A 22‑year‑old man has been arrested and charged after a Texas City shooting left one man dead. Police identified the victim and ask the public for tips.

Pride Houston moved its 48th annual festival and parade to June 6, 2026, to avoid clashes with the FIFA World Cup and to expand events across June.

A Dec. 7 shoplifting at a Westheimer store escalated into an aggravated robbery after an employee confronted a suspect. HPD released surveillance and is seeking tips.

An 18-wheeler driver was critically wounded Wednesday on the I-69 feeder near Garrett Road; the Harris County Sheriff said the driver was shot by another motorist and is in surgery.

HeyTea quietly opened two Houston shops last year; the Coconut Mango Boom and brown-sugar milk tea have already become local favorites. Lines still form, especially on weekends.

A 7-year-old girl is recovering from a leg gunshot wound after a shooting in Harris County. She's in stable condition; the investigation is ongoing with no charges yet filed.

A body was found in Buffalo Bayou, Houston, with the circumstance of death undetermined. Police and Fire Departments are investigating the first such case of the year.

Texas Game Wardens cited three anglers for various fishing and safety violations on the Neches River, including exceeding crappie limits and lacking safety equipment.

A 16-year-old was arrested for a vehicle burglary; the incident was resolved quickly by deputies, highlighting local law enforcement's commitment to fighting property crime.

A domestic dispute at South Lake Villas sparked a blaze that damaged 13 units and left one building irreparably harmed. Authorities say a woman faces reckless-arson charges and dozens were displaced.

Harris County investigators say a Florida woman set up fake GoFundMe and Spotfund pages using the name of Camp Mystic counselor Chloe Childress. She’s charged with two counts of online impersonation and is wanted.

A man was left critically injured after a late‑night shooting in a Denton Street parking lot. Police say the shooter returned after an earlier assault; investigation is ongoing.

Texas officials warn of mystery seed packets that may pose ecological risks and disrupt agriculture. Over 1,100 packets have been found since February 2025, with potential ties to brushing scams and the risk of introducing invasive species.