Nigerian national Leslie Chinedu Mba pleaded guilty to participating in a $4 million wire fraud scheme involving business email compromises and romance scams.

A 35-year-old woman was arrested after an Oct. 22 Sunnyside hit-and-run that killed two women. Court records say prosecutors accepted two counts of failure to stop and render aid.

Harris County crews pulled a vehicle from a retention pond in Cypress on Wednesday and found a body inside. Investigators say the death is under review.

Eastbound Highway 105 near Dobbin was closed Thursday after a person was struck and killed; deputies urged drivers to avoid the area. Investigators remain on scene.

A high-speed two-vehicle crash inside Memorial Park killed one driver and hospitalized another; Houston's Vehicular Crimes Division is investigating.

In Houston, a 42-year-old man died in a collision after his car failed to yield at a stop sign. The incident involved two other vehicles, leaving a woman injured and another unharmed. Police are investigating the crash.

An individual was arrested by Deputy Davis for outstanding felony warrants after a routine traffic stop on Imperial Valley Drive. The arrest was announced on Constable Mark Herman's Precinct 4 Facebook page.

Constable Mark Herman's Office arrested Juan Francisco Tolentino for DUI with a BAC of 0.124, over the Texas limit, as part of local anti-drunk driving efforts.

A suspected drunk driver named Hayden Scott was arrested on Thanksgiving eve after failing sobriety tests, showing a 0.164 BAC, over twice the legal limit.

A Freeport machinist says a valve blew apart during testing on July 10, leaving him severely injured; his lawsuit names SpaceX and a valve maker and OSHA is investigating.

A suspect was struck by police after firing at officers during a traffic stop on Antoine Drive Thursday; no officers were injured and investigators are processing the scene.

A traffic stop led to Joe Nichols' arrest in Harris County after discovering an open felony theft warrant from Bexar County, with bond set at $1,000.00.

League City faces a series of targeted thefts of GMC pickup trucks, with residents urged to take extra precautions as the police investigate the crimes and suggest security measures.