Officers apprehended Tivon Thompson and a minor in possession of marijuana and firearms, with Thompson also having a prohibited automatic weapon, following a report of suspicious activity.

Deputies arrested three suspects for vehicle burglary and theft in Harris County after a chase involving K9 officer support and HPD Air Support. The stolen property was recovered and returned.

A man died in a house fire in southeast Houston, confirmed by Sheriff Ed Gonzalez. The incident is under investigation, and traffic was affected during the emergency response.

Houston police are investigating after a man's body was found with possible stab or gunshot wounds at 9051 Triola Lane, with no suspects or witnesses yet identified.

A guilty plea was entered by a former Houston postal worker for theft of mail, including cash and gift cards, facing up to five years in federal prison.

Houston-area cities are challenging CenterPoint Energy's rate hike withdrawal, alleging the utility is overcharging by $100 million yearly and demanding rate reductions instead.

A man died after falling onto the tracks and being hit by a METRORail train in the Texas Medical Center area; METRO police are investigating the incident.

Houston ISD is addressing unkempt school conditions, including overgrown grass and storm debris, ahead of the new school year on August 12, amid community concerns and volunteer efforts.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered public hospitals to collect patients' immigration status, citing costs from President Biden's immigration policies; the Texas Hospital Association is reviewing this new requirement.

Erica Lee Carter is considering running for her late mother, Sheila Jackson Lee's congressional seat in Houston, while other family members endorse ex-Mayor Turner for the role.

League City Council's meeting is set for August 13 at 6 p.m. to discuss local issues and decisions, with live broadcasts for those not attending in person.

A heated Harris County Commissioners Court meeting ended with disputes, particularly between Judge Lina Hidalgo and Commissioner Adrian Garcia, as well as tension among other members.

Anime Matsuri and the Houston Horror Film Festival headline Houston's dynamic weekend events, including special guests, performances, and a range of activities.