A woman was arrested for theft at a Houston Target after attempting to steal over $329 in merchandise, with swift action from Constable deputies leading to the recovery of the goods.

A man was arrested at a McDonald's after threatening staff; he also had outstanding warrants. The police responded quickly and both individuals involved were detained.

Two Mexican nationals were indicted in Texas for an alleged scheme to produce fake immigration documents, risking up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

Two men were arrested in Harris County for felony theft after deputies found them with over $3,000 worth of stolen construction tools and marijuana in their vehicle.

A severe fire destroyed up to 12 units in a Harris County apartment complex; despite no injuries, many are displaced with investigations on the cause ongoing.

Law enforcement apprehended Jenny Nguyen accused of stealing $140 worth of goods after a quick response to a theft report at a Kuykendahl Road business.

Broderick Rax was charged with felonies after being shot by Houston police during a scuffle. He's hospitalized and accused of firearm and drug possession.

A Houston man accused of kidnapping a woman was freed on bond, wearing a GPS monitor and under curfew, while his attorney claims a consensual relationship.

Houston is under a wind advisory with gusts up to 40 mph until 6 p.m. The cold front brought strong winds and lower temperatures, with chills near freezing. Conditions are to improve by Wednesday, but storms may follow Thursday into Friday.

Onalaska, Texas faced a tornado warning, reliving memories of a 2020 EF-3 tornado that killed three. Officials report extensive damage with 173 homes destroyed, as the community braces for recovery.

A high-speed crash in Houston involving a Tesla has resulted in the death of the driver and non-fatal injuries to its passenger, with no harm to the occupants of another vehicle involved.

A Laredo man, Kevin Ramirez, has been indicted for distributing fentanyl, resulting in death, and possession with intent to distribute. He faces a minimum of 20 years to life in prison if convicted.

Douglas A. Williams, Jr. is appointed as the new FBI chief for the Houston division, succeeding the previous agent who moved to New York. Williams has a background in various crime-fighting roles.