Home developer Brett Detamore was sentenced to 51 months for wire fraud and faking his disappearance. He misused $1.5 million and must pay $2.3 million in restitution.

Houston homebuilder Brett Detamore was sentenced to 51 months in prison for wire fraud, after misusing $1.5 million in construction funds. He also faces a $2.3 million restitution payment.

Houston temperatures hit record highs, with the city reaching 95-96 degrees. The National Weather Service predicts sustained heat due to a 'heat dome.' Residents are advised to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.

A young girl walked into a man's home in Harris County, prompting a search for her parents. She was found wearing only a shirt. Authorities and the community are working to locate her family.

Harris County law enforcement searches for a suspect in a North Houston hit-and-run that killed a 76-year-old. The suspect's vehicle is described as a damaged 2015-2019 Chevy Malibu.

Houston police found a body at 650 Edgebrook Drive during a missing person's investigation, awaiting the autopsy for identification and cause of death.

Constable deputies arrested 56-year-old Stephanie James for suspected drug distribution in Northcrest Village, seizing narcotics and firearms from her vehicle and home.

Texans' Will Anderson Jr. partnered with HFD and USAA to promote driving safety, participating in a Jaws of Life demo and advocating cautious driving practices ahead of the "100 Deadliest Days of Summer."

Driver, Serafin Guadarrama, faced his third DWI charge after being found asleep in traffic and refusing sobriety tests, leading to his arrest in Harris County.

HPD seeks a third person of interest in the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Davion Elzy; two others are already sought, with the public asked for assistance.

Matthew Thrash from Lufkin, Texas, pleaded guilty to wire fraud charges, admitting to fraudulent schemes that defrauded victims of roughly $9.17 million. He faces up to 30 years in prison.

A Mexican national in Houston pleaded guilty to illegal reentry after multiple deportations, facing up to two years in prison as part of Operation Take Back America.

A car with a broken axle was towed by an SUV with a chain on Houston's North Loop, causing it to swerve uncontrollably. The incident ended without towing citations but led to an arrest on an unrelated warrant.