An 89‑year‑old veteran lost his longtime Houston home after a blaze. Family members say a nearby hydrant didn't work, renewing concerns about hydrant maintenance.

A Tuesday-night blaze ripped through a Dayton, Texas recycling yard, sending smoke across the Gulf Inland Logistics Park and triggering a five-mile shelter-in-place. Officials said no injuries were reported while crews fought the fire.

Two elderly residents were injured in an aggravated robbery in north Harris County; deputies with Precinct 4 say two masked suspects are being sought and the investigation is active.

Precinct 4 deputies set a perimeter near FM 1960 Road West at Mills Road while a drone and other units search for a man who fled a traffic stop. One person was detained.

Two former Harris County Tax Office employees and two business owners were charged after investigators say they processed nearly 200 fraudulent vehicle registrations at the Scarsdale branch.

Deputies found an adult woman dead inside a home on Grassy Creek Drive in west Harris County; CSI and homicide detectives are on scene. Officials have released few details.

Judge Natalia Cornelio will ask an Austin tribunal to overturn a public reprimand tied to a secretive transfer of death-row inmate Ronald Haskell for a brain scan.

Harris County Precinct 4 says deputies arrested a woman after a theft at an Academy store; officers say she had an open felony warrant from Florida.

Family of Elijah Edwards says the man charged in his killing tampered with an ankle monitor and violated bond conditions twice, yet the court left his bond unchanged. Relatives and advocates say that raises safety questions.

Precinct 4 deputies arrested a man after he allegedly tried to use his deceased brother’s ID and was found to have an open warrant for failing to register as a sex offender.

Precinct 4 deputies say they detained a suspect wanted on an aggravated robbery warrant Monday in the 3000 block of FM 1960 Road. The office says the man also had additional warrants.

Court documents say a north Houston intruder told a resident he would "kill, cook and eat" her; investigators have the suspect named in the papers. Detectives are reviewing the case.

Pasadena police arrested a woman they say posed as an immigration official and stole nearly $40,000 from Houston‑area families. Investigators say multiple victims were pressured to pay through messaging apps and Zelle.