A student was stabbed by another student at Sterling High School in Houston, leading to a lockdown. The suspect is detained, and the victim is hospitalized.

Former Galveston officer Jared Rivas was indicted for child injury and assault at a pool party; his trial is pending, with videos of the incident playing a key role. Families are also taking legal action against the apartment complex and a hospital.

A student at Spring High School was detained after a gun they allegedly brought was found on the school's campus. The school went on "hold" for safety, and the incident is under investigation.

A 15-year-old girl died after her vehicle hit a tree in Humble, Texas. Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez responded and expressed condolences. Investigations continue to determine the crash's cause.

Three suspects were arrested after a shooting involving a Houston police officer, who was non-fatally wounded in the leg, leading to charges for assault and aggravated robbery.

Houston police investigate the death of a 38-year-old man found with lacerations at a West Alabama Street residence, urging public assistance for leads.

Smith Henry Jones was sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in a drug distribution ring, followed by supervised release and forfeiture of assets.

New eateries including Mak's Pub & Grill and Gelato & Co. are set to open in Northwest Houston, with Blaze Pizza also celebrating a new location with free offerings and Tim Hortons planning a 2025 launch.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire discussed his tenure and plans without detailing new policies or how to finance the city's recent fire union settlement in his State of the City address.

A persistent pipeline fire in Deer Park, caused by an SUV crash, remains active for the third day despite Energy Transfer's efforts, while air quality is deemed safe and residents await home return clearance.

A 17-year-old named Bradley Jafed Cantarero-Flores has been arrested and charged with the murder of a man in Houston after a fatal shooting on Northline Drive.

A woman pleaded guilty to leading a fraud scheme that obtained approximately $620,000 in disaster relief funds by filing false applications with federal agencies.

A Weslaco man, Jesse James Gonzalez, was sentenced to 10 years for attempting to smuggle meth into the U.S. He pled guilty to federal drug trafficking charges after being caught with a shoebox of meth at a border entry.