Harris County deputies arrested Carlos Muniz for DWI after finding him with a 0.156 BAC, urging the public to report such activity via the "C4 NOW" app.

Ben Taub Hospital in Houston plans a major expansion into Hermann Park for a new trauma center, despite contention over parkland use. The $420 million project aims to add over 100 beds to address capacity issues.

Governor Abbott mobilized additional emergency resources in Texas ahead of severe weather, involving various agencies to aid in storm response and advising residents to take precautions.

247 individuals were charged with immigration offenses in the Southern District of Texas as part of Operation Take Back America; charges include human smuggling, illegal entry, and felony reentry.

Tony Earls faces trial for the manslaughter of 9-year-old Arlene Alvarez, who was shot when Earls fired at a robber in 2022. Initially no-billed, new evidence led to his indictment.

Houston police are investigating a fatal crash involving a pickup truck and bicyclist on Bellaire Boulevard; the cyclist died after being hit by the truck.

Texas AG Ken Paxton seeks an en banc rehearing with the Fifth Circuit to defend a state law, SB 4, permitting state-led immigration enforcement and deportation orders by state judges.

Houston's weekend weather forecast includes a 40-50% chance of storms, with a marginal risk of flash flooding and no tropical development expected in the Gulf.

Omar Marzouk, charged with murdering contractor Jimmy Arevalo in Houston, had his bond set at $500,000. The incident was allegedly sparked by noise from a pressure washer.

Residents in Cypress Lakes thwarted a mail theft, leading to the arrest of two men, with charges of fraud and mail theft detailed on a constable's Facebook page.

A Harris County deputy is under investigation after her TikTok video suggesting she'd issue more tickets went viral. Public opinion on the matter is divided.

A person was rescued by Houston FD after a 15-foot fall at a Texas Medical Center construction site. Details on the cause and the victim's condition are unknown.

Suspects impersonated patrons to rob a Houston fast-food restaurant; police seek public help to identify them, offering a $5,000 reward for tips leading to an arrest.