Mario Bernal was arrested for allegedly threatening Camp Cho-Yeh in Texas, where he is a former employee. He was apprehended without incident and faces terroristic threat charges.

An 18-wheeler caught fire on the Hardy Toll Road in Harris County, causing traffic delays as responders addressed the incident. No injuries were reported.

Deputies from Constable Mark Herman's Office apprehended a suspect using drone technology after responding to a disturbance at the Express Inn on the North Freeway.

One hospitalized after a non-fatal shooting at Burnett Bayland Park soccer field in Houston; details are scarce, and the investigation is ongoing. No arrests reported.

A man was arrested for DUI and illegal weapon possession after deputies noticed his damaged car on the Tomball Tollway. He failed sobriety tests and had a loaded AR-15. His bond was set at $200.

Houston faces a week of potential showers and thunderstorms with chances varying daily, highs near 90 degrees, and high humidity due to a shift in pressure systems.

Ex-Boling ISD board president Jerry James Svatek Jr. faces federal child pornography charges after an investigation involving over 100 videos on his phone.

The Southern District of Texas has charged 215 individuals with border-related crimes, including illegal reentry and human smuggling, as part of a crackdown on immigration offenses.

Early this morning, a high-speed chase in north Houston ended with a crash near I-45 and Beltway 8. Two suspects were arrested after trying to flee on foot, and one person was taken to the hospital in stable condition.

A Tomball teen accepted a plea deal for the shooting death of his brother, reducing the charge and avoiding jail for community supervision and classes.

Jayden Michael Roccaforte disrupted the National Speech and Debate Tournament, causing an evacuation; no injuries, weapons, or threats were reported. He was charged with disorderly conduct and drug possession. The event resumed after security checks.

A fire at a Harris County storage facility damaged 16 units; firefighters tackled the blaze and heat exhaustion. The cause remains under investigation.

Houston anticipates $314 million in federal aid for housing recovery post-disaster, with $50 million proposed for home repairs following community input. Funds will also support public facilities, but disbursement could start only by Spring 2026.