Wrong-Way Driver Crash on I-45 North Leaves 1 Dead
Wrong-Way Driver Crash on I-45 North Leaves One Dead
The Houston Police Department Sgt. Griffiths reports around 3 a.m. several calls came in about a wrong way driver on I-45. It is believed based on the timing of the calls prior to the crash, the female driver in a truck was going the wrong way for about 10 to 15 minutes.
Details on the circumstances surrounding the shooting remain unclear, and the investigation is ongoing.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire is making strides in reforming the city's police department after the shocking revelation of over ...
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Houston shooting: Brother-in-law killed after trying to calm domestic disputeAfter attempting to diffuse a domestic dispute, a brother-in-law was shot and killed in northwest Houston early Monday ...
Texas lawmakers, led by Rep. Cook, push for tougher penalties on the crime of "jugging" with proposed legislation.
HOUSTON, Texas (TNND) — Police in Texas are asking the public to help them identify and track down a murder suspect. The ...
It's unclear how everything unfolded, but police said two men were arguing when things became physical when one of them ...
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Woman found stabbed to death outside meat storage facility in Independence Heights, police sayHouston police said an investigation is underway after a woman was stabbed and found dead in the driveway of a commercial meat storage facility on Victoria Drive in Independence Heights.
The 17-year-old was shot and injured in the upper body. The 15-year-old only sustained a cut from the broken window. Skelton ...
HOUSTON — The Houston Police Department is warning drivers about a high-tech way criminals are now stealing cars by using something every single vehicle has. Sgt. Tracy Hicks with HPD’s Auto ...
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2 dead after crashing into utility pole, causing power outage in NW Houston neighborhood, HPD saysHPD said the man and woman were traveling at a high rate of speed before striking the utility pole and knocking out power to 700+ residents.
In a series of emails, University of Houston officials said the university police department is aggressively pursuing leads ...
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