A 13-year-old who stabbed a classmate at Gompers Elementary‑Middle School has been placed on probation after pleading no contest; prosecutors say the girl's mother supplied the pocketknife.

Quick response and lifesaving first aid from Precinct 4 deputies led to an arrest after a stabbing in northwest Harris County.

A Fresno truck driver pleaded not guilty March 30 after a Nov. 24 crash on U.S. Highway 20 east of Bend killed two newlyweds. ICE has lodged a detainer and a January 2027 trial is scheduled.

Harris County detectives say a Cypress man was arrested Monday after digital forensics tied him to alleged online child exploitation. Authorities say charges include possession of child pornography and online solicitation.

Two men were arrested outside Factory Town after police say they offered counterfeit $225 wristbands to EDM fans.

A 5-year-old was found unresponsive in a neighbor’s pool on the 900 block of Nancy Rose. CSI and detectives are investigating the drowning.

A federal complaint says a Colombian man used Grindr to drug older South Florida men, steal valuables and run up thousands on stolen cards.

Harris County deputies are searching for two men after a Saturday pickup break-in in the Amira community. Deputies say a backpack with an iPad and MacBook was stolen and investigators believe the pair are linked to other local burglaries.

A shooting on the 200 block of East 9th Avenue left one person critically injured and a person detained as Columbus police investigate. Detectives are canvassing the area for witnesses and video.

An appeals court refused to overturn a 46‑year, eight‑month sentence for a man convicted in a 2016 home‑invasion spree that touched Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and Downey.

Pedro Luis Diaz‑Castro was arrested after deputies say burglars cut power and stole about $100,000 in watches, jewelry and cash from a West Miami‑Dade home.

Milwaukee police released descriptions of two men who robbed a person near Teutonia and Hampton on March 21 and are asking residents to come forward with tips.

Melissa S. Jones was sentenced to 6–9 years after pleading guilty in the overdose death of Charles J. Rooks.