Texas DMV has tightened vehicle registration ID requirements, which now strictly require valid, unexpired photo IDs, impacting dealerships, tax offices, and undocumented immigrants.

Asjia McDonald was arrested after a traffic stop in Harris County for an outstanding assault warrant, with a bond set at $100. Constable Herman's Office highlighted the event and promoted community safety awareness.

A man died after getting trapped in a donation box in Harris County, despite calling 911 and receiving a quick response. His predicament highlights the dangers of accessing these boxes.

State grants steer more than $120M to Houston hospitals, startups and prevention programs in CPRIT's latest round.

Texas faces a deadly EHV-1 outbreak among horses, with closings and event cancellations as officials and owners respond to contain the highly contagious virus.

Homero Reyes was arrested and charged for a Houston shooting where HPD Officer J. Parker was wounded. The officer returned fire and received treatment, later being released from the hospital. The investigation is ongoing.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the TDHCA for allegedly restricting religious organizations from accessing public funds for housing services, claiming it infringes on religious liberty.

Deputies arrested Tiffany Smith for trespassing and possession of methamphetamine at a Houston shopping area as reported by Constable Mark Herman's Facebook page.

A pedestrian was killed on the 2700 block of Quitman; HPD says the driver, a 16‑year‑old, remained at the scene and detectives are investigating.

A flight to Phoenix was diverted to Houston due to fumes on board; five were hospitalized out of caution. The cause of the fumes is under investigation.

A deputy arrested a suspect with two active warrants during a traffic stop for an expired tag in Harris County, as announced by Constable Mark Herman's Office.

Newton County deputies arrested 45 people and seized $74,000 in an alleged dogfighting bust, rescuing two dogs and towing vehicles with drugs and firearms.

Aiden Prause, 18, turned himself in for the hit-and-run death of 77-year-old cyclist Fidel Estrada in Galveston. He's charged with a felony and bail is set at $100,000.