A robbery at a PNC Bank in Dickinson sparked a police chase, ending with the suspect's death in southeast Houston.

Carrie Mitchell, 61, was killed at a bus stop during a high-speed chase in North Houston. Joseph Jebbia, 43, faces charges including murder; he is detained with a $1.3 million bond. Mitchell's daughter expresses both grief and forgiveness.

The FBI may investigate an alleged surrogacy scam in Houston involving SEAM's owner and misused funds, with courtroom drama revealing personal entanglements.

Authorities seek two suspects for a $700 theft at a HEB store on July 3, captured by surveillance. They fled in a white GMC SUV; no arrests yet. Tips are requested.

Darryl George appeals against his school district's hair policy, citing conflict with the CROWN Act, as the legal battle includes a sex discrimination claim but not racial discrimination.

LL Flooring is closing 94 stores nationwide amid Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with closures in Texas and California, but will keep certain locations and its online presence active.

Attorney General Ken Paxton's office spending on voter fraud cases is questioned after reports show minimal prosecutions despite millions allocated to the effort.

Man named Robert Reeves arrested for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after reportedly threatening someone with a gun, mistaking them for another individual.

A man was shot multiple times in Crosby and Life Flighted to a hospital; his condition is serious. The HSCO is investigating the incident with no suspect or motive identified yet.

AB McCardell, registered sex offender, was arrested for indecent exposure at a hotel's pool area in Harris County after exposing himself to adult females.

YES Prep Public Schools is launching a new elementary campus in southwest Houston, set to open for the 2025-26 school year, with an initial enrollment of 350 students in grades pre-K to second, expanding to fifth grade later.

A woman was arrested after seven dead dogs were found at her home in Montgomery County, with neighbors reporting the grim discovery. She faces animal cruelty charges and is barred from owning animals.

Houston sees a surge in burglaries after Hurricane Beryl, with victims facing significant losses and inadequate insurance compensation. Calls for enhanced criminal accountability arise.