Authorities are searching for missing 16-year-old Analaei Oliveira-Pararuan, last seen near I-45 and Airtex. Public information is sought to aid the investigation.

A man, Kurt Chase, falsely claimed to be an FBI agent during a disturbance in an Uber and is now wanted for impersonating a public servant after missing his court date.

A potential strike at the Port of Houston raises concerns about major supply chain disruptions, with a significant impact on the economy if negotiations between the ILA and USMX fail.

A Texas trooper is in critical condition after a suspected DUI driver hit him during a traffic stop. The incident led to a temporary highway closure for investigation.

Former Texas City Commissioner Dee Ann Haney faces a DWI charge, risking her probation conditions from a prior criminally negligent homicide conviction.

Conroe City Council has replaced a flat water fee with a percentage-based fee for apartment residents after considering fairness and equity, reducing their water bill by 10% to better match actual usage.

HISD reports a decrease in student placement in alternative programs for vaping offenses, utilizing District of Innovation status exemptions to the state's zero-tolerance vaping law.

A Houston man received a 65-year sentence for fatally shooting his wife after years of domestic abuse. The victim had recorded her final moments, contradicting the husband's claim of self-defense.

Texas lawmakers are grappling with hemp and marijuana regulation due to a market boom driven by low-THC products, raising concerns about consumer safety and the need for stricter controls.

Deputies arrested a man, Mitchell West, for aggravated assault in Tomball, also discovering he had 11 outstanding warrants.

Houston police are investigating the discovery of a deceased man at a residence on Dunnam Road, with an autopsy pending to determine the cause of death.

A 17-year-old was fatally shot in Houston; the 46-year-old shooter claims self-defense and the case goes to a grand jury.

The Texas DPS issued a cease-and-desist to Flock Safety over its license plate readers, claiming the company operates without the proper license. Flock Safety is working to remedy the situation.