Jeffrey Noble pleaded guilty to triple murder in Houston and received three concurrent 60-year prison sentences for the 2017 killings of John Sciandra, Jessica Sciandra, and Jordan Collier.

Deputies arrested Annette Dunn for assaulting an officer with a knife, and Kyle Campbell for injuring a child, following a disturbance call in Hennington Drive.

A woman was apprehended in Harris County for sex trafficking a juvenile who was forced into prostitution at a hotel. The suspect, Erica Adams, faces trafficking charges.

A Laredo woman pleaded guilty to participating in a child smuggling operation, where young children were transported across the U.S.-Mexico border, often sedated.

A woman was injured in a drive-by shooting on 6000 Antoine Dr. in northwest Houston. Her condition remains unknown as authorities investigate the incident.

The Turkey Leg Hut in Houston was closed by the health department due to multiple health code violations, including improper food storage and cleanliness issues.

Houston faces intense heat as astronomical summer ends, with high temperatures and slight breeze offering little relief. A chance of showers and risk of severe thunderstorms exist, prompting locals to monitor weather updates closely.

Eight people were sentenced in Laredo for drug trafficking, with Hector Flores receiving a 171-month sentence. The group was tied to smuggling cocaine, heroin, fentanyl, and meth from Mexico to the U.S.

Authorities seek public help in the year-old case of Alberto Navez-Ortiz, fatally shot in Houston. The suspect remains unidentified; tips are encouraged.

Rapper Slando Kareem, real name Jacorey Anderson, received a life sentence for sex trafficking minors and an adult after a federal jury's rapid deliberation.

Red Lobster emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy with new CEO Damola Adamolekun, who plans to rejuvenate the chain with over $60 million in new funding.

A woman was fatally struck by a police patrol vehicle in Houston while not using a crosswalk. The incident is under investigation by both vehicular crimes and internal affairs divisions.

A man was charged with assaulting a public servant after Houston police returned fire when he tried to shoot officers with a malfunctioning weapon; none of the officers were injured.