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.

Houston's Jurassic Extreme reported their trailer with walking dinosaur costumes stolen, offering a reward for their return. The business has previously experienced theft and relies on these costumes for events.

The Houston Police Department is rededicating its Southeast Patrol Station to honor Edward J. Stringfellow, a pioneering black officer, at a ceremony today with Police Chief Troy Finner and family attending.

Houston aims to revamp its skyline by converting underused office buildings into residential and mixed-use spaces, amidst a surplus of vacant properties and office market slump.

A man named Andrew Johnson was arrested for threatening children with a knife; no injuries were reported. Evidence included video footage and texts. His bond is set at $500.

The Katy ISD board voted 5-2 against hiring chaplains as counselors in schools, citing concerns over church-state separation and preferring existing secular mentorship programs.

Josue Reyes was arrested in Harris County for his third DWI after causing an accident on FM 1960 Road East with a BAC of 0.210, twice the legal limit.

Milo Harris was arrested for allegedly firing a gun during a disturbance and charged with Aggravated Assault and firearm possession as a felon. His bond is set at $75,000.

A fire severely damaged a store in South Union, but no injuries were reported. Fire departments responded quickly, with arson investigators seeking the fire's cause.

A doughnut shop in Spring, Texas, saw a surge in support after the owner defended it against a Facebook user's false claims, leading to increased sales and community backing.