Jerrell Andrews Jr. was apprehended in Harris County on active out-of-state felony warrants involving attempted murder and kidnapping by a joint law enforcement team, including K9 "Rambo Tom Ramsey." He awaits extradition in the Harris County Jail.

A student at Marshall Middle School was hospitalized after a medical emergency; the incident affected many at the school, and HISD is providing ongoing support.

A shooting near Texas schools led to temporary lockdowns; the suspect injured one person before the situation was contained and normal school activities resumed.

Two women allegedly stole perfumes and makeup worth $625.99 from an Ulta Beauty Store. They were captured on surveillance footage, and Constable Mark Herman's Office has appealed for public help to identify them.

Santa Fe ISD was ruled not liable in the Santa Fe High School shooting civil trial, despite emotional testimonies and debates over responsibility and negligence concerning the shooter's parents and the school district.

Houston confirms Noe Diaz as Police Chief and Tom Muñoz as Fire Chief, both bringing experience and a commitment to address staffing and public safety effectively.

Ashayla Davis was arrested at Foxwood's community pool after threatening someone and returning with a group to assault them. She was previously out on bond for a similar charge.

A deceased newborn boy was found in a trash bin by waste workers in northwest Harris County. The Sheriff's Office is investigating the case, with no further details released yet.

Two suspects charged with murder for a July fatal shooting at 5901 North Freeway, Houston; one arrested, one still sought.

Harris County's 2022 election review found no fraud, but charged ex-employee Darryl Blackburn with theft and tampering for mishandling ballot paper, attributed to personal gain, not political motives.

The FBI may investigate an alleged surrogacy scam in Houston involving SEAM's owner and misused funds, with courtroom drama revealing personal entanglements.

Darryl George appeals against his school district's hair policy, citing conflict with the CROWN Act, as the legal battle includes a sex discrimination claim but not racial discrimination.

Cuban national Mario Enrique Nerey-Valdivia was convicted of smuggling undocumented immigrants through a Texas checkpoint, facing up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.