A woman in Houston was robbed by a man claiming she hit his dog with her car; he broke her window and stole money. Police seek information on the suspect, who fled in a white Ford truck.

Officers detained Chance Watts at an apartment disturbance, who had a felony warrant for drug possession with intent to deliver. His bond was set at $50,000. The precinct promotes its "C4 NOW" app for community updates.

Houston celebrates DJ Screw Day on June 27th, honoring the pioneer of the "chopped and screwed" genre, with events like freestyle music, car shows, and SCREWFEST.

Deputies arrested Reagan Cannon, suspected of vehicle burglary, after a victim recognized him at McDonald's. He faces charges including State Jail Felony due to prior convictions.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the federal reapproval of the Healthy Texas Women Medicaid waiver until 2030, ensuring access to women's health services.

The U.S. Attorney announced 202 prosecutions in Texas, including for human smuggling and vehicle theft, and charged Cuban nationals in a multimillion-dollar theft ring.

William Peterson is appointed as Texas Solicitor General, succeeding Aaron Nielson, who returns to academia. Peterson, an experienced lawyer, clerked for Justice Clarence Thomas and served at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius.

Houston faces varied weather with a chance of heat, showers, thunderstorms, and haze during Beyoncé's performance and Pride events, alongside concerns about a tropical disturbance and Saharan dust affecting air quality.

Kim Ogg, former Harris County District Attorney, is expected in court on July 28 over claims she violated a gag order by discussing details of the Jocelyn Nungaray murder case.

Houston is introducing two new charter schools, with a rise in students preferring charters over traditional Houston ISD (HISD) schools, but a recent slight decrease in this trend reflects a diversification of educational choices.

The Houston Fire Department rescued a man from a house fire in southwest Houston early Friday morning, transporting him to the hospital; the cause of the fire is under investigation.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation fined the Jubilee at Texas Parkway $381,400 for elevator outages and safety violations, affecting senior residents' mobility and violating state laws.

Two men in their 70s were found shot to death at Wildheather Park, Houston. A robbery motive is unlikely as their personal items were not taken. Police are investigating the incident.