Three teens were arrested after a vehicle chase and altercation with police, with charges including Aggravated Assault on an Officer and Evading Arrest.

The president of United Steelworkers Local 13-1647 has been arrested on embezzlement charges, accused of unlawfully using union funds for personal expenses.

A man was fatally shot while in a vehicle in Katy; four male suspects are sought as the investigation continues.

Houston prepares for extreme heat with possible 100-degree temperatures, while parts of the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic anticipate severe thunderstorms and potential tornadoes.

Houston authorities charged Donny Daosavanh with the 2014 murder of his mother, after a tip in 2017 led to his arrest and confession. Her body remains missing.

Deputies in Rosehill Reserve apprehended a juvenile for vehicle burglary after a quick pursuit and returned the stolen property; the suspect was charged and released to his parents.

The Houston Police Department is reshuffling its leadership amid a scandal involving suspended cases and retaliation complaints, with Assistant Chief Milton Wyatt Martin reassigned within the department.

Gabriela Elyzabeth Deras was charged with murder following her 2-month-old son's death due to being left unresponsive in a vehicle on Long Drive, Houston.

League City released the details of its 2024 tax rates, outlining the no-new-revenue rate and the higher voter-approval rate, with the city stressing the importance of these rates for budget and services funding.

League City officials are seeking public input on the future of its library services through a digital survey on their website, emphasizing community engagement in their planning process.

HPD investigates a fatal shooting of an unidentified woman at 1711 Caroline Street, urging the public to help with any information on the motive or suspect.

Sylvester Turner seeks to succeed the late U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, backed by her children and local politicians, aiming to maintain district momentum.

League City's library will be closed for Labor Day weekend, affecting services like book checkouts and public computer access. Digital resources will remain available. Normal hours resume September 3.