Houston Police seek public help to find four suspects in an armed robbery at a convenience store on North Freeway. No injuries reported; cash reward offered for information.

Oscar Rosales was convicted of capital murder for killing Corporal Charles Galloway; the punishment phase will determine if he faces the death penalty.

A two-year-old boy in Texas is fighting for his life after a relative accidentally hit him with a vehicle. The Liberty County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident.

A man died in a fiery crash along Houston's North Freeway after his truck hit a wall and caught fire; he was reportedly speeding before the collision.

A Santa Fe man was arrested after stolen vehicles were found on his property; he faces multiple theft charges. A woman was also arrested for an unrelated drug warrant during the raid.

Constable Herman's Office intensifies efforts against retail theft in Precinct 4, leading to arrests and recovery of stolen goods, and disrupting broader criminal activities.

A man in Katy, Texas, killed his wife and son before committing suicide. The Houston Area Women’s Center stresses the importance of recognizing behavioral changes to prevent violence.

A woman was fatally stabbed by her grandson in her Houston apartment; he was detained after fighting with officers and is believed to be off his schizophrenia medication.

A man died after being shot in the Galleria Mall parking garage in Houston, during a dispute between people in two cars. Police are investigating the motive.

A 14-year-old boy was arrested for burglary in Harris County after a homeowner held him at gunpoint, alerted by a doorbell camera. The juvenile was charged and booked into a detention center.

Driver Chance Knight was arrested for DUI after hitting a light pole; bond set at $100 by Harris County Court 1. The incident, announced by Constable Herman, reinforces DUI dangers and patrolling efforts.

Walter Howard was involved in a police chase and shooting near a Houston middle school, leading to multiple charges, including aggravated assault on a public servant.

Over 200 individuals faced charges in Southern Texas for immigration and border security violations including illegal reentry and human smuggling, as part of intensified enforcement efforts by the U.S. Attorney's Office.