Marshall Paul Garrett has been charged with felony negligence after his dogs fatally mauled his neighbor, Harriette Phillips. Garrett already faces a separate murder charge for a 2024 incident.

A two-alarm fire at a Houston metal shop caused $600,000 in damage. HFD responded, saving nearby structures. The accidental blaze affected a transformer; no severe injuries reported.

Constable Mark Herman's Office reported the arrest of Shadrach Iyere for an outstanding felony warrant related to a robbery near Serena Lane. His bond is set at $20,000.

A 30-year-old man was killed while crossing a Houston freeway on hands and knees; two vehicles involved stayed at the scene, with drivers showing no intoxication signs.

Two restaurants, Chipotle and Black Bear Diner, in NW Harris County were burglarized Wednesday night; authorities suspect a connection between the incidents.

Three individuals face federal firearms charges related to illegal weapons and immigration violations in Laredo, with potential sentences up to 20 years and $250,000 fines per count.

Two incidents occurred on 610 West Loop: a woman critically injured after hitting a wall and a man killed while crossing the freeway. Traffic was heavily affected for hours.

John Earl Edwards was sentenced to 13 years for intending to distribute fentanyl, after pleading guilty. His case was prosecuted as part of the fight against the opioid crisis.

Houston police investigate a fatal high-speed crash involving a female driver on April 15 at 700 West Loop North.

Two Deer Park High School students were hospitalized with head injuries after being hit by a vehicle, driven by a fellow student, in the school's parking lot. The driver faces reckless aggravated assault charges.

Constable deputies arrested Dandrae Heath after a vehicle pursuit, which included a collision injuring another driver, and he faces charges including Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle.

A man named Parrish Wilson was arrested after breaking a car window during an argument on Hirschfield Road. He was also found to have outstanding warrants, including one for dangerous drugs.

A suspect, Quinton Hogan, involved in financial and identity theft, was arrested in Harris County with help from constables and the U.S. Postal Inspector Service.