Judge Lina Hidalgo of Harris County calls for stricter gun control following a shooting at Lakewood Church, advocating for policies like red flag laws.

Deputies arrested Glen Vaughan for soliciting on a Houston roadway, discovering he had 28 open misdemeanor warrants. He was booked into Harris County Jail.

Mayor John Whitmire makes appointments to the Houston Housing Authority commission, aiming to address the agency's financial issues and refocus on affordable housing.

An 11-year-old girl, Audrii Cunningham, has disappeared in Polk County, Texas, prompting an Amber Alert and a public plea for assistance in finding her.

Houston grocery stores, including H-E-B, to remain open on Presidents Day, while banks and federal offices close. UPS and most FedEx services will operate, USPS will not deliver mail.

Katy, Texas, is introducing new culinary options, including Hong Kong Food Street, Charley’s Cheesesteaks and Wings, and Taste of China, as well as Uncle Tetsu and Wushiland Boba at Katy Grand.

William Christopher Strickland, 37, faces assault charges for a violent incident with a family member that led to him being shot. The confrontation occurred in Houston on Valentine's Day.

Sheriff Ed Gonzalez discusses red flag laws and mental health measures in response to a shooting, highlighting a gun surrender program in Harris County for domestic violence cases.

A 65-year-old Huffman resident, Steve Howie Nelson, was sentenced to 15 years for child pornography offenses, with an added ten years of supervised release and mandatory sex offender registration.

Shenandoah secures $400,000 for right-of-way acquisitions, part of a larger $3.5 million I-45 and Research Forest Drive overhaul, with additional funding from a $60 million toll fund.

Constables in Harris County arrested Kimberly Lanier and Torrance Amos on Valentine's Day for theft and using a stolen vehicle, with both facing serious charges due to prior convictions.

Cruz Garcia was arrested in Harris County for his second DWI after failing sobriety tests conducted by deputies on February 11th. His bond was set at $1,500.

A fire caused $300,000 in damage to a Fort Bend County home, with no injuries reported. Firefighters protected $860,000 worth of property, the cause is under investigation.