A man, Kurt Chase, falsely claimed to be an FBI agent during a disturbance in an Uber and is now wanted for impersonating a public servant after missing his court date.

A Texas trooper is in critical condition after a suspected DUI driver hit him during a traffic stop. The incident led to a temporary highway closure for investigation.

Former Texas City Commissioner Dee Ann Haney faces a DWI charge, risking her probation conditions from a prior criminally negligent homicide conviction.

A Houston man received a 65-year sentence for fatally shooting his wife after years of domestic abuse. The victim had recorded her final moments, contradicting the husband's claim of self-defense.

The Texas DPS issued a cease-and-desist to Flock Safety over its license plate readers, claiming the company operates without the proper license. Flock Safety is working to remedy the situation.

Tony Buzbee files a lawsuit on behalf of over 50 individuals accusing Sean "Diddy" Combs of sexual assault, with many plaintiffs allegedly minors at the time.

Michael Galvan, ex-VP of RodeoHouston, pleads guilty to wire fraud and might get 20 years in prison. He used his company to defraud investors of $2.8M.

Ex-Houston officer Gerald Goines was found guilty of felony murder after a 2019 drug raid that left two people dead.

Houston voters will decide on a $4.4 billion bond for HISD school upgrades without raising property taxes, despite skepticism about HISD's fiscal management.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit against ExxonMobil, claiming the company misled the public about plastic recycling and contributed to pollution.

Chevron is moving its headquarters from California to Texas, citing conflicts with California's energy policies. They're investing in education in Houston, where their new base will be, as part of their commitment to workforce development.

HISD officials are addressing safety concerns in schools, considering metal detectors, re-evaluating the cell phone policy during emergencies, and increasing patrol officer visibility.

Anthony Williams was arrested for aggravated assault on a public servant after brandishing a knife at a deputy in a Walmart disturbance. His bond is set at $60,000 by the 487th District Court.