A Texas man guilty of assaulting officers during the Capitol riots is sentenced to a year of weekends in jail.

Thieves in Houston are climbing cell towers to steal copper wire, leading to service disruptions and risking their safety. Authorities and telecom companies are working to combat the thefts which also affect emergency services.

A flare at the Shell Chemical plant in Deer Park, Texas, following a power outage, is expected to last a week. The effect on locals and specifics of chemicals burned have raised concerns, but Shell asserts no community threat.

Houston prepares for a near-total solar eclipse on April 8, with events at Space Center Houston and the Houston Museum of Natural Science, plus festivities in Dallas for the cosmic event.

A traffic stop in Harris County led to the arrest of Adrionne Richard after she provided false identification and assaulted deputies. She faces charges for interfering with public duties.

A Missouri City man was sentenced to 162 months in prison for a $1.5 million fraud and identity theft spree involving lavish spending on jewelry and hotels.

A fire broke out in a Houston apartment on March 20, with no injuries reported. Firefighters responded promptly and the cause is under investigation by HFD Arson units.

Houston activist Steven Hotze faces a trial delay due to evidence disputes and lawsuits against the Texas Senate's gag order in impeachment proceedings.

An audit in Conroe, Texas, revealed $155K in untracked hotel tax spending, leading to city scrutiny and changes in financial oversight, while United Airlines introduced mile-sharing for frequent flyers.

Houston ISD's meeting saw protests over a new principal evaluation process, with Superintendent Mike Miles at the center of criticism despite insisting on its focus on student success.

Deputies arrested Ibrahim Sabeh for possessing 7.9 grams of methamphetamine after a traffic stop on Spring Stuebner Road, as reported by Constable Mark Herman. Charges are pending in court.

Authorities seek help identifying a robbery suspect who stole $600 at gunpoint from a Houston shop. The young man fled in a white Audi after the March 13 incident.

Houston receives a $43.4 million federal grant to improve walkability and flood resilience in Gulfton and Kashmere Gardens through the Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhoods program. Construction is set for Winter 2026.