Catherine Nicole Innes has been charged with tampering with evidence after her newborn was found deceased in a garbage truck in Harris County last year.

Manhunt for a suspect who shot at an Iowa Colony officer during a traffic stop continues with multiple agencies involved; officer unharmed, suspect unidentified and at large.

Santos Joel Garza, 28, of Houston, has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy in a large-scale meth smuggling operation.

Rich Ice Cream Co. is recalling over 100,000 ice cream bars in 23 states due to potential listeria contamination. The recall is a Class II with remote risk of serious health consequences.

A Missouri City man confessed to fraudulently obtaining $1.65 million in COVID-19 relief funds and faces consequences, including potential restitution and forfeiture of assets.

Two Mexican nationals were sentenced to 55 months in federal prison for laundering drug money between the U.S. and Mexico via a Black Market Peso Exchange.

An officer and suspect were shot in Houston after the suspect reportedly fired on police, resulting in aggravated assault charges against Bobby Alvarado. Both are stable; an investigation is ongoing.

Houston police are investigating a fatal shooting at a truck stop after finding a man, who appeared to have been dead for 12 hours, with a gunshot wound.

A man died following a dispute over a stray dog in southwest Houston, leading to a gunfire exchange where another person was wounded.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is taking action against Big Tech and others to protect data privacy, securing settlements with companies like Meta and Google and investigating over 200 entities for potential privacy violations.

Two individuals resisted arrest at a Walmart, attacking a deputy; one suspect had existing warrants, and both face charges, with the incident detailed on Constable Herman's Facebook page.

Houston Police seek a man who assaulted a fast-food employee over drink cost at a restaurant on W. Holcombe. The incident occurred June 24, 2025, and the suspect remains at large.

A Texas bill proposes a $1,000 annual grant for teachers to buy classroom supplies, aiming to ease their personal financial burden. The program could start in the 2026-2027 school year if passed.