Douglas Harmer was arrested for his second DWI after causing a crash and showing signs of intoxication. He has a prior DWI conviction and was held on a $100 bond.

A$AP Rocky announced a 42-date 2026 world tour following the release of his "Don’t Be Dumb" album. Houston fans can see him at the Toyota Center on June 20. He has also ventured into acting, co-chairing the Met Gala, and becoming Chanel’s ambassador.

A woman was arrested in Harris County for DWI and assaulting an officer after a noise complaint led to her discovery in a car with signs of intoxication.

Four companies and three owners settle for $2.65 million over fraudulent PPP loan claims; allegations included inflated payroll figures and misrepresentation of fund use.

A Texas teenager was arrested for fraudulently charging McDonald's customers twice using a personal device. He managed to accumulate about $700 through the scam before getting caught. He has since posted bond.

Deputy Constable Jennings apprehended an impaired driver in the 8400 block of Fallbrook Dr., as reported by the Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's Office.

ERCOT and CenterPoint Energy prepare for a potential Texas winter storm, ensuring grid stability and addressing power demands from growing industries like data centers.

Stanislav Stukalov was arrested for DWI by Harris County deputies after failing sobriety tests on West Lake Houston Parkway. His bond was set at $100. Constable Mark Herman's office shared the news on social media to deter impaired driving.

An 8-year-old child on rollerblades was hit by a vehicle and taken by helicopter to the hospital in northwest Harris County. The teen driver cooperated with the investigation; the child is expected to recover.

Houston is set to demolish the Park on Westview Apartments due to years of safety issues and crime, with plans to build a police and fire station on the site.

Houston-born Gyro Republic announced nine new Texas restaurants for 2026, with a heavy push into Austin and franchise opportunities on the table.

State tallies produced under Gov. Abbott’s GA-46 show 313,742 hospital visits and about $1.05 billion in FY2025 costs tied to patients described as “not legally present.”

Court filings name a Detroit man in the Nov. 5 killing of Sherry Dawson at a Houston self-storage unit; investigators point to phone records and surveillance.