Shanae Jordan-Stevens was arrested for a probation violation warrant concerning unauthorized vehicle use. Her bond is pending in the 209th District Court.

Houston prepares for "No Kings" protests against Trump administration's authoritarian actions, anticipating traffic disruptions and emphasizing non-violence.

Sgt. Hall from Precinct 4 helped an elderly couple who were lost for hours by escorting them safely back home, showcasing exceptional empathy and service.

Houston police are investigating a shooting on Harwin Drive that resulted in one woman's death and two men's injuries. Ronnie D. Mitchell faces charges as the community seeks justice.

The TABC is investigating reports of possible liquor contamination at Bedrock Tavern in Cypress after customers fell ill. The bar acted swiftly, contacting authorities and removing the bottle in question.

Houston police are investigating a fatal shooting of an 18-year-old male at an apartment complex on Coke Street. The victim's identity and shooter remain unknown.

Family of slain mechanic Hector Vasquez seeks answers from HPD on the shooting spree by a felon, questioning gun access and the lack of communication.

A school bus collision in Montgomery County resulted in the hospitalization of eight students. The incident occurred at FM 2854 and Mail Rt Road, with lanes closed for investigation. Details remain unclear regarding the cause and vehicles involved.

Santa Fe Police Department warns of needles found in candy after a homecoming parade, urging parents to check their children's sweets and report any issues.

Constable Mark Herman's deputies arrested a man for DWI in Harris County after field sobriety tests and a warrant-obtained blood draw confirmed intoxication.

Houston parents face child neglect charges after allegedly leaving their infant unattended on a Florida beach. The child was alone for an hour before authorities were contacted.

A man shot his girlfriend and then himself in west Harris County; the girlfriend is critically injured, and the shooter is dead. The incident is under investigation.

Governor Abbott appointed Mark Varhaug and three others to the Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists, with Varhaug as chair, effective until 2031.