Constable's deputies arrested Alejandro Ixcolestacuy for his second DWI after a traffic stop confirmed his intoxication and revealed a past DWI conviction and active warrant.

A woman in Houston was robbed by a man claiming she hit his dog with her car; he broke her window and stole money. Police seek information on the suspect, who fled in a white Ford truck.

Officers detained Chance Watts at an apartment disturbance, who had a felony warrant for drug possession with intent to deliver. His bond was set at $50,000. The precinct promotes its "C4 NOW" app for community updates.

Houston celebrates DJ Screw Day on June 27th, honoring the pioneer of the "chopped and screwed" genre, with events like freestyle music, car shows, and SCREWFEST.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the federal reapproval of the Healthy Texas Women Medicaid waiver until 2030, ensuring access to women's health services.

William Peterson is appointed as Texas Solicitor General, succeeding Aaron Nielson, who returns to academia. Peterson, an experienced lawyer, clerked for Justice Clarence Thomas and served at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius.

Houston is introducing two new charter schools, with a rise in students preferring charters over traditional Houston ISD (HISD) schools, but a recent slight decrease in this trend reflects a diversification of educational choices.

The Houston Fire Department rescued a man from a house fire in southwest Houston early Friday morning, transporting him to the hospital; the cause of the fire is under investigation.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo hinted at a forthcoming announcement regarding her 2026 electoral plans, amidst financial considerations and the entrance of other candidates.

Benjamin Rivera pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence related to Samuel Olson's death and may face 10-20 years in prison. He helped conceal Olson's body after the boy was killed.

A freeway standoff involving an armed woman caused both directions of the North Freeway near Cypresswood Drive to shut down, with police urging commuters to avoid the area.

Texas bans lab-grown meat with new law set for 2025, drawing criticism from industry advocates and approval from cattle raisers concerned with safety and long-term health effects.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill allocating $1.5 billion to enhance the state's film and TV incentives, aiming to make Texas a major production hub.