Two suspected drunk drivers struck Harris County patrol cruisers in Humble during traffic control at FM‑1960; a sergeant was treated for minor injuries and both drivers were arrested.

John Whitmire promised 200 state troopers in 2023, but Harris County trooper assignments fell from 135 in 2020 to about 122 in 2025 even as Abbott announced a task force.

Serial thief Sidney Green was arrested at a Target by Harris County deputies for stealing $80 worth of goods, with prior convictions leading to a felony charge. His bond was set at $10,000.

Road rage in Harris County led to a woman being shot after Franklin Alvarado, accused of aggressive driving, fired a shotgun. He faces assault charges but disputes the claims.

A man was struck and killed Friday night on FM 1960 near Highway 249 in Willowbrook; police say the driver fled and investigators have a possible lead.

Two suspects were caught stealing $100,000 worth of communication equipment after burglarizing an AT&T building, potentially impacting emergency services.

Elmer Wayne Henley, involved in the 1970s Houston killings, was denied parole by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles and won’t be eligible again until 2035.

Six theft suspects fled police in Houston, leaving a baby in their vehicle; four were caught while two escaped. The incident linked to a store heist, occurred in The Heights. Authorities and CPS are caring for the infant.

Two men died from gunshot wounds in a west Houston shooting, with HPD investigating the incident as a result of an argument. No suspects or victim identities have been released yet.

A body, believed to be of a missing jet skier, has been found in Harris County following a two-day search after he fell into the water and struggled without a life vest.

Gabriel Menefee is charged with the murder of Jaylon Ward in a Houston hotel, with an additional suspect, Kaleb Bates, charged with auto theft related to the incident.

AG Ken Paxton sues Galveston Independent School District for not displaying the Ten Commandments, asserting adherence to Texas law (SB 10) and declaring America a "Christian nation".

The 14th Court of Appeals ordered a new hearing for AJ Armstrong's motion for a new trial, considering concerns about a prosecution witness and disclosure of information.