HAVE YOU SEEN HIM? Officers are looking for the man in this image. He's accused of beating Pedro Munive to death.

An attorney says those brightly colored pills you find at corner stores could injure a man to the point of needing penile replacement surgery.

Gumaro Munoz "Romeo" Campos, 29, is accused of selling alcohol to a teen driver involved in a deadly crash that killed two high school students.

'DON'T SCREAM': A woman is speaking to ABC13 after a chilling encounter with two armed robbers in SW Houston.

The class of Gridiron Legends will add six more inductees this year.

Alvin family honors little girl's request to send not to Mommy in Heaven

Memorial Hermann Health System has named Dr. Benjamin Chu as its new president and CEO, replacing Dan Wolterman, who announced his retirement in October and has served as CEO since 2002. Chu currently serves as the executive vice president of Oakland, California-based Kaiser Foundation Hospitals and Health Plan Inc. and group president for Kaiser Permanente Southern California and Georgia. He manages the health plan and hospital operations for 14 hospitals and 237 medical offices which services?

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner shared his views on Houston's energy-related job losses and on the city's role in stemming the blood flow.

When I was a little girl, I knew when it was rodeo season ? not because I was patiently awaiting the deep-fried everything and playing with goats at the petting zoo, which I definitely was ? but because on the Friday before the rodeo rolled out, I was dressed Texan to a T. I'd have tiny cowboy boots with a matching hat and a bandana around my neck; and a few years, my mom handmade my Western wear. While I might not still have her as my personal clothier, she instilled the tradition in me just?

Human communication is complex, but the first thing that comes to mind when we hear the word ?communication? is often spoken or written words. However, the words we speak and hear are just one way we communicate, and some studies show that most of our communication takes place through other means. Humans communicate in many different ways, such as verbal, nonverbal, body language and artistic communication, which is through images or music. The way we communicate with people affects all aspects?

Houston has many different chambers of commerce that identify with different geographic regions and demographics. Beginning this spring, the LGBT community will have one as well. Roughly 3.3 percent of the Greater Houston area identifies as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, according to a recent Gallup poll, but there is no chamber of commerce that represents and promotes LGBT-owned businesses, said Tammi Wallace, co-chair of the steering committee. "There's an LGBT chamber of commerce in?

Schouest, Bamdas, Soshea and BenMaier PLLC has merged with Houston-based law firm Fitzhugh & Elliott PC, effective Feb. 16, according to a statement. The two Houston-based firms will keep both of their offices, one in the Energy Corridor and the other in downtown Houston. The firm will retain the SBSB name and will have 31 lawyers, according to Susan Schmaeling, a spokeswoman for the firm. Thomas Fitzhugh and John Elliott will be partners at SBSB, the statement said. "This merger deepens and expands?

Texas A&M (2-2) took a step back under the first-year coach on Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium, but then plenty of teams have looked bad against top-ranked Alabama (4-0). The Aggies are the latest, after the Crimson Tide dominated A&M 45-23.

Mike Fast, the Astros' director of research and development, said Friday he has left the organization.

Carlos Correa was shut down for the remainder of the Astros' final regular-season home stand.

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A pair of new schools debuting varsity football teams this year ? Klein Cain and Bridgeland - had big games on Friday night against district counterparts. The first-ever meetings didn't go too well. Klein beat Klein Cain 55-21. Bridgeland fell to Cypress Ranch 52-10.

Devon Achane's first score ensured the game went to overtime, despite Garrison Johnson's 18-yard TD run with 1:13 left in regulation, and the second sealed a dramatic 52-51 win over the Mavericks at Freedom Field.

Review one lawyer's fight vs. Harris County probation officials.

Asian-American professionals discussed Saturday how the community is increasingly targeted in economic espionage investigations with attorneys, educators and the Houston FBI. The day-long forum, held at the Crowne Plaza near Sugar Land, addressed the community?s concerns of being disproportionately targeted for federal investigations of economic espionage, or when an individual steals trade secrets to make money. ?If you are an ethnic Chinese in the technology industry, there is more opportunity for you to be flagged,? Nelson Dong, partner and head of Dorsey & Whitney?s National Security Law Group, told the crowd of over 100.

Ronald and Nancy Reagan?s daughter writes how it?s important to understand how memory works in a traumatic event.

The donations trickled in slowly in the early afternoon Saturday at the George R. Brown Convention Center, but Bill Baldwin, wearing a Houston Strong T-shirt, was unfazed. This is just the beginning. At the request of Mayor Sylvester Turner, Baldwin was helping to spearhead an effort this weekend to collect donations to send to Columbia, South Carolina, for victims of Hurricane Florence. Coincidentally, Turner planned before the storm to travel there this week for a meeting with the U.S. Conference of Mayors. The group expects to continue receiving donations between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday. (If interested, drive down Chartres St. and look for the loading ramp sign.

Opening arguments set to begin Monday in the unusual trial of a Houston man accused of causing four separate wrecks in one day in 2015, including two fatal crashes that killed a child and an elderly homeless man. Blaine Boudreaux, 38, is accused of causing four wrecks while intoxicated on April 26, 2015. Along with two minor wrecks, Boudreaux is accused of the fatal hit-and-run of a homeless man on the roadside near the University of Houston, and then killing a 6-year-old boy by broadsiding the car he was riding in. The trial could last a month because of limited courtroom availability after Hurricane Harvey.

The Army Corps of Engineers this week began dredging the west fork of the San Jacinto River in a FEMA-funded project to remove sediment washed into the waterway by Hurricane Harvey. Crews are focusing on a two-mile area near the West Lake Houston Parkway Bridge and aim to remove 1.8 million cubic yards of sediment. "The dredge is on station and working to remove debris to help reduce flood risks," Army Corps engineer Alton Meyer said in a statement. Work was scheduled to begin last week, but rainy weather forced the Corps to delay the project. The Corps is asking recreational boaters to stay clear of the operation, and watch out for debris removal pipelines and pumps in the river.