A Tamaulipas man was sentenced to nearly four years in prison for smuggling 25 kilograms of cocaine into the U.S.

A woman was charged with assault after a man was found shot in SW Houston. She confessed to the shooting at a hospital where she was treated for a head laceration.

Houston police will impound non-permitted pedicabs to address safety concerns, with October 1 set as the start for strict enforcement. Operators are urged to comply with city regulations.

Houston anticipates mixed weather, with a 50% chance of afternoon storms and a high of 91°F, followed by a cooler, less humid evening. A potential cold front may bring severe storms, while the week ahead promises sunnier conditions.

Two children were hit by vehicles on the same block in Harris County, with both accidents being investigated and having resulted in non-life-threatening injuries.

A Hidalgo man, Jesus Andres Tijerina, sentenced to 10 years for cocaine trafficking after pleading guilty; he played a supervisory role in the operation.

Luis Andres Serna pleaded guilty to child pornography production involving a 16-year-old pregnant girl and faces additional drug trafficking and human transportation charges.

The article describes a rise in cryptocurrency scams in Houston, with frequent fraudulent calls claiming missed jury duty. The FBI warns of fake crypto websites and the losses nationwide, urging caution and verification of suspicious claims.

CenterPoint Energy faces criticism over an $800 million lease for largely unused mobile generators, with termination options limited by contract, prompting scrutiny and calls for financial accountability.

A former FBI agent has pleaded guilty to stealing from homes during searches and to misuse of his government credit card. He faces sentencing and up to 10 years in prison.

A student at Lynn Lucas Middle School faces a felony charge for making terroristic threats against schools via Snapchat. The threats prompted increased security; the student lacked weapon access, and the investigation continues.

A Texas man was sentenced to 120 months in federal prison for meth trafficking, with 70 months for the first offense and 50 for a second, plus four years supervised release.

A man named Warren Del Unkefer was charged with murder after a fatal shooting at a Houston apartment complex, resulting in the death of 63-year-old Robert Culver.