Angela Wafer's family seeks answers 10 years after her murder in Houston, with detectives urging public help, highlighting the potential for witnesses to have key information.

K9 and deputies from Harris County apprehended a suspected copper thief, Christopher Charles Fry, following a chase involving a drone and canine unit. Fry faces charges of Evading on Foot and Felony Theft.

Former Turkey Leg Hut co-owner Lynn Price is seeking dismissal of his federal arson case, claiming his right to a fair trial was violated due to a conflict of interest with his former attorney.

With Texas facing a heatwave, ERCOT anticipates record power demand, yet assures grid stability without issuing any emergency alerts; meanwhile, debates arise over Texas legislature's "anti-energy" bills impacting grid reliability.

Enrique Melendez-Saldivar was convicted for the eighth time of illegally entering the U.S. near Los Ebanos, Texas.

A former VA nurse in Houston was indicted for falsifying records after a patient's death. She faces a potential five-year sentence and a $250,000 fine if convicted. The VA-OIG is investigating the case.

Five members of a Houston family died in a head-on collision on I-45 in Leon County when a Dodge pickup crossed the median and struck their Ford F-150. The Dodge driver was seriously injured.

A teen driver is charged after a fatal crash in Houston; the 14-year-old victim died when their Buick hit a tree on West Fuqua St. The juvenile fled but returned and was arrested by the HPD.

Houston faces a heat wave with potential record highs in the mid-90s, accompanied by sunny skies and south winds. Residents advised to handle increasing heat and humidity, with little rain expected.

The suspect, Brandon Lynn Plattenburg, faces intoxication manslaughter charges after a fatal crash in Houston; the victim's identity is pending confirmation.

Authorities investigate a fatal shooting in La Porte and a related scene in Morgan's Point, with bodies found and a disturbance earlier in the week hinting at a connection.

Governor Abbott declares Economic Development Week in Texas to honor local and statewide efforts for economic growth, citing accolades and strategic plans to maintain the state's business leadership.

A 78-year-old man, Ted Cassell, was arrested in League City for running over and killing a 72-year-old man after an argument. His bond is set at $250,000.