During a traffic stop in northwest Harris County, deputies arrested Jeremiah Moore, who had an outstanding felony burglary warrant from Fort Bend County.

Sarah Hartsfield was convicted of murdering her fifth husband, Joseph, with evidence including insulin toxicity and her controversial past. Sentencing deliberations are upcoming.

FBI Houston's Operation Summer Heat led to 64 arrests, the seizure of drugs, weapons, and cash, along with the dismantling of violent gangs during a three-month period.

Deputies in Harris County chased and arrested motorcyclist Christopher Silva for DUI, his second offense, following a traffic stop evasion.

A road rage incident in Sugar Land led to a shooting spree across Sugar Land and Houston, leaving four dead including the shooter. Subsequent shootings and a separate car crash are under investigation.

The Houston Avenue Bridge has been hit 72 times in 2025 by oversized trucks despite TxDOT's warning systems, causing concerns about the bridge's integrity and traffic disruptions.

A woman died in a head-on crash on the Southwest Freeway in Houston when her Nissan Rogue collided with a Mercedes after driving south in the northbound lanes.

Law enforcement in Houston is investigating a string of bodies found in city bayous, with no evidence of a serial killer, as stated by Mayor Whitmire and Police Chief Diaz.

Franklin Lovo was arrested for DWI after a major collision due to driving at thrice the legal alcohol limit.

Oninda Romelus, accused of shooting her four children, resulting in two deaths, faces murder and assault charges. Authorities also found fraudulent documents at her home, adding complexity to the case.

Law enforcement arrested armed suspect Victor Rodriguez after he threatened a deputy constable; he was already wanted on felony charges and also charged with Retaliation.

The U.S. Attorney's Office reports that a 41-year-old Cambodian national, identified as Savin Seng, faces federal gun charges after a woman was fatally shot in Victoria.

A fire accidental in nature occurred at an apartment on Windswept Ln., resulting in no human casualties but the death of a dog. The HFD quickly suppressed the blaze, and the Red Cross aided displaced residents.