Trevor Neill was indicted on six federal felonies in January; if convicted, Neill could face up to five years behind bars.

Police shot and arrested former Uber Health driver Robert Gregory Johnson III at a Houston McDonald's, ending his seven-month run after allegedly sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl whose mother believed she would be safe using the service.

Horrified passengers on a United Airlines flight traveling from Houston to New York City were terrified to see the airplane's wing had seemingly caught fire before takeoff.

Houston police officers were caught on video doing donuts in the snow. Now the man who posted the footage says he's being targeted by the city's police union.

A Houston man pardoned by Trump for his role in the Capitol riots is now a fugitive in Texas for a 2016 child solicitation charge.

Rats have infiltrated a Narcotics Evidence Room in Houston, forcing the DA's office to alert attorneys on thousands of cases that evidence may be compromised.

Sen. Cruz said his first attempt did not get a vote because "Democrats controlled the Senate," but expects a different result thanks to a Republican majority in both chambers

Dwight Howard said the NBA commission and his agents forced him to delete and apologize for his "Free Palestine" tweet in 2014.

Federal authorities have released details of Shamsud-Din Jabbar's final hours, retracing the steps that led to the New Year's Day terror attack in New Orleans.

The armed boys surrounded a couple as they returned home from a Christmas party in Houston, and the man pulled his own weapon

A Texas woman has been arrested and taken into custody after she reportedly disciplined a little girl by duct-taping the child's mouth shut and locking her into a dog cage under her Christmas tree.

The President-elect recently suggested he would end it through executive action and that he had originally sought to do so during his first term

A Houston mother faces child injury charges after allegedly assaulting and neglecting her two young children.

The case has drawn significant attention due to the defendants' immigration status as both men had entered the U.S. illegally earlier in the year

Two 16-year-olds were killed in a shooting in an empty storefront that had been turned into a makeshift club in a Houston strip mall.

A Houston attorney claims to have "accidentally" killed his son, who had Down syndrome, after investigators discovered charred human remains on his property.

Two Houston-area teens have been committing robberies by entrapping their victims using Facebook marketplace, listing fake items, or making false offers on other listings only to steal from the people they then meet up with.

According to court documents, Anas Said planned on attacking the Israeli Consulate in Houston and local synagogues

A group of Houston school district employees have been charged for their alleged involvement in a venture that helped hundreds to cheat on certification exams.

Earlier this month, Xavi released his first LP titled "NEXT" that includes 15 songs

Native American historian Linda Coombs' book "Colonization and the Wampanoag Story" was shelved as fiction earlier this month by a citizens review committee.

A Texas woman looking to kidnap and murder a lover who recently ended their affair found an unlikely recruit in her husband.

An Iowa man said he gave the wanted man a home and food after seeing him carrying a "veteran needing work" sign.

The woman took him across the border for cheating on her

Lee Gilley is not allowed to contact his two children, who were inside the house during their mother's death.

The family seeks over $1 million for the child's injuries and calls for industry-wide changes.

The man allegedly claimed his wife overdosed, but medical staff reports indicate death by strangulation.

Researchers from nonprofit Coalition to Prevent Chemical Disasters say there have been 115 hazardous chemical incidents in Texas since January 2021

Some victims reported that they initially worked as waitresses before being forced into sex work under the threat of violence.

According to the most recent data published by CBP, the agency had seized almost 27,000 pounds of cocaine along the U.S. Southwest border as of August