Two arrested in Harris County for indecent exposure and false reporting following an incident with a delivery driver.

A convicted felon from Houston, Lenard Butler, has been sentenced to 37 months for illegally possessing a machine gun conversion device and a firearm.

A man was found shot in a vehicle outside a Fort Bend County store; the shooter is unknown and the victim's condition is currently undisclosed. Authorities are investigating and seeking information from the public.

A transformer fire at Pasadena's Air Liquide facility led to power loss and emergency response, but it was extinguished with no further risk reported. Traffic was affected but later restored.

A Houston community is holding a vigil for Landon Payton, a 14-year-old who died after a PE class emergency, amidst unresolved questions about the incident and the school's response.

A woman died following a major crash in the Aldine area, leading to the closure of the intersection at John F. Kennedy Blvd and Lauder Road for investigation.

Sugar Land introduces a microtransit service as part of its Mobility Master Plan, funded by a $1.2 million grant, offering on-demand rides and aiming to expand based on the pilot's success.

Two suspects, Melisa Aparicio Vergara and Hamza Abdullah, have been arrested for a March shooting at 400 Richmond Avenue, facing aggravated assault charges.

A suspect was charged with aggravated assault in an early morning shooting in Houston that wounded a man. The 41-year-old suspect admitted involvement and was detained near the crime scene.

A woman was found dead in a Houston apartment, sparking a homicide investigation. One person is in custody, but details on the death and the suspect are sparse.

A Spring resident pleaded guilty to embezzling over $900,000 from an HVAC company and could face 20 years in prison.

Sugar Land proposes a $350 million bond for civic upgrades, including public safety and infrastructure, with a potential property tax increase. The bond will be voted on in November.

Harris County may relaunch its guaranteed income initiative as Uplift Harris 2.0 with modifications to meet legal challenges, offering pre-loaded spending cards to selected households.