Texas receives an $85 million federal grant to expand hydrogen fuel and EV infrastructure, including hydrogen fueling stations and 100 new EV charging points.

During a traffic stop, officers arrested Brandon Pickel after finding crystal meth, leading to a charge of Possession of Controlled Substance with a $1,000 bond set by the court.

A man wanted for a METRORail stabbing in Houston was arrested after a standoff in a church. He had a history with the church and was detained following a 90-minute negotiation.

A woman was arrested for theft at a Houston Target after attempting to steal over $329 in merchandise, with swift action from Constable deputies leading to the recovery of the goods.

Deputy Lee from Constable Herman's Office arrested a male with two felony warrants for drug possession with intent to deliver during a traffic stop in North Houston.

Harris County officials are tackling a sexual assault case backlog that has resulted in only 60 convictions out of over 2,200 reports. They admit to severe resource shortages and call for more support to improve victim advocacy and justice processes.

Houston driver Noemi Villarreal was arrested for DWI, carrying a weapon, and cocaine possession during a traffic stop.

A teen, Jaydon Williams, has been charged in a December fatal shootout in Houston during an attempted robbery that resulted in the death of 15-year-old Joseph Barrios.

Houston anticipates another bout of severe weather with a chance of storms late Thursday and strong winds, following an earlier disturbance earlier in the week.

Deputies arrested Cesar Rosales during a traffic stop after they discovered he had a felony warrant for possession of a controlled substance. His bond is pending in the Harris County Jail.

A man in his twenties was found shot to death in a parking lot on Savoy Drive, Houston. Police are investigating with no suspects or witnesses yet identified.

A man was arrested at a McDonald's after threatening staff; he also had outstanding warrants. The police responded quickly and both individuals involved were detained.

Two Mexican nationals were indicted in Texas for an alleged scheme to produce fake immigration documents, risking up to 15 years in prison if convicted.