A Houston man accused of kidnapping a woman was freed on bond, wearing a GPS monitor and under curfew, while his attorney claims a consensual relationship.

Amari Kristani Mann was arrested for falsely reporting her involvement in a hit and run, having attempted to shield the actual suspect who was captured fleeing the scene on video surveillance.

A man named Christian Bell was arrested in Harris County for aggravated assault after firing a gun and menacing a relative. He has a $20,000 bond and awaits court proceedings.

A second suspect was arrested for a fatal shooting in Houston, after a previous arrest based on surveillance footage. The incident occurred last October during a confrontation in a parking lot.

Two men have been charged in a November shootout in Houston, which injured three people. Michael Anthony King and Kenneth Darryl White are on the run, with police seeking public aid to locate them.

A teenage girl stole her mother's car, was caught by police, and faces theft charges; her mother has pressed charges. The vehicle was recovered and the case highlights issues of juvenile delinquency and strained family relations.

One person died following a collision involving Houston's METRO Rail at East Crosstimbers and Fulton Street, which also caused significant service delays.

Two young Texas women were found dead in separate cases, with Tierra Horn found in Houston and the pregnant Savanah Soto in Leon Valley, with their deaths being investigated as homicides.

Michael Clark, whose conviction for a 2011 murder was overturned due to new DNA evidence, faces a retrial with $750,000 bail set, despite his attorney's request for a lower amount.

A suspect, Joe Moses Rodriguez, has been charged with aggravated assault in a shooting at a Houston apartment complex where a man was critically injured.

Houston police are searching for a Hispanic man in connection with a fatal stabbing on a METRO Rail car. The victim, a 53-year-old man, has yet to be identified.

A high-speed crash in Houston involving a Tesla has resulted in the death of the driver and non-fatal injuries to its passenger, with no harm to the occupants of another vehicle involved.

A Laredo man, Kevin Ramirez, has been indicted for distributing fentanyl, resulting in death, and possession with intent to distribute. He faces a minimum of 20 years to life in prison if convicted.