A 24-year-old man was fatally shot at a Houston apartment complex; his identity is pending verification by forensic sciences. Houston police are investigating the incident.

Houston Police have arrested Kyle Andrew Coolack for the murder of his brother, Brad Henry Coolack, following a 2022 shooting at an apartment complex.

A man, Carlos Guerra, killed two brothers and himself following a domestic dispute in Harris County. The brothers had tried to help a distressed woman when they were shot; the suspect later committed suicide.

A helicopter crash in Houston's Second Ward resulted in four fatalities, including a child, after hitting a radio tower. Investigations by the FAA and NTSB are ongoing.

Houston is gearing up for its 75th annual Thanksgiving Day Parade featuring Carl Lewis as grand marshal, local Olympians, floats, balloons, and bands on Nov 28, 2024.

A man named Timothy Justice was arrested for spitting at deputies and threatening their lives after causing a disturbance at a Harris County business.

Fernando Perez, 41, was sentenced to 71 months in federal prison for illegally possessing a firearm as a convicted felon, following an investigation into illegal firearms sales in Webb County.

An Edinburg man was sentenced to 78 months for receiving child pornography, and must pay restitution and register as a sex offender after his release.

The trial for Reverend Ronald Mouton's alleged killer was postponed until April 2025, frustrating the victim's family who are seeking justice for the 2022 road rage shooting.

Residents in Houston's South Park are upset about persistent illegal dumping and the city's inadequate enforcement. Despite the potential for fines and jail, the problem persists.

Texas faces challenges regulating its $8 billion hemp industry, amid a legal battle over Delta-8's legality and a crackdown on a Houston business for alleged illegal THC sales.

Houston voters face a contentious $4.4 billion HISD school bond proposal, with local Democratic leaders urging rejection due to trust issues with the non-elected administration overseeing the funds.

Robert Roberson is set to testify before a Texas House panel after his execution was delayed. His attorney contends for an in-person testimony, arguing that Zoom limits his ability to effectively communicate.