Houston experienced a tumultuous night with three separate shootings occurring within hours. The first, on Homestead Road, involved a large gathering where six were shot, two critically. One later died. Another incident on Eastwood Street involved a shooting during an argument, leaving a man in stable condition. The final shooting on Telephone Road involved a group known to frequent a local club, resulting in two injured individuals. Police confirm these incidents are unrelated and continue to investigate.

Recognize this man? A victim told officers he “performed an indecent act in front of” the child that was sexual in nature.

For crime victims and their family members, the potential parole of an attacker is both terrifying and emotionally draining. Many family members also worry whether their concerns will be heard by the parole board prior to any decision. Houston Crime Stoppers is now addressing these concerns through a unique program that records victim impact statements to be used during the parole process.

A surveillance photo of a man who police say stole a vehicle while children were inside has been released to the public in hopes that someone will identify him, according to Houston Crime Stoppers.

A cash reward is being offered for information that will lead to the arrest of the driver responsible for a deadly hit-and-run collision on Sept. 24 in north Harris County, according to Houston Crime Stoppers.

Surveillance photos of a vehicle tied to a hit-and-run incident have been released to the public in hopes that someone will identify the possible driver involved, according to the Houston Police Department.

Houston police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect responsible for robbing a doughnut shop at gunpoint in southwest Houston last month.

Crime Stoppers of Houston CEO Rania Mankarious and Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg will announce the launching of a new joint public safety initiative.

An increased reward up to $15,000 is being offered for information on a driver that was involved in a deadly hit-and-run incident near the Galleria in December, according to Houston Crime Stoppers.

HOUSTON – Houston police detectives were busy Thursday investigating a rash of homicides in the city. Police said four homicides were reported in Houston before noon. Anyone with information about any of these cases is asked to call Houston Crime Stoppers at 713-222-8477. Morris StreetDetectives said they were called about 7:10 a.m. to the 1700 block of Morris Street, near Hardy Street, after a person was found dead. “We have a witness that saw two Hispanic males, young in age, probably about early 20′s, chasing after this male,” said Houston police Detective Nina Sharp.

According to a Houston Crime Stoppers news release, the women used someone else’s ID to withdraw an unknown amount of money from a bank in the 11000 block of Monroe Boulevard in Houston on June 26, around 6:30 p.m. Authorities say they were caught on camera at the drive-thru ATM as they presented the victim’s ID and checking account information. Crime Stoppers are seeking the public's assistance in identifying the suspects responsible for withdrawing cash using a victim's ID and checking account number. (Crime Stoppers of Houston)Crime Stoppers are seeking the public's assistance in identifying the suspects responsible for withdrawing cash using a victim's ID and checking account number. (Crime Stoppers of Houston)

HOUSTON – Six people were killed in a string of homicides that were reported Monday in Houston. 6:40 a.m.: Richmond and MontroseCrime scene tape surrounds the scene of a fatal shooting in the Montrose area of Houston on Nov. 9, 2020. 7:42 a.m.: Yellowstone BoulevardPolice investigate a fatal stabbing in along Yellowstone Boulevard in Houston on Nov. 9, 2020. 1:30 p.m.: North FreewayPolice investigate a shooting that killed a Houston police sergeant along the North Freeway on Nov. 9, 2020. 6:50 p.m.: Kuykendahl RoadHouston police said a man shot and killed a woman about 6:50 p.m. near the intersection of Kuykendahl and Rankin roads before running into the woods.

HOUSTON – Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo issued an order for the sheriff to begin releasing certain non-violent inmates from the county jail as soon as possible. The judge’s order does also require inmates to be screened for symptoms of COVID-19 and cleared by a medical professional before release. "Before anyone is released, prosecutors, defense attorneys, Harris County Pretrial Services, and the Harris County Justice Administration Department will review each individual case to verify the person qualifies. Even during the public health crisis of COVID-19, HCSO officers and staff bravely serve every day to keep Harris County safe. Pre-Trial Releases:6,303 are currently in the Harris County Jail awaiting trial.