Rapper Scarface is hospitalized again, as indicated by an Instagram post showing him in a hospital bed. The nature of his illness is unconfirmed, but he has a history of health issues, including a past battle with COVID-19 and a kidney transplant.

NASA astronauts will return on SpaceX Crew Dragon as Boeing Starliner faces issues; NASA stresses safety in decision, and Boeing is committed to resolving technical problems.

Texas DPS Director Steve McCraw announced his retirement after a 15-year tenure, which encompassed operations like border security but was also marked by controversy, particularly in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting.

Local police are searching for a male suspect involved in a car break-in at a nail salon on Spring Stuebner Road, spotted in a white Chevrolet Impala.

Houston home builder Brett Detamore has pled guilty to wire fraud involving $1.5 million in construction funds.

Javier Aguilar, a former energy trader, pleaded guilty to bribery and money laundering charges related to securing contracts for Vitol Inc. He has agreed to forfeit over $7 million and faces prison.

A Union Pacific train hit an empty truck in Harris County with no injuries. Officials are investigating the incident which hasn't disrupted local traffic or train services.

K9 named Trex aided Harris County deputies in the seizure of 80,000-100,000 ecstasy pills. No arrests have been reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

Houston is under a heat advisory with heat index values up to 112°F. There's a slight chance of rain and thunderstorms today. The weather pattern of heat mixed with occasional rain is expected throughout the week.

Residents of Fort Bend are opposing a proposed concrete crushing plant due to environmental and health concerns, but the company plans to use mitigation measures.

Houston Fire Department responded to a blaze at a house on Keegans Ridge Road with no injuries reported; investigations continue into the fire's cause.

A Dallas man was sentenced to almost eight years in prison for his role in a fake Texas vehicle tag scheme after pleading guilty to wire fraud conspiracy.

Jacob Trevino was allegedly killed by repeat offender Thomas Briscoe in Harris County. Briscoe, reportedly out on bond, has been charged with murder and held on a $350,000 bond.