Houston Police Chief Troy Finner reported the review of over 107,000 suspended incident reports, with many closed due to lack of leads. The review includes all adult sex crime reports, with DNA matches leading to charges against 45 suspects.

A man was shot and killed in southeast Houston, with the alleged shooter claiming self-defense. The investigation is ongoing to determine if charges will be filed.

Three Laredo locals face federal charges, accused of trafficking firearms to Mexico's Cartel del Noreste. They allegedly acquired at least 12 guns, risking significant prison time if convicted.

Members of the "Cobra" human smuggling gang received long prison sentences for smuggling over 100 migrants and related offenses including a death and sexual assault.

Gloria Williams faces new charges for not providing food or medical care before the death of her son Kendrick Lee; her boyfriend was sentenced for the murder.

A fire in Houston's South Acres/Crestmont Park area caused $25,000 in damage but no injuries. It's believed incense left burning triggered the blaze. Firefighters saved $115,000 worth of property.

HPD seeks help identifying suspects in the March fatal shooting of Christensen Hill, sharing surveillance photos to capture the individuals responsible.

A Houston Fourth Ward home caught fire causing $100,000 damage and left one with smoke inhalation. It was reportedly caused by unattended cooking. Firefighters saved $150,000 worth of property.

Houston residents face an increase in property and identity fraud, with incidents of title theft and the use of stolen identities to lease properties prompting legislative action to strengthen verification processes.

A boy found wandering alone in north Harris County was reunited with his parents, thanks to the Harris County Pct. 4 Constable's Office and social media assistance.

Lt. James Waller was injured and wife Adela was hurled into a pasture when a storm hit Trinity County, with GoFundMe support initiated for their recovery.

The U.S. DOJ is launching new carjacking task forces to tackle rising crime, with one in the Eastern District of Texas focusing on collaboration between federal, state, and local law enforcement.

Houston activist Dr. Candice Matthews found a noose and a racial slur-filled threat in her mailbox, prompting a Harris County Sheriff's Office investigation.