A 2018 Houston raid's civil trial is deferred to 2025 due to recent criminal indictments of police officers. Ex-Officer Goines, central to the raid, faces reindictment for murder after a botched no-knock warrant.

Three suspects are charged in the 2023 fatal stabbing of Sean Martinez, with 18-year-old Jason Urbina facing murder charges.

Constable Mark Herman's office increases Halloween patrols in Harris County and establishes a task force to monitor sex offenders' compliance with parole or probation conditions.

A 23-year-old motorcyclist died after colliding with a Jeep in Houston; police are investigating the high-speed crash that occurred at 5:10 p.m. on Fondren Road.

Houston Police have arrested Miguel Marroquin, 37, for stabbing a man during an argument at an apartment on Hollister Street. He's charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Houston police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that killed a pedestrian on Westheimer Road, appealing for information on the vehicle and witnesses.

A fatal police shooting occurred on the Southwest Freeway when Houston police pursued and shot a man suspected of kidnapping, after a domestic violence report. The victims were unharmed.

A traffic stop in Harris County led to the arrest of felon Jamarcus Stricklin for possessing a firearm, including a prior warrant for aggravated robbery.

Jessica Nicole Taylor was charged with aggravated assault after allegedly shooting a man during an argument at 100 Deerfield Street. The victim was hospitalized; the investigation is ongoing.

An overturned 18-wheeler on Houston's I-610 caused a ramp shutdown, traffic delays, and a hazmat spill, delaying commuters until the scene cleared around 10:20 a.m.

Sarah Hartsfield's trial for her husband's murder is set for April 2025. Her husband died from insulin complications. She is held on a $2 million bond, had a prior self-defense case, and challenges to her bond amount were denied.

A teacher-certification cheating scandal in Harris County has led to charges against five individuals. The scheme involved over 200 uncertified teachers and includes allegations of wrongdoing, including suspected sexual offenses.

Salih Ali Mohammed Alhemoud of Kuwait faces multiple felony charges for allegedly kidnapping and assaulting transgender women in Houston, using social media to find victims.