Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a February 21 convenience store robbery in Houston. A man caused a scene over payment, stole cash, and fled. A $5,000 reward is offered for information.

Katy ISD community members are calling for policy changes on book banning and transgender student rights following the election defeat of board president Victor Perez.

Driver, Serafin Guadarrama, faced his third DWI charge after being found asleep in traffic and refusing sobriety tests, leading to his arrest in Harris County.

Matthew Thrash from Lufkin, Texas, pleaded guilty to wire fraud charges, admitting to fraudulent schemes that defrauded victims of roughly $9.17 million. He faces up to 30 years in prison.

A car with a broken axle was towed by an SUV with a chain on Houston's North Loop, causing it to swerve uncontrollably. The incident ended without towing citations but led to an arrest on an unrelated warrant.

A Harris County deputy was hospitalized after a non-fatal car crash while responding to a call. Another driver suffered a shoulder injury but wasn't charged. The investigation continues.

Former Turkey Leg Hut co-owner Lynn Price is seeking dismissal of his federal arson case, claiming his right to a fair trial was violated due to a conflict of interest with his former attorney.

Five members of a Houston family died in a head-on collision on I-45 in Leon County when a Dodge pickup crossed the median and struck their Ford F-150. The Dodge driver was seriously injured.

A head-on collision on I-45 near Conroe resulted in a car fire, one fatality, and three injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident.

A woman was killed in a Houston shootout, reportedly hit by gunfire not intended for her. Authorities are seeking public assistance in the investigation.

Jordan Oneal was arrested for throwing a rock at Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, injuring an elderly woman, and is charged with felony injury and misdemeanor.

Texas lawmakers are discussing House Bill 168 to close a loophole allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to marry and potentially annul such existing marriages.

Milton C. Alford, Houston's first Black firefighter, passed away at 97. He served in the city's fire department for nearly 27 years and was honored as a pioneer who broke racial barriers.