Houston police are investigating a fatal car crash where a 52-year-old man died after his Hyundai Venue veered off the road into a ditch on Lucerne Street.

A man was arrested in Harris County for cocaine possession during a traffic stop on Cypresswood Station Drive; his bond and court details are pending.

Elia Grace was arrested in Harris County for assaulting a deputy during a welfare check after she resisted detention and kicked the officer. Her bond was set at $5,000.

A deed fraud in Harris County involving over 40 properties concludes with a court judgment to restore ownership to the original owners, after a couple used forged documents to claim them.

Police in Stafford are investigating a murder-suicide involving Adrian Mercado, who killed two people before dying by suicide during a standoff with officers.

A man critically injured in an August 29 crash on Airline Drive in Houston died on September 2. The driver of the Toyota involved was not charged, and intoxication was not apparent. Police are investigating the incident.

Two Galveston police officers nearly drowned during a swift-water rescue training; both were stabilized after emergency responders swiftly intervened.

Galveston County authorities address a 2,500-gallon sewage spill with plans for enhanced monitoring and staffing to prevent future incidents amidst investigations into the causes.

Deputies arrested John Hernandez on a disturbance call after discovering an open Felony Warrant for Indecency with a Child Sexual Contact. Further details and court proceedings are awaited.

Houston man, Gonzalo Leon Jr., charged with murdering 11-year-old Julian Guzman, receives a $1 million bond. Guzman was shot while playing ding dong ditch near Leon's home.

HSI agents in Houston seized over 300,000 kg of chemicals for meth production, linked to China and Sinaloa Cartel, marking the largest meth precursor bust in U.S. history.

Constable deputies arrested Jared Silva Paz for street racing and DUI, marking his second offense. His car was seized, with charges including Racing on the Highway and Driving While Intoxicated.

The Harris County Institute of Forensic Science ruled Alexis Cardenas' jail death a homicide, caused by cardiac dysrhythmia during restraint with drugs present.