Houston Premium Outlets faced a theft where $1,805 worth of sunglasses were stolen. The suspect is unidentified and at large. Authorities request public assistance.

A deputy arrested Jason McCarthy for continuous child sexual assault in Harris County after an open warrant from Hunt County. The Constable's Office promotes the “C4 NOW” app for community safety updates.

Federal inmate Juan Arturo Mendoza is indicted for assaulting two officers, potentially facing 20 years if convicted. The incident is part of Operation Take Back America.

The owner of Trump Burger is suing the landlord of its Kemah location, alleging illegal seizure and operation of the restaurant, misuse of the brand, and issues regarding a liquor license transfer.

The CEO of Gardner Capital apologized for a lengthy elevator outage at a senior living facility and vowed to address the issue, with one elevator fixed and another pending repair. He also plans to discuss compensation with city leaders.

Chad Wilson was arrested in Harris County on felony theft charges and DWI, awaiting court in the 232nd District.

Federal prosecutors have indicted four individuals—three bail bondsmen and a former deportation officer—for allegedly exchanging cash to remove ICE detainers from immigration detainees.

A Louisiana felon was sentenced to 57 months for illegal firearm possession after law enforcement found guns and drugs in his car during a traffic stop.

An electrical malfunction caused an accidental house fire in Alief, hospitalizing one person and displacing a family, with Houston Fire Department responding.

Houston police are investigating a fatal car crash that killed a 20-year-old man on North Freeway; details are limited as the investigation continues.

Houston anticipates higher temperatures and Saharan dust, causing heat and haze, with a possibility of thunderstorms and a clear Independence Day, while monitoring potential tropical disturbances.

A 19-year-old man drowned in a lake in northwest Harris County, despite search and recovery efforts by local authorities using sonar technology. His identity has not been disclosed.

Houston forecasts a hot and hazy July with isolated thunderstorms, a high near 92°F, and a heat index up to 101°F. Saharan dust will cause hazy skies and potentially worsen air quality. Residents are also advised to monitor tropics activity.