Harris County deputies say a man was arrested after a brief chase and foot pursuit following a violent robbery near Louetta Road. The precinct says the suspect had a loaded gun and the victim was injured.

Precinct 4 deputies say they arrested Kelton St. Cyr on April 4 at a home in the 4900 block of Kasos Isle Drive; bond was set at $90,000.

Precinct 4 deputies set a perimeter in the 8200 block of Leticia Drive after a traffic stop; one man was arrested and another fled on foot. A stolen vehicle was confirmed and K-9s and drones assisted the search.

A pedestrian was killed early Tuesday on southbound I-45 near Spring Cypress; deputies say the victim may have been unhoused and no suspects have been identified.

A 24‑year‑old was arrested after a gym dispute turned into a Gulf Freeway chase; police say they recovered three handguns, a shotgun and ammunition from his pickup.

A loose steer wandered into the 9400 block of Cypresswood Drive in Spring; Precinct 4 deputies monitored the animal while searching for its owner.

Houston police say a multiagency raid in late March recovered nine exotic cars and more than $900,000 after investigators traced a cross‑state title‑fraud ring.

Frenchy's Chicken will move into the former Oh My Tea at 1909 N. Main in Pearland; an official opening date has not been posted. The Houston chain's menu and footprint make it a notable addition to the strip.

Shots were reported aboard a Houston METRO bus in the Heights Monday night; no injuries were reported and police say the suspect fled. Investigators searched the bus and nearby blocks.

Alvin police are searching for a suspect after an 18-year-old died following a dispute over a vehicle trade. Detectives say the victim was found in a car and later pronounced dead.

A new focus‑group and state verification data show 14.44% of Harris County vehicles lack verified insurance as premiums squeeze household budgets.

Sunny and mild Tuesday with highs near 75°F. Humidity and storm chances increase later in the week.

Mayor John Whitmire praised an accountability milestone after a former Midtown official said he would plead guilty in the Third Ward housing funds scandal.