FBI Houston says Pershing Powell will remain in prison for 10 years for his role in a December 2024 armored car robbery. Authorities say FBI and Houston police investigated before Harris County prosecutors filed state charges.

A Spring homeowner reported a bullet through her window Monday night; deputies from Harris County Precinct 4 are investigating and say no injuries were reported.

A 16-year-old was arrested after deputies say he tried to stab a man in north Houston; Precinct 4 says the juvenile faces aggravated assault charges.

A LabCafe analysis finds Texas ranks fourth‑highest for STIs; Bexar County recorded the highest metro rate in the state, public‑health officials say. Local clinics are expanding testing amid alarming trends.

Lupe Tortilla is taking over the former Buca di Beppo at 2701 E. State Hwy 114 and is expected to open this summer after a roughly $1M renovation.

Colin Allred broke his neutrality and endorsed Jasmine Crockett after a TikTok alleged James Talarico called him ‘a mediocre Black man.’ The move raises stakes before the March 3 primary.

More than 500 people gathered on Galveston’s Seawall on Sunday to protest federal immigration enforcement after two controversial Minneapolis shootings. Organizers said the turnout marked a sharp jump from earlier local actions.

An Uber driver says she was attacked with a rock and carjacked in Montrose; police arrested two men after locating the stolen vehicle a few miles away.

A Honduran national received a 31-year federal sentence in Austin after pleading guilty to multiple armed robberies, prosecutors say.

A Galveston traffic stop led to the arrest of former Houston attorney David Lee Pettus on a Nevada warrant, renewing allegations that clients never received settlement money. Reporters say civil dockets and bar paperwork show a long, tangled record of claims and debt.

Federal data show Texans reported roughly $293.5M lost to business‑email‑compromise in 2024, part of $1.35B in statewide internet‑crime losses. Investigators urge simple protections.

A new analysis shows many Texas prison housing areas regularly exceed 90°F; the state will defend its heat policies in federal court next month. The data highlights repeated 95°‑plus readings and policy changes critics say reduce transparency.

Trammell Crow and Clarion finished the final phase of Weiser Business Park in Cypress, adding two Class‑A warehouses and bringing the campus to about 1.7M square feet.