Three individuals were arrested following a traffic stop for their alleged involvement in a series of vehicle thefts in Atascocita, as announced by Constable Mark Herman's Office. The suspects were found with items used for stealing vehicles.

Deputy from Constable Herman's Office arrested Terrance Hardy, who had multiple felony warrants, during a traffic stop.

TSU aims to secure $120 million for a new law school building addressing safety and accessibility concerns, following ABA warnings about current facility standards.

A 63-year-old man from Alvin, sentenced to 25 years for CSAM offenses, was a repeat child predator and will undergo 10 years of supervised release post-imprisonment.

Houston woman Sade K. Stewart charged with child endangerment after her autistic nephew was found wandering alone.

A fatal four-vehicle crash on IH-69 near Fountain View disrupted morning traffic in southwest Houston, leaving several lanes blocked and causing delays. Identity and accident cause details were not disclosed.

A Cessna plane made a safe emergency landing on a Houston street during a training flight after experiencing power loss. No injuries or damage were reported.

Carlos Correa was arrested during a rodeo, accused of theft and elderly financial abuse. His company, Correa Construction, faces lawsuits for alleged misconduct and significant financial losses inflicted on clients, including a 92-year-old woman.

Firefighters worked overnight on a massive fire at a Houston office building, leading to a collapse but no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

A 63-year-old Alvin resident received a 25-year sentence for child sexual assault material crimes, after previously serving time for assaulting a child.

Patchy fog in Houston will clear to partial clouds and eventual sunshine with a high of 88°F, gentle southwest breezes today, and a slight chance of nighttime rain.

Two workers were hurt in a scaffold collapse at a Chevron plant in Pasadena, one severely, falling 25 feet; details of the cause and third victim's status are unclear.

FBI SWAT raids in Katy, Texas, led to the arrest of felon Michael Seery for possessing over 50 firearms; agents found guns at his home, office, and a storage unit.