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HPD: Person detained after shooting in Kashmere Gardens area A fatal officer-involved shooting in Houston’s Fifth Ward resulted in the death of a 29-year-old man with mental health issues. The man, who was reportedly armed, was shot by police after raising his weapon in response to verbal commands. Prior to the shooting, the man had […]
The holiday season is all about the spirit of giving, a time when communities come together to support, uplift, and share with one another. In Houston, that generosity shines even brighter as many organizations, churches, and local groups host turkey giveaways to ensure families have what they need for a warm and joyful Thanksgiving meal. […]
As Jamaica braces for the arrival of a powerful hurricane, many Texans can’t help but reflect on the storms that have left lasting marks on the Lone Star State’s history.
3-Hour Waits For TSA Lines In Houston Travelers in Houston are facing hours-long waits to get through security due to staffing issues caused by the government shutdown. Wait times for TSA checkpoints at George Bush Intercontinental Airport reached three-hours for the second-straight day Monday. The lines snaked around and out of terminals. TSA agents […]
Drivers in downtown Houston are facing frustration due to ongoing construction as the Texas Department of Transportation embarks on a major project to rebuild the I-45 and I-69 corridor. The project aims to shift the freeway from the west side to the east side of downtown, improving traffic flow and addressing concerns such as flooding […]
“And if you spend yourselves in behalf of the hungry and satisfy the needs of the oppressed, then your light will rise in the darkness, and your night will become like the noonday.” Isaiah 58:10 Imagine handing a glass of water to someone dying of thirst. It’s not just relief—it’s resurrection. That’s the heart of […]
The Drug Enforcement Administration, in collaboration with nearly 4,000 law enforcement partners across the country, will host the 29th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day this Saturday, October 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. At nearly 4,000 collection sites throughout the United States, 122 collection sites in New York State, DEA’s National Prescription Drug […]
Many items that once belonged to former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner are being sold off this weekend. Town and Country Estate Sales will sell off Turner’s personal collection at its southwest Houston auction house. The inventory includes awards and plaques, furniture, paintings, rare books, African art, portraits of Turner, Italian suits and shirts, and other […]
Man Arrested After Four-Year Old Shoots Himself A man has been arrested in connection to the accidental self-shooting of a child in Houston. Nicholas Zepeda-Quintanilla is charged with felony counts of injury to a child and unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon. Police say the four-year old found a gun and accidentally shot […]
Many items that once belonged to former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner are being sold off this weekend. Town and Country Estate Sales will sell off Turner’s personal collection at its southwest Houston auction house. The inventory includes awards and plaques, furniture, paintings, rare books, African art, portraits of Turner, Italian suits and shirts, and other […]
Lyft is pulling the plug on a test feature that allowed drivers to check how often passengers tip before accepting a ride. The rideshare company recently began testing the feature which showed some drivers how frequently riders tip and whether they’re generally ready at pickup. According to a statement given to NewsNation by a Lyft […]