Contractor Michael Wayne Galvan was sentenced to 27 months in prison for wire fraud conspiracy, affecting six investors and nearly $3 million in losses.

A second teen, Christopher Portillo Luna, was arrested and charged with murder and aggravated assault for his role in a March 18 fatal shooting on Cook Road, Houston.

A disabled Afghan translator in Houston was stabbed to death by a man frustrated with his refugee status delays. The victim, Abdul Rahman Niazi, leaves behind a wife and five children.

Antoine Johnson was arrested for aggravated assault and firearms charges following an incident in which he pointed a gun during an argument. His bond is set at $60,000.

John Brown attacked a car with a hammer during a parking dispute at Casa Del Pueblo Meat Market, leading to his arrest for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Constables in Texas arrested two felons, seizing over 33 pounds of drugs, guns, cash, and a car during a narcotics raid.

Galveston authorities raided three smoke shops in a crackdown on illegal drugs, arresting owner Shlomi Wolraich for organized crime and money laundering. Over $1.6 million was seized following a six-month probe.

Houston police are probing a fatal shooting that left one man dead in an abandoned business's parking lot on the North Freeway service road. No suspect or motive is identified yet.

A man between 50-60 died after driving into a river in east Harris County. The incident is under investigation, and the man was pronounced dead at the scene.

Yolanda Saldívar's parole was denied; she remains imprisoned for the 1995 murder of Selena Quintanilla-Pérez, with the Texas Board citing public safety.

A man was charged with abandoning his children after a high-speed crash in Houston, where his vehicle hit another and ended up in a bayou. His children sustained serious injuries.

A Houston man was convicted on sex trafficking charges involving minors in Houston and Dallas after a three-day trial and extensive evidence presentation.

Fifteen charged in a scheme defrauding government aid programs, including PPP loans and unemployment benefits, using falsified documents allegedly orchestrated by Ebone Mott.