A former Texas Southern University official was sentenced to eight years in prison for felony theft and a separate charge involving sexual performance by a minor. He was also ordered to pay restitution.

Authorities in Harris County investigate a fatal apartment shooting and a separate incident where a man was shot by deputies following a disturbance call.

Alvin PD seeks Darryl Wayne Pressley for a violent home invasion and robbery of an elderly person; Pressley tied up the victim and stole cash. He remains at large.

Approaching weather in Houston includes a chance of showers and thunderstorms with possibilities of severe conditions, including strong winds and hail, as highlighted by the National Weather Service and CW39.

Houston announces the opening of select city pools before Memorial Day, providing residents with a cool respite from the summer heat.

Deputies apprehended a male suspect after a foot chase in response to a trespassing report; he had an outstanding arrest warrant. The precinct promoted its "C4 NOW" app for public safety updates.

The Texas legislature has passed a bill requiring that the Ten Commandments be displayed in public school classrooms, raising debate over the separation of church and state.

Houston deputies shot Hector Reyes after he pointed a gun at them; he's stable and charged with aggravated assault on an officer. An investigation is underway.

An ANA flight from Tokyo to Houston diverted to Seattle after a passenger tried to open the emergency exit. The situation was controlled, and the passenger was hospitalized for a medical crisis.

Houston police released surveillance photos seeking a suspected gunman after a fatal shooting on West Bellfort Avenue, urging public assistance in the investigation.

Houston's weather is shifting after two weeks dry, with rising heat and humidity. The National Weather Service predicts a near 94°F high. Rain chances increase midweek, with potential severe weather monitored by meteorologists.

A driver, Elan Douglas, was arrested for his third DWI after failing sobriety tests during a traffic stop. His bond was set at $35,000 in the 177th District Court.

Texas Senate Bill 3, aiming to regulate THC products from hemp, has passed the House and Senate, threatening a substantial industry and sparking concern among business owners about economic and job impacts. Governor Abbott's decision is pending.