Natalie Hee
FOX26Houston
Houston, TX, United States
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Woman left paralyzed after robber body slammed her to the ground, suspect still wanted
A Houston woman was left paralyzed after a man robbed her and then body-slammed her to the ground. Houston police are asking for the public's help to identify the assailant. → Read More
Company accused of Kingwood sewage leak being considered to operate Houston drinking water
The city of Houston is considering contracting with the company accused of a Kingwood sewage leak to operate one of its drinking water plants. → Read More
US officials reissue 'Do Not Travel' warning to parts of Mexico after 4 Americans kidnapped, 2 killed
The U.S. State Department is renewing their warnings to avoid traveling to Mexico, just days before Spring Break. This comes after four Americans were kidnaped in Matamoros last week and two of them killed. → Read More
Richmond woman appears in federal court accused of scamming online dates out of thousands of dollars
38-year-old Akua Dufie of Richmond pleaded not guilty before a US Magistrate judge Tuesday. → Read More
De-Escalation Training Act: New law looks to bridge gap between police, citizens
The new law authorizes $124 million in grant funding over 4 years for police training in de-escalation tactics. The goal is to reduce the number of officer-involved deaths and retain experienced police. → Read More
Galena Park residents reeling after 3 teens killed in murder-suicide
A Galena Park neighborhood is still shaken up after four people were killed in a murder-suicide Saturday night. → Read More
Becoming celebrity chefs: Houston restaurant owners, MasterChef alum chime in on what it takes
FOX 26’s Natalie Hee spoke with two Houstonians who’ve competed under Gordon Ramsay’s wing, for their take. → Read More
Federal judge in Texas could rule to ban abortion pills nationwide Friday
A federal judge in Amarillo could decide to ban abortion pills nationwide, as soon as Friday. → Read More
Pasadena Animal Shelter still in need of help nearly a week after devastating tornado
The Pasadena Animal Shelter is in dire need of fosters. The shelter was destroyed during the tornadoes last week. Officials aren't sure if the facility will be able to be rebuilt. → Read More
While searching for missing dog stolen during burglary, woman's dad passes away
A dog stolen during a home burglary in Mission Bend last week has been reunited with her owner. While searching for her missing dog, the owner received the terrible news that her father had passed away. → Read More
While searching for missing dog stolen during burglary, woman's dad passes away
A dog stolen during a home burglary in Mission Bend last week has been reunited with her owner. While searching for her missing dog, the owner received the terrible news that her father had passed away. → Read More
New survey shows more Americans believing antisemitic conspiracy theories at 30-year-high
The number has nearly doubled since the survey was last conducted four years ago in 2019. → Read More
Mayor Turner, Andre Johnson, Carl Lewis and Elvin Hayes among those featured at MLK Day Parade
Houston hosted two parades to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. → Read More
Houston taqueria shooting: Case to be presented before Harris County grand jury
Days after a customer shot and killed a robber who entered a taqueria with what was later found to be either a plastic or BB gun, officials confirmed he was questioned by detectives. → Read More
Channelview couple dead in second murder-suicide in Harris County in 24 hours
A Channelview couple in their 20s were found shot to death in another apparent murder suicide Wednesday morning. This marks the second murder-suicide in Harris County in the last 24 hours. → Read More
HPD says 2022 homicide clearance rate best in three years
Houston Police says 2022 was the highest homicide clearance rate the department's had in the last three years. → Read More
Homeless couple takes care of missing 17-year-old with special needs for 3 weeks, teen now found safe
A missing 17-year-old boy with special needs has been found safe by his parents. The teen was last seen at his family’s River Oaks apartment on Westheimer and Kirby on December 10th. → Read More
Meals on Wheels does wellness checks on elderly, provide emergency kits ahead of freeze
Meals on Wheels is working hard to make sure Houston's elderly population is taken care of during the freeze. On Thursday, volunteers delivered emergency food kits to dozens of seniors, so they're prepared to hunker down Friday. → Read More
Two warming centers to open in Galveston ahead of arctic blast
Two warming centers in Galveston will open ahead of the arctic blast approaching southeast Texas on Thursday. → Read More
Contractor advises Houstonians turn off water completely and drain pipes, instead of insulating pipes
Many Houstonians say they've learned their lesson from last year’s freeze. This time around, they’re leaving nothing to chance. → Read More