Houston conservatives mourn the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk; his early supporter, Buffie Ingersoll, reflects on his potential and impact.

Trump ordered flags at half-staff for slain activist Charlie Kirk, prompting bipartisan condemnation of political violence and calls for unity against such acts.

A Mexican national was sentenced to 10 years for illegal machinegun possession in Texas, following a high-speed chase and broader efforts against weapon distribution.

Mexican citizen Jorge Huerta-Garcia received a 204-month prison sentence for illegal reentry, narcotics conspiracy, and firearm possession as a prohibited person.

Houston expects higher humidity and temperatures in the low to mid-90s, with mostly dry conditions and an ozone watch. The tropics show a low-risk area, but no immediate threat.

Katy Freeway reopens after a bomb threat led to the closure of westbound lanes at Wilcrest Drive, requiring traffic diversions. No explosive device was found, and normal traffic resumed after investigations.

Emergency crews responded to a fire at Maxim Egg Farm in Wharton County; details on casualties or cause were pending while the public was advised to avoid the area.

A statue of Jesus was vandalized at St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church in Flint, Texas. An unidentified man destroyed parts of the statue; the Smith County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

Harris County deputies arrested a repeat offender for driving intoxicated after he failed sobriety tests, demonstrating a blood alcohol level of .120.

Houston experiences a cool morning with mid-60s temperatures, but warmer weather and increased humidity are expected later in the week. An ozone watch is in effect, and the tropical outlook is currently calm.

Reynaldo Del Castillo, 35, was sentenced to 46 months in prison for transporting 27 undocumented individuals in a refrigerated trailer, as announced by U.S. Attorney Nicholas J. Ganjei.

A juvenile was arrested for two attacks on women at Shepherd Park, with Houston police increasing patrols and urging safety precautions for park visitors.

Houston man Ahmedaly fails insanity plea, found guilty of robberies and firearm charges after a five-day trial with compelling evidence and testimony.