An elderly woman was robbed in a "jugging" incident after leaving a Wells Fargo Bank in Houston; suspects followed her and stole her purse in her apartment parking lot.

Heather Warren was detained for allegedly threatening people with a knife; authorities swiftly handled the situation without further risk. She faces charges and a $10,000 bond.

In Houston, stores like Walmart and Trader Joe's are open for Easter 2025, while Target and Costco are closed. Fast-food chains vary in hours, and postal and bank services are affected by the holiday.

A multi-motorcycle crash on I-35W near Fort Worth injured 21 people, with four critical. A tire blowout caused the accident, resulting in some motorcycles catching fire. Southbound lanes were closed for response efforts.

Thieves caught on camera stealing puppies and merchandise from a Houston pet store; community tips lead to the return of puppies, but turtle and items still missing. Store enhances security in response.

A wanted individual, Timandra Cooper, was arrested for an outstanding assault warrant during a routine traffic stop by Harris County deputies, as reported by Constable Mark Herman's Office.

The Alief Family YMCA in Houston is closing on May 30 due to funding cuts, which also led the YMCA of Greater Houston to reduce its workforce by 2.7%.

The Great Elephant Migration exhibit in Houston raises awareness for wildlife coexistence using sculptures made from invasive plants.

Chef Nick Wong and Lisa Lee opened Agnes and Sherman in Houston, offering Asian American cuisine with a personal twist at the former Alice Blue location.

A collision on Sam Houston Tollway in Harris County involving a sedan and an 18-wheeler caused a lumber spill and significant traffic delays. There were no major injuries reported.

Three individuals were stabbed following a road rage incident in northwest Harris County, with no arrests yet made. Details and victim conditions are currently unclear.

An FBI agent shot a machete-armed woman in south Houston during authorized activities; she was hospitalized, condition unknown. Eyewitnesses observed the incident, which will be investigated by the FBI's Inspection Division.

A man from Cherokee County was sentenced to 220 months in federal prison for his involvement in a methamphetamine drug trafficking conspiracy. His 75-acre property was also forfeited.