A local hospital is treating a woman who was hit by a vehicle. Her condition is critical. The incident occurred in north Harris County, and authorities are investigating. It happened on a major road, FM-1960, near a freeway. Details about the driver involved are not available, and the incident is still being looked into. For more information, readers can check the original story from KPRC 2.
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