Warrants were issued after investigators say NRG Park attendants used personal card readers to pocket more than $200K from event parking, court records show.

Harris County faces a voter registration probe over the use of P.O. boxes as residential addresses, prompted by State Sen. Bettencourt and investigated by the Texas Secretary of State.

State officials opened an investigation after more than 150 voters were found registered at Houston UPS stores; Harris County has 30 days to respond. Oversight and funding cuts are possible.

A tenants' rights workshop at an HISD Sunrise Center paired judges, legal aid and school resources to help keep families housed and students in class. The court-led model aims to prevent eviction-related school disruptions.

A Honduran man is charged with smuggling 51 people, including two minors, inside a refrigerated produce trailer, discovered by a canine unit at a checkpoint.

Severe thunderstorms led to tornado warnings and a ground stop at Bush Airport in Houston, with weather forecasts predicting storms to move into the Gulf by early morning, followed by clearer conditions for Thanksgiving.

Two individuals were hospitalized following a shooting at a Houston apartment complex, with the incident possibly arising from a dispute between intoxicated neighbors.

Houston's weather remains unusually warm for late November, prompting discussions on climate change influences alongside a unique atmospheric condition.

Two men were arrested for stealing boots and beer from a Houston Walmart, with bonds set at $100 each; their arrests were shared on Constable Mark Herman's Facebook page.

Deputies in Harris County arrested Ryan Henderson for drug possession and outstanding traffic warrants after finding Oxycodone in his car during a traffic stop.

Two drivers, Casey Lee and Adam Henry, were arrested in Houston for alleged street racing after being observed by a deputy. They face charges of Racing on a Highway.

A man was shot in northwest Houston after masked suspects opened fire as he drove away. HPD says the motive is unknown and investigators are seeking tips.

Houston Police disrupted a funeral at an unlicensed funeral home during an identity theft probe, detaining the director and finding cremains but no bodies.