A fatal collision occurred early Saturday morning. Details of the incident are sparse, but it is known that one driver was killed. This happened after a head-on crash with another vehicle that was traveling in the opposite direction.
The Harris County Sheriff's Office has information about the incident. They reported that the collision involved two drivers, one of whom died. Further details about the crash can be found through the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
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