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HOUSTON (AP) — Searchers have discovered a woman's body in a wooded area of Houston.

Police are trying to identify the body located Monday night by volunteers with Texas EquuSearch.

Relatives of 48-year-old Norma Jean Scott had asked group members to help look for the woman, who's been missing since Thursday.

Frank Black with Texas Equusearch says volunteers are not sure if the body they found is the missing woman.

Officer J.C. Padilla says police were contacted after the body was located in an overgrown vacant lot.

An autopsy has been ordered.

HOUSTON (AP) — Houston police say a dispute over one dancer bumping another led to gunfire that left three men dead and three women wounded.

Police on Tuesday appealed to the public to provide information in the search for the gunman.

Police say the incident began early Sunday inside Club ICU then moved to the parking lot where a fight broke out.

Police spokesman John Cannon says the initial dispute was over one woman bumping the other while both were on the dance floor.

Police identified the three men who died as 38-year-old Gilbert Kibble, 22-year-old Curtis Stewart and 26-year-old Felipe Castillo. Names of the three women who were wounded haven't been released.

Cannon says police are trying to determine whether the two women who originally argued were among the three injured females.

CIBOLO, Texas (AP) — Authorities say 11 students and the driver of a South Texas school bus have been slightly hurt when the vehicle was hit by a pickup truck.

Police in Cibolo (SEE'-boh-loh) say the bus was struck from behind Tuesday morning. The injured were transported to a hospital to be checked out.

No one was immediately charged in the accident involving a bus from the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District. Officials say the bus carried more than 30 students from Dobie Junior High School in Cibolo, about 20 miles northeast of San Antonio.

Details on the pickup driver weren't immediately released.

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — The head of Iran's navy says the country aims to put its warships in international waters off the U.S. coast "in the next few years."

The comments Tuesday from Admiral Habibollah Sayyari on state TV are part of Iran's response to Washington's beefed up naval presence in the Persian Gulf.

The U.S. Navy's 5th fleet is based in Bahrain — across the gulf from Iran — and the U.S. plans maritime war games later this month.

Iran has made similar claims in the past that its ships could soon sail into international waters off the U.S. coast.

Tehran and Washington have been in odd over Tehran's nuclear ambitions that the West suspects it has aimed at weapon. Iran denies the charge.

DARIEN, N.Y. (AP) — Authorities say a 35-year-old man tried to swallow several counterfeit $50 bills after he was caught trying to use the bogus money at a western New York amusement park.

The Genesee (JEN'-uh-see) County Sheriff's Office says deputies were called to Darien Lake Theme Park and Resort on Sunday night after Larry Jones, of Buffalo, bought french fries with a $50 bill.

Deputies say a park employee determined the bill was counterfeit and called security. While being taken away, deputies say Jones stuffed five counterfeit bills into his mouth and tried to eat them.

Security officers retrieved the bills before Jones swallowed them.

Jones was charged with possessing a forged instrument and tampering with evidence and sent to the county jail with no bail. It couldn't be determined if he had a lawyer.