Naked man, Omar Moreno, arrested for driving a stolen vehicle, caused traffic disruption on Houston's Hardy Toll Road. The recovered car was returned to its owner.

A significant Xfinity service outage in Houston disrupted internet, TV, DVR, and voice services, affecting residential customers, public services, and Port Houston operations. Restoration was expected by 4 p.m. The cause is under investigation.

A Houston woman faces up to 20 years for assaulting a federal agent with a machete; the FBI shot her during the incident. She's charged and awaiting trial.

George Bush Intercontinental Airport issued a ground stop due to severe thunderstorms, affecting over 1,200 flights with average delays around 50 minutes.

Houston music scene icon Scott Gertner has passed away, leaving a legacy as a club owner and musician known for venues like SkyBar and Rhythm Room. The community honors his impact on local entertainment.

The Harris County Special Operations Unit, led by Constable Mark Herman, recovered three stolen vehicles and arrested suspect William Price for vehicle theft and unauthorized use.

Felony charges against ex-health director Barbie Robinson in Harris County were dismissed due to a lack of evidence. The original charges involved county contracts but no personal gain was found.

Houston Police seek tips to arrest suspects in a game room robbery where a security guard was shot, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to arrests.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire stands against racism after the firing of 12 HFD cadets for sharing racist content, upholding a zero-tolerance policy despite a financial loss.

Houston Police seek tips on a December robbery suspect who threatened a store clerk and fled with cash in a black sedan. A reward is offered for information.

Authorities search for 81-year-old Nicolas Lestrer with dementia, missing in Houston with his cat since Thursday morning. He was last seen wearing a black tank top and gray Astros hat.

Ex-security guard Taylor Roy, 31, was arrested for filming minors on a Galveston beach, marking his second such arrest after previous charges in Montgomery County.

Houston man pleads guilty to orchestrating a million-dollar electricity theft scheme using a fake company and stolen identities, may face 20 years in prison.