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HOUSTON, TX – City of Houston officials and Health Department representatives conducted an on-site investigation at an apartment complex following reports of unsafe and unsanitary living conditions. https://youtu.be/VmhppfEbHD0 The inspection took place at Sterling Point Apartments, located at 6601 Dunlap Street in southwest Houston. Dr. Candice Matthews joined city officials and inspectors during the walk-through after tenants raised concerns about conditions inside the property. Reported issues included structural damage posing potential safety risks, ongoing infestation concerns involving rodents and pests, and claims of uninhabitable living conditions. Tenants also reported failures to properly address maintenance requests. One resident showed video of her cat with a m...

HOUSTON, TX – A pickup truck crashed into The Gym along Spencer Highway, causing damage to the building. https://youtube.com/watch?v=SKNNZoyZoD0 The crash occurred around 4 a.m. at 13 Spencer Highway in South Houston. The South Houston Police Department and South Houston Fire Department responded to the scene. One person was transported by Life Flight. The extent of additional injuries is unknown at this time. This is a developing story and we will update if more information becomes available.

HOUSTON, TX – A man was found shot and killed inside an apartment, and police are now searching for a person of interest in the case. The shooting occurred around 10:50 p.m. at the Ashford Stancliff Park Apartments, located at 10350 Lands End Drive on January 27, 2026. According to the Houston Police Department, officers responded to a shooting call at the location and found a male suffering from a gunshot wound inside an apartment. Houston Fire Department paramedics pronounced the man deceased at the scene. The victim was identified as 20-year-old Jermaine Fields. Witnesses reported hearing several gunshots and seeing four to six unknown males fleeing the area shortly after the shooting. Investigators with the Houston Police Department Homicide Division later identified...

HOUSTON, TX – Officers with the Houston Police Department observed two men beginning to fight at a gas station before both pulled out pistols and started shooting at each other. https://youtu.be/82lM8IF6YsQ This happened on Tidwell near the Eastex Freeway around 11:20 p.m. According to the Houston Police Department, the two men, identified as a boyfriend and an ex-boyfriend of the same female, were seen arguing before the situation escalated into gunfire. Responding units quickly arrived and stopped a vehicle leaving the scene, which contained the female and one of the males. The second male fled on foot southbound on Dodson before being taken into custody. During the investigation, officers recovered a firearm that was discarded during the foot pursuit, along with additi...

HOUSTON, TX – La Dra. Matthews realizó un recorrido en los apartamentos Sterling Point en el suroeste de Houston, donde residentes expresaron múltiples preocupaciones sobre las condiciones de vida, incluyendo reportes de ratas, cucarachas y problemas estructurales. https://youtu.be/5sYsaW1a81I En el complejo ubicado en 6601 Dunlap, varios residentes dijeron a la Dra. Matthews que la administración del complejo atribuyó la actividad de ratas a la “temporada de apareamiento” cuando reportaron infestaciones. Varios residentes hablaron sobre las condiciones, pero se negaron a mostrar sus apartamentos. Una mujer dijo que iba camino al trabajo y no podía permitir el acceso, mientras que otros dos también optaron por no permitir la entrada de cámaras. Los residentes también describi...

HOUSTON, TX – Dr. Matthews conducted a walkthrough at Sterling Point Apartments in southwest Houston, where residents raised multiple concerns about living conditions, including reports of rats, roaches, and structural issues. https://youtu.be/5sYsaW1a81I At the complex located at 6601 Dunlap, multiple residents told Dr. Matthews that apartment management blamed rat activity on “mating season” when they reported infestations. Several residents spoke about the conditions but declined to show their apartments. One woman said she was on her way to work and could not allow access, while two others also chose not to let cameras inside. Residents also described additional concerns beyond pests, including maintenance issues, broken amenities, and overall property conditions observed...