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Houston shooting: 17-year-old Louise Jean Wilson shot to death in Texas road rage incident, police say - Vimarsana News

Houston shooting: 17-year-old Louise Jean Wilson shot to death in Texas road rage incident, police say

Louise Jean Wilson, 17, was shot to death in Houston, Texas in a road rage incident, police said. She had been driving to Galveston with friends.

Deadly Houston road rage: 17-year-old was driving when shooter opened fire after she cut vehicle off on I-45, police say - Vimarsana News

Deadly Houston road rage: 17-year-old was driving when shooter opened fire after she cut vehicle off on I-45, police say

Authorities say a 17-year-old girl was behind the wheel when someone opened fire on her for cutting them off on I-45 on Sunday, police say.

Source: abc13.com
Houston road rage: Woman killed, man injured after suspect opens fire on I-45 fire on victim who allegedly cut them off - Vimarsana News

Houston road rage: Woman killed, man injured after suspect opens fire on I-45 fire on victim who allegedly cut them off

The southbound lanes of I-45 near Louisiana Street were closed after a woman was shot following an alleged road rage incident on Pierce Elevated.

Source: abc13.com
Three children die after they were left in cars in 3 states - Vimarsana News

Three children die after they were left in cars in 3 states

Three children, ages 4, 1 and 11 months, died in recent days after being left or becoming trapped in hot cars for hours in Washington state, Texas and Florida, according to authorities.

Children die in hot cars in three U.S. states, prompting grief and warnings - Vimarsana News

Children die in hot cars in three U.S. states, prompting grief and warnings

Three young children died in recent days after being left or becoming trapped in hot cars in Washington state, Texas and Florida.