A 'We Remember' bench at Cypress Park includes a QR code linking to case details and an anonymous tip form in the unsolved 2023 killing of Austin Kanuch. Family members used the unveiling to renew their plea as a $40,000 reward remains available.

Houston police say a multi‑agency operation last Thursday recovered 38 kilograms of meth and eight firearms; a suspect wanted on a delivery warrant was arrested.

A rollover on State Highway 288 near McHard Road early Thursday killed a woman and sent three others to hospitals. Ramps and the HOV lane were closed during cleanup.

A 23-year-old was arrested at a North Freeway Walmart after employees say he filmed multiple women; he faces an invasive visual‑recording charge.

Owner and manager of Houston Jewelry Buyers were charged after court filings allege the shop sold counterfeit Rolex, Cartier and Louis Vuitton items valued at six figures.

Twenty-seven bricks of cocaine washed ashore on Galveston’s West End; police collected the packages and warned beachgoers not to touch suspicious items.

Surveillance video shows a black sedan strike another car in Houston; the driver was arrested and charged with felony failure to stop and render aid. The accused, a former U.S. attorney, posted bond after an arrest at her home.

Juan Manuel Yanez was sentenced to life after pleading guilty in the 2025 shooting death of Victoria Valadez in San Marcos. He must serve at least 30 years before parole.

Three Houston‑area suspects were arrested after a stolen vehicle flagged by a license‑plate reader crashed near I‑35 in Kyle; police say burglary tools were recovered.

A shooting in the 9300 block of Richmond Avenue left one person dead Wednesday; HPD homicide detectives are investigating.

A woman was found dead Monday at a Woodlyn Road home in northeast Houston; HPD homicide detectives are investigating and an autopsy is pending.

A man was shot outside a Baytown nursing home Tuesday; police arrested a suspect after a pursuit on I‑10 that ended in Chambers County. The victim is reported stable.

A Houston man prosecutors say executed a mechanic over a roughly $500 repair bill was sentenced to 40 years after pleading guilty. The victim’s family says he begged for his life.