A fire in southeast Houston displaced 40 people, with two firefighters and two civilians treated for heat exhaustion on-site. The blaze damaged six apartment units and cut power to 16. The cause is under investigation.

Emmanuel Padilla Reyes was sentenced to 60 months in prison for operating a fraud scheme selling fake Texas vehicle tags and must pay $22 million in restitution.

Deputies arrested an intoxicated man, Chad Bingaman, found asleep at the wheel in Harris County; his bond was set at $100. The Constable’s Office promotes the "C4 NOW" app for community safety updates.

Chace Zion Wade Calicut, a football recruit for the University of Georgia, faces legal trouble after a road rage incident involving gunfire. He has been charged with aggravated assault.

After a months-long investigation, Houston police have arrested Demetrius Donte Jackson, 20, in connection with the February 3 shooting that killed Adam Broomfield, 33, on Pershing Street.

Authorities search for Michael Booker, a suspect in a bank jugging case where $1,600 was stolen from a victim's vehicle after being followed from a bank.

Houston is carrying out a two-day enforcement initiative against reckless driving on major highways, involving multiple law enforcement agencies, with Mayor Whitmire emphasizing road safety.

Driver Peter Moreno was arrested for felony drug possession during a traffic stop after Constable Mark Herman's Office found 3.7 grams of methamphetamine in his vehicle.

A North Shore Senior High student, Isaiah Brice Phillip, was killed and two teens injured at a pool party shooting. Phillip was charged days prior for a separate shooting.

A Houston man, Daniel Montoya, died months after a pedestrian accident on Telephone Road, with the investigation ongoing.

Houston police have arrested and charged Isaac Biais, 21, in the fatal July 16 shooting of 65-year-old William Hall on West 34th Street.

Authorities are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who threatened a store employee during a theft at a drug store on Beechnut Street in Houston.

Friends for Life, a Houston animal shelter, is facing financial strain after multiple burglaries, requiring reallocating funds from animal care to security upgrades.