Deputies arrested Juan Lugo for allegedly stabbing someone during a dispute over electronics, resulting in charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Houston police charged Ibyron Faulkner with murder in a May hotel shooting that left Edmund Parker dead. Faulkner also faces charges for unrelated felonies.

Juan Luis Herrejon has been charged with murder after a fatal shooting at a Houston gas station. Authorities are still seeking an accomplice in the crime.

Houston police are investigating a fatal weekend shooting on Loper Street, where an unidentified man in his 30s was found with multiple gunshot wounds.

Desmond Taylor, a 37-year-old from Houston, was recaptured after briefly escaping from a League City hospital where he was taken for a medical issue during his custody for domestic assault.

Houston sees a fall in overall homicides but a rise in family violence-related deaths, with nearly 25% of homicides linked to domestic issues. Reported rapes also increased.

A man's body was discovered near water in north Harris County, and authorities led by Sheriff Ed Gonzalez are investigating the circumstances. No cause of death or further details have been released yet.

A major two-vehicle accident on the East Freeway near Freeport Blvd in East Houston led to road closures and hospitalization of an adult and two children. Traffic is now flowing again after the disruption.

Former teacher Desma Darden is suing Klein ISD after being fired for reporting an alleged sex trafficking ring involving another teacher at her school.

Law enforcement responded to a call on Torrey Chase Blvd and arrested Paul Cline, who had a felony warrant for theft. Details will be managed in the 338th District Court.

A woman was arrested for trying to sell a stolen vehicle with a fraudulent title and swapped VIN following a law enforcement sting operation based on an online ad.

The "Big Shades Bandit," a Houston bank robber, has been sentenced to 246 months in prison, including time for brandishing a firearm during his crimes.

A Houston gun dealer has admitted to aiding illegal arms trafficking, with some weapons ending up with Mexican cartels. The investigation found military-grade weapons sold and the dealer will serve two years in prison.