A motorcyclist died in a crash involving several vehicles on Katy Freeway after attempting to correct his path and colliding with a Hyundai Elantra and a Chevrolet Silverado truck.

A Texas man was sentenced to 120 months in federal prison for meth trafficking, with 70 months for the first offense and 50 for a second, plus four years supervised release.

A juvenile was arrested and charged with the murder of Itolia Jones, following the July shooting on Lockwood Drive.

A fatal crash in Houston resulted in the death of an 18-year-old man and charges against another driver, Lakeisha Woodfork, for driving while intoxicated.

A house collapse in Brazoria County led to two deaths and five injuries while the family tried to level their home. The incident seems accidental with no criminal activity suspected.

Houston police shot and killed an armed man who fired at them while investigating another incident. Another deceased victim was found nearby; the relation between the shootings is unclear.

A teacher at MacGregor Elementary School in Houston may be terminated after a non-physical confrontation with a parent, witnessed by an administrator and HISD police were notified.

The Port of Houston faces a potential strike by longshoremen, which could disrupt the supply chain and have significant economic impacts if a contract agreement is not reached by October 1.

K9 "Rambo" and deputies from Constable Mark Herman's Office captured a suspect in Fairfield Garden Grove after reports of the individual trying to steal a motorcycle and checking car doors.

A man named Warren Del Unkefer was charged with murder after a fatal shooting at a Houston apartment complex, resulting in the death of 63-year-old Robert Culver.

Aurelio Campos Renovato died in a single-vehicle crash in Houston at 300 Hoffman Street. His truck hit a culvert, and he was partially ejected. HPD is investigating the incident.

Former Conroe ISD aide KeSean Carter is charged with child sexual assault; the district emphasizes student safety and fired Carter post-investigation.

Amazon confirms the launch of a 150,000-square-foot delivery station in Porter, Texas, anticipated to create over 300 jobs and impact local business after a three-year delay.