Houston police shot a suspect after a high-speed chase involving a stolen SUV, which ended in a crash near State Highway 288. The suspect brandished a weapon and was critically wounded; investigations are ongoing.

A former federal prison worker from Beeville, Ashley Priscilla Garza, has pleaded guilty to smuggling items like cigarettes and drug-laced papers into FCI Three Rivers. Acting as a religious services assistant, Garza admitted to receiving over $11,000 in exchange for the contraband. She remains free on bond pending her sentencing on August 12, where she faces up to 15 years in prison.

Houston police investigate a fatal shooting at a residence on Ludington Drive, resulting in the death of Michel Badia Cremadichi. Two masked individuals are sought.

Houston expects storms today with a 20% chance of showers between 3pm and 4pm and a high of 87 degrees. Evening rain chance drops to 10%, with continuing south winds. The unsettled pattern could affect outdoor plans and commutes.

Robert Draeger was arrested for meth possession and driving with an invalid license after a traffic stop on FM 1960 Road E. He had a previous conviction and warrants. His bond was set at $600.

A man died from injuries sustained in an April 17 car crash in Houston. He lost control of his Chevrolet Impala and hit a wall. Investigations are ongoing.

Houston police are investigating a fatal accident where a pedestrian was struck and killed by a Honda Accord on the Southwest Freeway. The driver fled the scene, and authorities seek public assistance.

Governor Greg Abbott addressed the need for bail system reforms at the Texas Border Sheriff's Coalition meeting, praised Texas sheriffs for border security efforts, and discussed Operation Lone Star's successes.

Deputies arrested Jasmine Tanksley for DUI after a traffic stop on State Highway 249, where she displayed signs of intoxication and had a BAC of 0.170. Her bond is set at $100.

Sheriff Doolittle of Montgomery County intervened in a road rage incident, preventing it from turning deadly by disarming a suspect who tried to use a firearm.

Houston's parking authority warns of fake parking citations being placed on vehicles, advising residents to check for official features and report suspicions to ParkHouston's website.

Houston law enforcement shut down an illegal massage parlor, 81 Spa Massage, arresting employee Yonghua Lou for prostitution and unlicensed operation. More charges, potentially related to human trafficking, are expected.

St. Laurence Catholic School was closed early after ammo was found on church grounds; police confirmed the find and a person of interest was detained.