Police investigate a mysterious homicide after a man was found dead with signs of trauma in a southwest Houston office building; no arrests have been made.

Maria Margarita Rojas' midwife license was suspended by Texas authorities for allegedly performing illegal abortions and operating without a medical license. Her criminal case is pending.

Oriya Karber was arrested for DWI and interfering with public duties after exhibiting intoxication during a traffic stop by Constable Herman's Office. Her bond was set at $200.

A major crash involving an 18-wheeler on I-10 near downtown Houston led to significant delays and a hazardous materials spill, causing lane closures and traffic congestion.

A high-speed motorcycle chase in Harris County ended safely with the arrest of Xavier Johnson, a felon charged with evading arrest, as announced on the Constable's Office's Facebook page.

A student was stabbed during an altercation in a restroom at Cypress Springs High School, prompting a lockdown. The suspect fled but was later apprehended.

A gun dealer from Humble, Yashab Idnan Sandhu, was sentenced to 42 months for falsifying firearm records and illegal gun export to Iraq.

Two men were arrested for a fatal stabbing on the Gulf Freeway; one was already in jail, the other was apprehended without incident. The victim, Otto Pop Coc, died from his injuries.

A Cypress Springs High School student was hospitalized after being injured on campus, leading to a precautionary lockdown while the incident is investigated.

One man arrested and another sought after a shooting at a Houston business; six injured, charges of aggravated assault mass shooting filed against Jose Miguel Briceno.

Houston murder suspect Alvaro Lovos, charged in the 2024 killing of Charlie Wilson, has been found dead in El Salvador. The cause of Lovos's death remains undisclosed.

A wanted felon, Isaiah Smith, was arrested after a police chase in Harris County when he refused to stop for a traffic stop, facing charges for Evading Arrest and Criminal Mischief.

A Houston man charged with organized crime for allegedly stealing $500k in generators, selling them on Facebook Marketplace using stolen credit cards. Over 30 companies were victimized.