Harris County deputies, led by Constable Mark Herman, engaged in a high-speed chase on Louetta Road, culminating in the arrest of six suspects, including three minors, after a failed attempt to flee in a stolen vehicle.

A mother and her infant daughter died after their SUV plunged into the San Jacinto River, possibly due to the mother's medical emergency. Two children were rescued and a GoFundMe has been set up for the family.

A man was shot and killed in a gas station parking lot in southwest Houston, and police are investigating the incident with no clear suspect or motive yet.

A drive-by shooting in Denver Harbor around 1:30 a.m. Sunday left three 14-year-olds wounded. The incident is part of a violent night in Houston, with seven shootings reported. Police are reviewing surveillance footage and ask the public for tips, which can be submitted anonymously to Crime Stoppers for a possible $5,000 reward.

Montgomery County authorities seek public help in locating missing man Andy Anderson, last seen on April 23, 2025, possibly experiencing a mental health crisis.

Twelve Houston Fire Academy cadets were dismissed before graduation following an investigation into racist memes and theft, with officials bemoaning the $1.2 million training cost lost.

Deputies encountered a sleeping man in a stalled car who fled when awakened, leading to a police chase. John Fields was arrested and charged with fleeing an officer.

Maria Gamble was arrested in Texas for driving while intoxicated, with a BAC of 0.179, after a traffic stop by Constable Mark Herman's Office. Her bond was set at $100.

A rollover truck crash involving hazardous materials closed northbound Hardy Toll Road near Rankin Road in Harris County, causing traffic delays. One person was hospitalized; the crash's cause is under investigation.

An H-E-B in Harris County was evacuated due to a bomb threat; no threat was found, and the store resumed operations.

Two juveniles were critically injured in a North Harris County hit-and-run. Authorities are searching for the driver who struck them early Sunday morning.

A man was struck and killed by a deputy's vehicle after a high-speed chase in Harris County. The chase reached speeds of 120 mph; the suspect crashed, fled on foot, but was hit due to slippery conditions.

Eric Sparks was arrested in Harris County for not identifying himself during a traffic stop and for having open warrants, as per Constable Herman's office's Facebook post.