Houston police investigate the fatal shooting of Quincy White at a business on Green Street; the public is asked to aid in the search for the assailant.

Houston police investigate a man's death after his lower legs were set on fire on Astoria Boulevard, with a gas can and electric bicycle found nearby. Authorities seek public assistance.

Houston police arrested two suspects after a shooting near Texas Southern University, with a murder charge for Abraham Jackson and evidence tampering for Randy Masters.

A Texas DOJ employee is charged with capital murder for giving his girlfriend abortion pills without consent, leading to the fetus's loss and tampering with evidence by resetting his phone.

Houston police investigate a fatal stabbing on Bigwood Street; a 37-year-old man was killed following an altercation. Suspect was initially detained but then released pending further investigation.

A man has been arrested for stabbing a woman multiple times at Fairfield Ranch Apartments in Harris County, as reported by Constable Mark Herman's Office.

The "Be Someone" graffiti in Houston, vandalized with a cryptocurrency slogan, has been restored by locals, reflecting the community's dedication to the city's emblematic mural.

Houston Police seek public help to find four suspects in an armed robbery at a convenience store on North Freeway. No injuries reported; cash reward offered for information.

Oscar Rosales was convicted of capital murder for killing Corporal Charles Galloway; the punishment phase will determine if he faces the death penalty.

Officer Gabriel Facio of the Apache Junction Police Department died from shootout injuries on June 2, 2025, during a road rage incident response. He was 46 and served as a police officer for nearly four years.

A two-year-old boy in Texas is fighting for his life after a relative accidentally hit him with a vehicle. The Liberty County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident.

Houston commuters face delays on 610 West Loop due to emergency road repairs; northbound feeder after San Felipe closed indefinitely, TxDOT working on site.

Residents in Houston's Third Ward are disturbed by nightlife noise and traffic, prompting increased HPD patrols and the formation of a "club squad" to address the issue.