Jamie Ray Rencher, 47, was arrested by the San Antonio Police for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a Conroe teenager after convincing her to meet him.

Three Houston firefighters are in recovery for severe burns after a Sunnyside apartment fire with psychological impacts highlighted by trauma therapist Chau Nguyen.

A grenade found in a Cypress garage was deemed non-explosive by the bomb squad, alleviating community concern.

A chimney problem caused a house fire in Westbranch, resulting in $23,000 in damage. Firefighters saved $231,600 in property, with 35 personnel responding to the January 6 incident.

FBI agents found sulfuric acid bottles in Shamsud-Din Jabbar's storage unit, related to the New Orleans attack, with no current threat to public safety.

An 8-year-old boy was hospitalized after a pit bull attack in a Spring neighborhood, with deputies responding to an aggressive animal humane call at the scene.

An SUV crashed into Houston's Boba Bird shop just before opening, causing damage but no serious injuries. The owner and community are optimistic about rebuilding.

One person died and another is critical after a suspected impaired driver caused a multi-car crash and jumped from a Houston freeway. The southbound lanes of IH-69 were closed for investigation.

Houston police are looking for two persons of interest in connection with the fatal shooting of Travione Pratt on December 22. They may have information about the incident.

Houston police are investigating a shooting by an officer that resulted in a suspect's death during a physical altercation.

A former mall security guard and children's tennis coach, Taylor Roy, has been charged with filming minors and indecency, after a cyber tip led to an investigation.

Houston firefighters extinguished an early morning apartment fire on Blalock Rd, rescuing two residents without any reported injuries, while arson investigators probe its cause.

The FBI searched a storage unit in Harris County as part of the investigation into the New Orleans Bourbon Street attack, reassuring the public of no current threat to safety.