Carlos Bedolla Sanchez, a Mexican national, was sentenced to 40 months for identity theft and passport fraud after using a U.S. citizen's identity to get documents.

ICE's Houston office deported 142 individuals with criminal convictions to Mexico within two weeks, including gang members and recidivists with 473 offenses and 480 illegal re-entries.

Houston doctor settles Medicare fraud claims for $390,082 after billing for unperformed invasive neurostimulator electrode surgeries, according to U.S. Attorney's Office.

Houston police are investigating an early Tuesday shooting on Golfway Street, where a woman was found dead and a man, possibly the shooter, is detained.

A suspect with an expired visa attacked a Jewish march in Boulder, Colorado, using a flamethrower and Molotov cocktails, injuring multiple people. The FBI is treating it as an act of terrorism.

Police responded to an assault at Northlake RV Resort, where the suspect barricaded inside a camper. SWAT teams arrived; the victim was hospitalized. A warrant is pending for the suspect. Residents are advised to avoid the area.

Houston is expecting Saharan dust later in the week, which may impact air quality and pose health risks, especially for those with pre-existing conditions. The dust is also known for suppressing Atlantic hurricanes.

Pasadena police found a non-verbal girl walking alone early Tuesday and reunited her with her family after a social media plea for help. The investigation into her wellbeing continues.

A firefighter was hospitalized with an ankle injury after a fire at a commercial building in North Houston; over 80 personnel responded, and no other serious injuries occurred. The cause is under investigation.

A suspect was arrested for auto theft in northwest Houston after law enforcement tracked the stolen vehicle to downtown and detained Joseph Granados. His bond was set at $15,000.00.

The trial of Oscar Rosales for the capital murder of Deputy Constable Charles Galloway began, with the prosecution showing video evidence and seeking the death penalty. The defense did not give an opening statement but questioned witnesses.

Commissioner Briones of Harris County Precinct 4 is leading efforts, including a disaster preparedness workshop, to help residents prepare for the 2025 hurricane season despite federal funding cuts to key agencies.

Gov. Abbott is set to sign bail reform legislation in Texas amid controversy over a potential THC product ban, with intense pressure from various groups urging a veto on the bill.