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Houston police have released surveillance photos of two men who may have information on a fatal shooting that happened Sunday at a convenience store in west Houston. Police are hoping somebody recognizes either of these two men with hopes they can help them figure out who shot and killed a man parked outside the store in the 2900 block Walnut Bend Lane. The victim, identified as 36-year-old Christopher Debase, was sitting inside a gray SUV when...

HPD: Man fatally shot in west Houston Published:  Tags:  HOUSTON – A man was fatally shot Saturday in west Houston, according to the Houston Police Department. The shooting occurred at approximately 9:15 p.m. in the 2900 block of Walnut Bend Lane. Investigators said the victim had been sitting in an SUV along with an individual sitting in the passenger seat. Surveillance footage showed that a Black male, possibly six feet tall, dressed in black and wearing what might be a black face mask approached the driver’s side of the vehicle and fired off multiple rounds, striking the individual s...

MEGAN GRAY-HATFIELD mhatfield@gainesvilleregister.com Register Staff Writer Dec 12, 2020 Dec 12, 2020 Following a battle with the pandemic coronavirus, Walnut Bend Independent School District Superintendent Troy Humphrey has died. A post on the school district's Facebook page indicates Humphrey recently returned to work following his recovery from the coronavirus. “His passing was unexpected, and we join with the Walnut Bend community in mourning this tragic loss,” the message to the community from the district read. “Our deepest sympathies go out to his wife, Sheil...

I deal with horrible crap on a consistent basis. i don't think twice. if people need help, come help them. >> reporter: air rescues as well, including this family in houston by air national guard. with no boat, this man formed a human chain to save an elderly man in a vehicle that was being swept away in houston. so far 17,000 people have been rescued in houston alone. >> i never in my life thought this would happen to us. i knew it flooded bad in houston but i never thought it would get like this. this is just horrible. >> reporter: and the damage in texas and louisiana is only growing. >> th...