Two men have been charged for the murder of Osvaldo Leyva on January 19 in Houston, with a suspect Kenneth Vasquez facing capital murder and a juvenile facing charges related to the incident.

Houston Police released a video to identify a suspect's vehicle involved in a shooting on Wilcrest Drive that left one man dead and another critically injured.

Michael C. Nichols is the potential new director of Houston's housing department, succeeding Keith Bynam, and focusing on affordable housing and rebuilding trust.

Two veteran officers, Ray Nolen and Jimmy Fullen, compete for the Galveston County sheriff's Republican nomination, each with different law enforcement approaches and priorities.

Houston man Salvador Maruri was arrested for DWI, his third offense, after driving on the wrong side of the road with a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit.

Police dog Mitch helped apprehend a suspect, Joseph Zezqueaux, who was charged with Evading Arrest in Harris County, Texas.

Barkbus, a mobile dog grooming service, is expanding to Houston, targeting areas with high dog populations after launching in Dallas. Its luxury vans offer convenient doorstep grooming with prices ranging from $130 to $350.

An AMBER Alert was reactivated in Missouri for a missing Houston baby with medical needs, last seen with his mother, Kamilah Johnson, at a Kansas City Walmart.

Protesters in Houston and El Paso demonstrate against Texas Senate Bill 4, fearing it will lead to discrimination and put the burden of immigration enforcement on local police.

Harris County officials prepare for a crucial meeting to discuss issues in the local jail, including overcrowding and staff shortages, in an effort to meet state safety standards and avoid further intervention.

Constables thwarted a burglary at a Houston farmers market, arresting two suspects and containing the situation promptly. Further details are pending an official release.

Two individuals were arrested for theft at a Texas Lowe's; one also faced a child endangerment warrant and meth possession charges, with law enforcement using a Taser during the arrest.

The HCSO has launched the Crime-Free Multi-Housing Program in Cypress Station to reduce crime and plans to expand it countywide, with a noted 29% drop in violent crime since implementation.