Michael Wayne Galvan pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy, admitting to defrauding investors of $2.8 million while promising high returns on loans.

An 18-year-old student in Texas, Darryl George, withdrew from school after facing suspension for violating the district's dress code with his hairstyle. He's seeking a court order to return and contests that the policy is discriminatory.

"Big Wig," a book about a child who discovers confidence through drag, stays in the children's section at Helen Hall Library after a League City council tie vote.

An officer and an elderly woman were injured in a Danbury domestic dispute. The officer, Brandon Turner, is in critical condition. The suspect, Patrick Tatom, was arrested after a family altercation.

The trial of Uber driver Deshawn Longmire, charged with the murder of Pastor Ronald Mouton, has been delayed until April 25, 2025, due to a scheduling conflict.

The Harris County Juvenile Probation Department has transformed an old correctional facility into the Opportunity Center, focusing on education and vocational training for juvenile justice-involved youth in Houston.

Two Conroe daycares are under scrutiny after a worker at Kids R' Kids was re-indicted for child injury, and a video from Little Footprints Academy showed a child left outside alone. Parents are suing, seeking justice and damages.

Matthew Donovan Ward is charged with aggravated assault against a public servant after a shootout with Houston police, where he was shot and no officers were injured.

A third individual has been charged for their role in a 2018 fatal shooting in a grocery store parking lot in Houston, with a fourth suspect still being sought by police.

A 15-year-old student in Willis ISD has been charged with a misdemeanor after threatening to "shoot this place up," marking the second school threat in the district within a week.

The Houston ISD board rejected the teachers union's request to lock classroom doors, maintaining the open-door policy to promote a cooperative atmosphere despite safety concerns.

Thalia Graves has sued Sean "Diddy" Combs, accusing him of raping her in 2001, and is seeking damages and the destruction of recordings of the incident.

Three sisters were sentenced for a $3 million tax fraud scheme involving fraudulent tax returns in the Rio Grande Valley; they must also pay restitution.