Sources via NBC News have confirmed the man who was behind the wheel and accused of driving a truck through a crowd of pedestrians gathered to celebrate New Year’s, News4JAX sister station KPRC in Houston reported.

Authorities are looking into what caused a helicopter to crash into a radio tower Sunday evening in Houston, killing four people, including a child.

On Monday, Dec. 26, we will present the Best of Solutionaries, a recap of a variety of Solutionaries episodes throughout the year

We'll answer questions about school safety.

The Graham Media Group Solutionaries series looks at voting rights in America.

The daughter of Eva Mireles, one of the teachers who was shot and killed Tuesday along with 19 students at an elementary school in Texas, penned a heartbreaking, yet heartwarming, letter to her mother, giving the world a look inside the soul of the woman being hailed as a selfless hero.

If you’re in the market for a new car, AAA is releasing its annual car guide Thursday, giving drivers an unbiased understanding of the latest automotive technology.

This information comes after hundreds of thousands of dollars were stolen from a safe at the church in 2014.

As law enforcement officers began their investigation after the chaos at NRG Park cleared, Astroworld concertgoers who returned to the scene Saturday described Friday night’s deadly concert.

HOUSTON – A Houston doctor helped restore a Lake City man’s quality of life after he suffered from a rare condition while being treated for COVID-19, News4Jax sister station KPRC reported. Macroglossia, a medical term for an enlarged tongue, it is extremely rare and uncomfortable. Jones, who lives in Lake City, was hospitalized for three weeks because of the coronavirus. AdDuring that time, his tongue became enlarged, making it hard to talk or eat. Jones can now talk and eat again, though the pressure of the enlarged tongue forced him to remove four bottom teeth.

A Whataburger customer caught a crazy scene on camera in a video posted on YouTube Saturday night: a small rodent that appears to be a mouse scampering around a Whataburger restaurant in Bastrop, Texas. The video begins by showing the animal near the fryer and then running behind some fry box containers. A woman who appears to be a Whataburger employee offers customers a refund for their food with a receipt. An employee is heard saying she doesn't know how to turn off the fryer. Whataburger released a statement about the incident:At Whataburger, cleanliness and food safety are top priorities for us.