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Houston Police Detain Three Suspects Following Shooting of 14-Year-Old in Tidwell Park Robbery Attempt

Houston Police Detain Three Suspects Following Shooting of 14-Year-Old in Tidwell Park Robbery Attempt

A 14-year-old boy was shot in the upper leg during an attempted robbery at Tidwell Park in Houston's East Little York neighborhood. The incident occurred while the teenager was on an electric scooter, and three older juveniles or young adults reportedly tried to rob him. Following the shooting, Houston police officers located three armed suspects at a nearby apartment complex, who were subsequently detained. The victim was transported to the hospital and is in stable condition. Authorities have not released the identities of either the victim or the suspects involved in the incident. The information was provided by the Houston Police Department via their X account.

One Person Shot After Intoxicated Gunman Opens Fire at Southwest Houston Restaurant

One Person Shot After Intoxicated Gunman Opens Fire at Southwest Houston Restaurant

One person was hospitalized after being randomly struck by gunfire outside a southwest Houston restaurant late Saturday night. According to the Houston Police Department, the shooting occurred around 11:30 p.m. near Beechnut Street and Corporate Drive. The incident began when an intoxicated man and his nephew were asked to leave the restaurant by security and the owner due to their behavior. After being escorted out, the suspect reportedly retrieved a firearm from his vehicle and began shooting towards the business. A man in his 30s, who was outside with a witness, was hit in the torso and leg. Police stated that the victim was not believed to have been specifically targeted. The injured man was transported to a hospital and is expected to survive his injuries. Investigators have identified the suspect, believed to be in his 50s, but no arrests have been made as the investigation remains ongoing.

Houston Police Investigate Fatal Pedestrian Crash on Westheimer Road

Houston Police Investigate Fatal Pedestrian Crash on Westheimer Road

A woman in her 20s died after being struck by a vehicle while crossing Westheimer Road in west Houston late Saturday night. The incident occurred around 11:51 p.m. near the 12900 block of Westheimer Road. According to the Houston Police Department (HPD), a group of women was attempting to cross the roadway to reach a nearby club, but they were not using a designated crosswalk. One of the women was hit by a vehicle and subsequently transported to a hospital with critical injuries, where she later succumbed to her injuries. The driver involved in the crash remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators. Authorities stated there were no immediate signs of impairment from the driver. Following the crash, a large crowd gathered, and tensions escalated, requiring officers to intervene and separate those involved to continue the investigation.

Houston Police Investigate Death in Third Ward Apartment Complex After Body Found in Trash Can

Houston Police Investigate Death in Third Ward Apartment Complex After Body Found in Trash Can

Houston police are investigating the death of a person whose body was discovered inside an overturned trash can at a Third Ward apartment complex early Sunday morning. Officers responded to the 3100 block of Anita Street around 12:13 a.m. after receiving a call about gunfire and someone appearing to move a body towards a trash can. Upon arrival, officers found the deceased individual in the overturned trash can. Investigators also located blood trails leading from the parking lot to an apartment unit. A man inside the apartment initially refused to exit, prompting the Houston Police Department's (HPD) Patrol Support Team to use breaching equipment to remove him. This man and another person have been taken in for questioning as persons of interest. The cause of death has not yet been determined, and no suspects have been identified.

Woman Killed Crossing Westheimer Road Outside Crosswalk Near Houston Club

Woman Killed Crossing Westheimer Road Outside Crosswalk Near Houston Club

A woman in her 20s died after being struck by a vehicle while attempting to cross Westheimer Road in west Houston late Saturday night. The incident occurred around 11:51 p.m. near the 12900 block of Westheimer Road. According to the Houston Police Department, a group of women was crossing the roadway to reach a nearby club, but they were not using a designated crosswalk when the collision happened. The woman was transported to a hospital with critical injuries, where she was later pronounced dead. Her identity is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators. Authorities stated there were no immediate signs of impairment on the driver's part. HPD Sgt. Mike Barrow noted an uptick in auto-pedestrian crashes during the summer and urged pedestrians to use designated crosswalks. A large crowd gathered after the crash, and officers had to separate individuals as tensions escalated.

