The Baytown Police Department says officers responded to a reported shooting in the 5100 block of Cinnamon around 4:50 p.m. and found a deceased male at the scene.
They also took a female suspect into custody without incident.
Detectives and crime scene personnel are investigating the death as a homicide, and no further information has been released at this time.
A woman is dead, and two other adults were taken to local hospitals after a truck and an SUV collided at an intersection in northwest Harris County.
Investigators say the truck was headed north on North Eldridge Parkway, and the SUV was headed east on West Little York toward the Beltway when they collided at the intersection after the truck allegedly ran a red light.
The woman, believed to be a passenger in the SUV, was pronounced deceased at the scene, and the investigation remains ongoing.
A suspect learned the hard way that the truck he stole was actually a bait car, following a very short chase that ended on Greens Parkway in North Houston when the engine was stopped remotely.
The suspect fled on foot but was apprehended a short time later, and no injuries were reported.
A 42-year-old woman is expected to recover after she was shot during an attempted robbery at an apartment on Fleming Drive in northeast Houston last night.
Police say the woman answered the door for a man she knew from across the street, who asked the 52-year-old man she lived with for some change. At about the same time, two armed men rushed up the stairs and demanded money.
The 52-year-old started to fight with one of the men for his pistol, and the other fired twice, hitting the woman once in the hip while she was in the living room. She was taken to a local hospital.
All three men fled without taking anything, and police say the suspect who struggled with the resident kept his pistol but left behind a shoe and a phone. Police believe the man who knocked was working with the two armed men.
Two suspects are now charged with murder in the fatal shooting of 20-year-old Jermaine Fields at the Ashford Stancliff Park Apartments in southwest Houston earlier this year.
Houston police say officers responded to the complex just before 11 p.m. on January 27. There, they found Fields suffering from a gunshot wound inside an apartment. Houston Fire Department paramedics pronounced him deceased at the scene.
Witnesses reported hearing several gunshots and seeing four to six unidentified males fleeing the location shortly afterward.
Investigators later identified Leo Flores and Geovanni Garcia as suspects in Fields’ death.
Garcia was arrested last week and charged with murder. Court records show he remains in custody with bond denied on the murder charge.
However, Flores was arrested back in May. His bonds were set at $150,000 for murder and $30,000 for evading arrest with a vehicle. Flores has since bonded out and is not in custody.
A man died Monday night after his truck fell on him while he was working on it in east Houston.
Houston police and the Houston Fire Department responded to the 12600 block of Greens Bayou around 11:30 p.m. and found the man underneath the truck.
He was pronounced deceased at the scene. Police say that preliminary information indicates the death appears to be accidental.
Demeche Williams has now been arrested for the murder of 25-year-old Steven Williams at Oakmoor Apartments last year in south Houston.
According to court records, a witness told investigators that Demeche Williams came to the apartment demanding to speak to Steven and was angry about an Instagram post the victim had made.
A neighbor also told detectives an armed man followed Steven to his car in the parking lot. The neighbor said the man shot him twice and fired again after he fell.
Paramedics pronounced him deceased at the scene.
The Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Task Force took the 36-year-old into custody last week. He was booked into the Harris County Jail and is currently being held on a $1M bond.
A woman in her early 20s was riding her bicycle to work last night when an SUV struck her on Pitts Road in Katy.
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office says an off-duty deputy spotted the SUV with heavy front-end damage in a gas station parking lot. The driver told him she had hit something in the road. The deputy then found the woman in the roadway and responding deputies performed CPR. Paramedics pronounced her deceased at the scene.
As the off-duty deputy went to make contact again with the suspect, she fled, and another driver picked her up and took her to a nearby residence.
She was taken into custody and charged with failure to stop and render aid.
Investigators are also looking into the other driver to determine if charges will be filed.
A man in his late teens or early 20s was taken to a hospital in critical but stable condition after a shooting Sunday night in west Houston.
Houston police responded to Huntington Glen Drive near Keegan around 9:31 p.m and officers found the man had been shot at least once. They provided first aid until Houston Fire Department crews arrived.
Police believe the shooting happened somewhere in a nearby apartment complex.
As of the latest update, officers have not found any shell casings and are still trying to determine exactly where the man was shot and who fired.
A woman died at a local hospital after jumping from a moving vehicle in Katy.
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office says it happened around 2 a.m. Sunday near Saltgrass Trail Way and Katy Hockley Cutoff Road.
Deputies say the same vehicle may have hit her after she jumped.
The driver kept going but later returned to the scene, was detained, and will be charged with driving while intoxicated.
A robbery suspect was fatally shot last night at the Quick Food Store on Bissonnet in southwest Houston.
Houston police say the suspect was armed with a Glock when he and two other men robbed another man. A friend of the man being robbed arrived and shot the suspect once in the chest.
The other two suspects fled, leaving him behind. The man who was robbed and his friend left together in a car.
Police are reviewing surveillance video from the store.
16-year-old Ramiro Jayden Carmona died at Memorial Hermann Medical Center last night after being struck by a vehicle on Ridlon Street near Sheldon in Channelview.
A witness told deputies that they saw a dark colored SUV strike the teen.
Investigators say they’ll look for footage from nearby Flock cameras, and the investigation remains ongoing.
Houston firefighters responded to a house fire in the 2500 block of Craigmont around 9:10 p.m. last night.
The homeowner’s daughter says the house also caught fire Thursday. She believes her sister’s boyfriend set both fires and says Houston Fire Department arson investigators are looking into the case.
The causes of both fires remain under investigation by the Houston Fire Department.
Houston police say a 35-year-old man shot his girlfriend twice last night at the Royale Apartments on Stella Link in southwest Houston.
Police say the man shot the 39-year-old woman once in the abdomen and once in the leg in the courtyard. He then shoved her to the ground and casually walked away.
The man’s family helped her at the scene before Houston firefighters took her to a hospital in stable condition.
Officers found the suspect's vehicle abandoned a few blocks away, but not the suspect.
Three males were stabbed during an argument at the Westward Square Apartments in southwest Houston around 9 p.m. last night.
According to police, the argument involved the three victims and at least two other males in the parking lot.
All three victims were transported to a hospital in stable condition and are expected to survive.
Police say one suspect was detained and officers are working to locate anyone else involved.
A hearing on a protective order filed against Sarah Fields drew a large crowd and officers from multiple agencies to the Harris County Juvenile Justice Center earlier today. The protective order involved Fields and two other women who enhanced an audio recording they said suggested possible foul play in the Nolan Wells case. Fields had allegedly started to harass the two women online because of the audio recording.
People on both sides yelled inside before the hearing and again outside afterward, where officers gathered before the crowd dispersed peacefully without violence.
Dr. Candice Matthews and Quanell X attended in part because Dr. Matthews alleges Texas attorney CJ Grisham, who represented Fields in the protective order hearing, called Black women “bitches” and “hoes.”
The case was dismissed for not meeting the criteria of a protective order.