Thieves caught on camera stealing puppies and merchandise from a Houston pet store; community tips lead to the return of puppies, but turtle and items still missing. Store enhances security in response.

A wanted individual, Timandra Cooper, was arrested for an outstanding assault warrant during a routine traffic stop by Harris County deputies, as reported by Constable Mark Herman's Office.

Houston faces scrutiny over its fire preparedness after a warehouse fire highlighted issues with non-functional fire hydrants; an investigation and review are underway.

Former Houston Independent School District COO Brian Busby and contractor Anthony Hutchison were found guilty of multiple charges including conspiracy, bribery, and fraud.

U.S. Attorney announces 216 new immigration and border-related cases for a week in April, including charges for illegal reentry, entry, and human smuggling, with some individuals having prior felony convictions.

A mother was arrested in Harris County for DUI with her child in the car; she had an alcohol level of 0.227 and a prior DUI conviction. Her bond is set at $5,000. Constable Herman's office announced the arrest on social media.

Crop duster makes emergency landing in Wharton County; no injuries reported and investigation by FAA and DPS is underway.

A collision on Sam Houston Tollway in Harris County involving a sedan and an 18-wheeler caused a lumber spill and significant traffic delays. There were no major injuries reported.

Three individuals were stabbed following a road rage incident in northwest Harris County, with no arrests yet made. Details and victim conditions are currently unclear.

Houston universities are enhancing their security in response to a Florida State University shooting, where two were killed and six injured by gunman Phoenix Ikner.

An FBI agent shot a machete-armed woman in south Houston during authorized activities; she was hospitalized, condition unknown. Eyewitnesses observed the incident, which will be investigated by the FBI's Inspection Division.

Maynor S. Osorto Ortega has been charged with murder in the April 12 shooting at 7502 Corporate Drive, Houston, which left one man dead. His arrest was confirmed by Houston Police.

Houston police seek a person of interest in the shooting of a child at an apartment on Northborough Drive. No charges filed yet; public's help requested.