunities. Jon’al’s sister,...
3 shot at northwest Houston apartment complex, gunman on the run
HOUSTON — Three people were shot at an apartment complex in northwest Houston and police are looking for the gunman. Police were called around 11 p.m. to a complex on Pitner Road near Northwest Freeway for a report of a woman shot in her leg. When officers arrived they found three had been shot.
If you were worried about Tank Dell's health after he was wounded in a shooting in Florida, watch this 13 second video
HOUSTON — If you were wondering how Houston Texans wide receiver and former UH Cougar Tank Dell was recovering after being wounded in a shooting last month, check out the short video below shot by KHOU 11’s Zack Tawatari on Tuesday morning. Dell was an innocent bystander in...
Houston Storm Claims Eighth Life as Man Dies of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Amid Severe Weather Recovery Efforts
The death toll in Houston has climbed to eight after a man succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning following severe weather that has pummeled the area. Reportedly discovered by the Houston Fire Department in his Spring Branch residence, the victim—a man in his 60s—died as a result of a generator he was using, said Chief Samuel Peña in a statement obtained by the Houston Chronicle.
GCSO: Houston men arrested for breaking into local Dollar General store
CARLOS, Texas (KBTX) - The Grimes County Sheriff’s Office arrested two Houston men early Monday morning who reportedly broke into a Dollar General store. The burglary happened around 2 a.m. at the Carlos location on Highway 30 near FM 244. Deputies found the suspects in their getaway car on...
Vote now: Should high school seniors be allowed to decorate their caps?
Graduates from high schools and colleges across Houston are gearing up to walk across the stage and receive their diplomas. A cherished tradition among many college graduates is decorating their caps with sentimental messages, creative decorations, or themes reflecting their future careers. However, this opportunity is often not extended to high school seniors, as most high schools do not allow cap decorations at graduation ceremonies.
Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
Even more humidity is moving in and you'll feel the difference today. The forecast for today and the rest of the week looks hot, hazy & humid with only isolated showers and highs in the low 90s. There is some smoky air over the Gulf of Mexico that will probably make our sky look hazy over the next couple of days. As far as stormy weather, North Texas could be in for severe weather tomorrow and there is a small risk that they could skirt by our northern counties, so we'll watch it closely.
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