The Galveston County Sheriff's Office reports 275 arrests and the recovery of 42 guns during Jeep Weekend, with increased law enforcement efforts compared to previous years.

Nineteen neglected dogs were rescued from a "dog house of horrors" in Katy, Texas. Authorities found the dogs in a derelict house with three other dogs deceased. An investigation is underway and a hearing will determine the animals' custody.

Enforcement at Jeep Weekend on Bolivar Peninsula increased, with over 160 arrests and 30 guns seized; traffic was tightly controlled and new rules imposed to prevent unruly behavior.

Humble Police Department investigates after a woman was fatally struck multiple times on the Eastex Freeway, with efforts to identify her and find those responsible ongoing.

A Spring couple was found dead with gunshot wounds in their home; authorities are investigating it as a double homicide with no suspects yet identified.

A pilot survived with minor injuries after their plane crashed due to engine failure in west Harris County; DPS located the wreckage and HPD secured the scene.

A man named John Mery was arrested for trespassing in North Harris County, where it was discovered he had two outstanding theft warrants, leading to a $20,006 bond.

A Houston man is suing Whataburger for $1 million after he was served an onion-inclusive burger despite his allergy, which resulted in a severe reaction requiring medical attention.

One person died and another was injured in a shooting at Hitchcock's Independent Missionary Village Apartments; suspect Jkwon Howard is in custody, charged with murder and assault.

Article reflects on Houston's recovery and tragic losses one year after the 2024 derecho, which caused vast damage and power outages, and led to community resilience.

Houston experiences record high temperatures with a forecast of mostly cloudy skies turning sunny and gusts up to 25 mph. Nights offer little relief with lows in the mid to high 70s.

Houston PD seeks help to locate Octavias Thompson, wanted for a December 2024 aggravated robbery and carjacking involving a security guard outside a meat market.

Houston homebuilder Brett Detamore was sentenced to 51 months in prison for wire fraud, after misusing $1.5 million in construction funds. He also faces a $2.3 million restitution payment.