Houston Police Search for Restaurant Shooter After Bystander Injured

Houston Police Search for Restaurant Shooter After Bystander Injured

Houston police are actively searching for a customer who allegedly shot and injured a bystander at a restaurant in the Chinatown area of southwest Houston. The incident occurred around 11:30 p.m. on a Saturday when the suspect and his nephew were asked to leave the establishment on Beechnut near Corporate due to intoxication. After being kicked out by the restaurant owner, the suspect reportedly retrieved a gun from his vehicle and began firing shots at the premises. An uninvolved man was struck in the torso and leg during the shooting. Authorities have confirmed the victim is alive, and while they know the identity of the shooter, no arrest has been made yet. The investigation is ongoing as police work to apprehend the individual responsible for the shooting.

Woman Dies After Being Struck by Vehicle While Crossing Westheimer Road in Houston

Woman Dies After Being Struck by Vehicle While Crossing Westheimer Road in Houston

A woman was fatally struck by a vehicle late Saturday night while attempting to cross Westheimer Road in Houston with a group of friends. The incident occurred around 11:50 p.m. near South Dairy Ashford Road. According to police, the group was not using a designated crosswalk when the woman was hit. She was transported to a hospital with critical injuries and later pronounced deceased. The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities, undergoing questioning. Police reported that the driver did not show any signs of intoxication. As of Sunday, the victim's identity had not been publicly released, pending notification of her family. It was also unconfirmed whether the driver had been arrested.

Houston Police Seek Suspect in Reported Armed Shoplifting Incident

Houston Police Seek Suspect in Reported Armed Shoplifting Incident

Houston detectives are requesting public assistance to identify a man involved in an alleged armed shoplifting incident in downtown Houston. The event occurred around 3:15 p.m. on July 22, on Elgin Street near Fannin. According to police reports, a security guard observed the suspect concealing several items and attempting to leave a store without payment. When confronted by the security guard, the suspect reportedly claimed to possess a gun, pushed the guard aside, and then departed with the unpaid merchandise. Authorities are now seeking information from the public to help locate and identify the individual responsible for this crime. Crime Stoppers of Houston is offering a cash reward of up to $5,000 for information that leads to the identification and arrest of the suspect, and tipsters can remain anonymous.

Houston Police Investigate Body Found in Trash Can in Third Ward

Houston Police Investigate Body Found in Trash Can in Third Ward

The Houston Police Department (HPD) is investigating a death in the Third Ward, where a body was discovered in a trash can near an apartment complex on Anita Street. Officers responded to reports of shots being fired and an individual attempting to place a body in a trash can. Upon arrival, investigators located the body in the parking lot. The cause of death is currently unknown, but a trail of blood led investigators to an apartment. HPD Lieutenant Willkens stated that the type of trauma was difficult to determine initially, and further examination of the body would provide more information. Officers forced entry into the apartment when a person inside refused to come out and subsequently took them into custody. HPD is also speaking with another individual. Both individuals are considered persons of interest and are not currently under arrest.

Houston and Southeast Texas Face Localized Flood Risks Amid Scattered Sunday Downpours

Houston and Southeast Texas Face Localized Flood Risks Amid Scattered Sunday Downpours

Scattered afternoon downpours are expected to peak inland across Houston and Southeast Texas on Sunday, bringing a slight risk of localized street flooding. Slow-moving storms are anticipated to produce brief heavy rain and gusty winds, particularly during the afternoon. Residents are advised to remain alert and avoid flooded areas. The Labor Day weekend will continue to be hot and humid, with temperatures in the low to mid-90s and heat index values exceeding 100°F. Daily chances for pop-up showers and storms are projected to persist into the upcoming week, maintaining seasonably hot and steamy conditions across the region. The tropical Atlantic is expected to remain quiet for the next week, though activity in the Pacific includes three brewing hurricanes, one of which may generate significant waves for Hawaii.

Toluca FC crowned champions of the 2026 Leagues Cup

Toluca FC crowned champions of the 2026 Leagues Cup

After defeating the Rayados 2-0, the Diablos Rojos have cemented their place as a ‘grande’ in Liga MX.

On This Day: The 1900 Galveston Hurricane Devastated Communities Across Texas

On This Day: The 1900 Galveston Hurricane Devastated Communities Across Texas

The 1900 Galveston hurricane, also known as the Great Storm of 1900, stands as the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history. While Galveston bore...