Teens Killed in Car Accident off Loop 610 at Broad in Houston, TX
Harris County, TX — January 10, 2026, two teenagers were killed due to a single-vehicle car accident at around 2:30 a.m. along Loop 610.
Initial statements on the crash said that the accident happened along eastbound lanes of South Loop 610 near Broad Street and Exit 33 for Highway 35.
According to officials, a car was going eastbound along the freeway. It reportedly lost control, causing it to run off-road and crash into a highway sign. The vehicle caught fire.
Due to the accident, two 18-year-old passengers from the car were killed. The driver's condition is unclear right now. The cause of the crash also remains unconfirmed.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
I've seen a lot of people in the comments on news videos already jumping to conclusions here. I understand why, given the time of night and the few details authorities have made public. However, jumping to conclusions has never done good for victims or families. Right now, the focus should be on getting clear answers and preserving evidence. With each passing day, there's a risk of something important being lost, altered, or overlooked. So if authorities are able to tune out all the noise and focus on the facts, that would be good to hear. That said, if this crash needed attention from more experienced independent investigators, it would be far from the first time.
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