An 18-wheeler chase led by driver Richard Fundora ended after 12 miles when constable deputies apprehended him in North Houston; he faces charges for evading arrest.

Houston standoff ends with arrest of man, recovery of missing girl at Mustang Inn; suspect barricaded himself in room, was flushed out by SWAT with tear gas.

Fort Bend County Judge KP George faces two counts of money laundering; he turned himself in, with bail set at $10,000. Facing public mistrust, he claims innocence, insisting loaning personal funds to his campaign is lawful.

The U.S. government is seeking penalties against Walter Bius and his company for allegedly running illegal charter flights in violation of FAA regulations.

A Houston bank contractor admitted to diverting $8.6 million onto prepaid debit cards in a wire fraud scheme. She faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

An 11-year-old boy died after falling into Cypress Creek in Spring; his body was recovered after a search operation. The incident is under investigation.

Houston officials are investigating the death of a 68-year-old man who died from blunt head trauma, found unresponsive in a Montrose Boulevard parking lot.

The Houston Police are seeking public assistance to capture a stumbling robbery suspect involved in an armed incident at a local store on January 12, 2025.

Katy ISD is considering the Bluebonnet Learning curriculum, which integrates religious material into teaching, sparking debate about church-state separation.

President Trump announced new tariffs affecting global markets and trade, with investors alarmed as stocks plunged, retirement savings at risk, and potential higher costs for consumers.

Justin Berry, an Austin police officer indicted for his actions during 2020 protests but later cleared, confirmed to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement amid controversy.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced a $6.25 million initiative to support rural hospitals in the state, aimed at improving their financial stability and healthcare services.

Houston may reach near-record April heat with a high near 90 degrees, posing a slight risk of thunderstorms and gearing up for severe weather over the weekend.