SUMMARY: Grimes County Sheriff’s Office has arrested 45-year-old ELO Dean Gonzalez for allegedly stabbing two people with a machete. The attack occurred Sunday night at a mobile home near Highway 30, leaving a male victim in critical condition. The female victim’s condition is still being assessed. Gonzalez, the ex-boyfriend of the female victim, broke into their home, leading to the violent confrontation. He fled but was apprehended approximately 250 miles away in Corpus Christi five hours later. Investigators are continuing to gather information on the victims’ conditions and the motive behind the attack.

A man accused of stabbing two people with a machete in Grimes County was arrested in Corpus Christi, according to the sheriff’s office.

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Dylan Federico takes a look at the chance of storms Sunday night and Monday morning, before looking ahead to the rest of the week.

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SUMMARY: Residents near the Case Solve chemical plant in Channelview were alarmed by reports of a strong, strange odor, prompting concerns for their safety. Firefighters and environmental workers responded, but homeowners felt left in the dark about the situation. An environmental health director assured that air quality tests showed safe levels, attributing the odor to a reacted chemical used in personal care products. Local residents were unaware of previous emissions issues or that they may have been exposed to harmful chemicals. State Senator Carol Alvarado plans legislation to enhance monitoring and penalties for chemical plants. The area has since reopened, with no threat reported.

People who live near a Channelview chemical plant say they noticed a strange, metallic smell Saturday morning. They called KPRC 2 News when firefighters on-scene at the K-Solv chemical plant wouldn’t tell them what was causing the smell.

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