Heavy rains in Southeast Texas lead to Houston-area floods, causing road closures and delays, with several water rescues reported. Authorities urge caution as the wet weather is expected to continue into the weekend.

Over 50 Houston residents have been charged in a vast bail bond fraud by the FBI, with some key individuals released on unsecured bail, highlighting the system's inconsistencies.

A multi-vehicle crash on the North Freeway in Houston resulted in one fatality and several damaged vehicles; drivers cooperated with the police, and no intoxication was found.

Anthony Samuel was arrested for allegedly stealing over $284 worth of merchandise from a Target in north Houston on July 21, 2024. The goods were recovered and returned after his arrest.

Houston police seek Terryl Richard and Trishia Perrault for questioning about Derrick Smith's fatal shooting at a motel in June. No charges yet; public's help requested.

Katy ISD is implementing a new policy where students will receive Chromebooks and restrict cell phone use during school hours to improve focus and mental health.

West Nile virus detected in Baytown, Texas, with no human cases reported. Residents are advised to follow prevention measures like using repellent and removing standing water.

Judge Kelli Johnson's caseload in Houston was reassigned after her arrest for DWI and other incidents, despite her remaining in office. Judge Johnson and other judges have not commented on the situation.

The Humble Independent School District board has voted to fire Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen, amid conflicts with the board and related legal issues.

Three individuals were charged by the Harris County Sheriff's Office for engaging in organized crime related to drug operations inside Harris County Jail.

Houston community is alarmed after Dana Magnusne, 62, was fatally stabbed in her backyard, with her son identifying her. The suspect is still at large.

Houston Police and Crime Stoppers seek public help in the 2020 murder case of Brittany Guidry, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of her unidentified killer.

Mayor John Whitmire changed the Montrose TIRZ board in Houston, affecting local development debates, including the contentious Montrose Boulevard redesign.