The Montgomery County Constable's Office is withholding its chase policy after a fatal pursuit, leading to public debate over law enforcement transparency and accountability.

Meow Wolf opens an interactive art exhibit in Houston's Fifth Ward, featuring over 100 artists, with a focus on full sensory engagement and inclusivity.

Galveston Port partners with Norwegian Cruise Line for a new terminal, aiming to boost annual passenger numbers to 2 million by 2026 and stimulate economic growth through tourism and job creation.

A fire ravaged a commercial complex near Houston's Hobby Airport, with over 100 firefighters responding. The cause is under investigation, and airport operations were not affected.

Brittni Lynn was arrested for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon after an armed confrontation on Wunderlich Drive; she gained unauthorized home entry and was later detained by deputies.

A man was found deceased in a burned vehicle in northwest Houston; the cause of the fire is being investigated, with no foul play suspected currently.

Fort Bend County, Texas, prepares for early voting starting October 21st and addresses concerns over voter roll accuracy and election integrity ahead of the November general election.

Deputies arrested two juveniles after a foot chase involving a stolen vehicle at a Target store, with charges for unauthorized vehicle use and escape filed.

Rebees plans to revitalize GreenStreet in Houston with an "alleyway experience," updated office spaces, solar panels, and an aim for carbon net neutrality.

Eleven ex-Houston police officers, including Gerald Goines who was convicted of felony murder, were re-indicted for engaging in organized criminal activity related to an alleged overtime scheme.

Antonio Curo from Houston is charged with trafficking fentanyl linked to two deaths and must stay in custody as he is deemed a danger and flight risk.

Taral Patel, Democratic candidate for Fort Bend County Commissioner, faces his ninth indictment this year for allegedly harassing an individual via email.

The Houston City Council has unanimously decided to keep the city's tax rate at $0.519190 per $100 of taxable value despite budget concerns from storm damage.