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Houston double murder: Two women killed in ambush-style attack, suspected shooter wanted
HOUSTON - Houston police are investigating a double homicide that occurred at 133 E 37th Street in Northwest Houston in the early morning hours. According to police, they received a call around 1:38 a.m. regarding a shooting. At the scene, they located two females, one 39-year-old and one 22-year-old, with fatal gunshot wounds.
Houston Homeowner Fatally Shoots Man in Dispute Over Driveway Trash Can Blockage
A man's trip home with his family turned deadly in a confrontation that spiraled out of control outside his residence on Greendowns Street in Houston. According to the City of Houston's official news release, a 29-year-old male was shot and killed yesterday evening following a dispute that erupted around 8:35 p.m.
Texas weather: Governor Greg Abbott issues disaster declaration for numerous Houston-area counties
TEXAS - Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration Tuesday for numerous Texas counties following the severe storms and flooding that began starting last week. In all, 29 Texas counties are part of the disaster declaration, including Chambers, Galveston, Grimes, Harris, Liberty, Montgomery, Polk, San Jacinto, Trinity and Walker Counties.
2 women fatally shot on porch at north Houston home, HPD says
HOUSTON (KIAH) — Police are investigating a deadly shooting overnight Wednesday morning in north Houston. It happened around 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday morning in the 130 block of East 37th Street. When officers arrived, they found two women, ages 39 and 22, each with gunshot wounds. They were pronounced...
FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
With some locations north and east of Houston picking up 5 to 11" of rain Sunday and Monday, issues with flooding linger. Biggest problems are along the Trinity River and East Fork of the San Jacinto River where moderate to major flooding is expected the next few days. Additional rounds of rain could trigger more flooding problems Wednesday through Friday. So much of the area has been placed at a Marginal to Slight risk for street flooding on Wednesday and Thursday. A few strong storms could also roll through Wednesday evening to Thursday morning. The best chance is NW of Houston where Brenham, College Station & Huntsville are under a low 1/5 risk of severe storms. Lower rain chances linger for the weekend and next week as temperatures soar to the 90s. Track weather where you live and more by downloading our FOX 26 Weather App and smart TV app FOX Local!
13 Investigates sharp rise in Harris County's juvenile violent crime rate as groups try intervention
The chief prosecutor in the district attorney's office thinks minors aren't caring "about the consequences" of criminal acts these days. Despite this, advocates insist the numbers don't tell the whole story.
Houston’s severe weather threat: How to stay ahead of the storms with KPRC 2
HOUSTON – Houston faces a threat of severe weather overnight Wednesday into Thursday morning, as a strong line of storms moves through southeast Texas. Wednesday morning, the severe threat increased to a level 2 on a scale of 5. The primary concern for Houston is damaging winds, but areas to our north could see an isolated tornado or some large hail.
Houston man accused of strangling brother to death
A Houston man accused of murdering his brother during an argument was arraigned in Harris County District Court May 1. Malu Reese Kyota, 24, was charged with murder in the April 30 death of Keanu Risaburo Kyota. According to the arrest affidavit, Malu Kyota strangled and murdered his brother during...
Millions in Texas face serious risk of flooding with officials urging some to evacuate
Officials in several Texas communities have asked people to evacuate their homes as rivers overflow their banks due to recent heavy rain and severe weather, and flood alerts remain in effect across portions of the Lone Star state in anticipation of more precipitation in the coming days.
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