FBI offering $25K rewards for unsolved crimes against Native Americans

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has established a minimum reward of $25,000 in cases where people went missing or were killed in Indian Country.

Montrose restaurant owner loses thousands to tap-to-pay fraud as local BBB warns small businesses

Owner Leighton Dickson estimates losing $5,000 to $6,000 across 30 to 40 chargebacks since opening on Mother's Day, a growing trend verified by Leah Napoliello of the Better Business Bureau of Greater Houston.

Jake Lang won't face felony charges after riot arrest in Minneapolis

Far-right activist Jake Lang will not face charges after he was arrested in Minneapolis on riot charges, Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty announced on Tuesday. However, the protester dressed up as Spider-Man is facing charges.

Florida sheriff’s office warns students about playing ‘senior assassin’ game

Highlands County deputies and school officials are warning students and parents about the dangers of a game called "Senior Assassin" after learning a large group plans to play.

Residents call for La Marque Mayor to resign following indecent exposure arrest

Several La Marque residents are calling for Mayor Keith Bell to resign following his arrest. He's accused of indecent exposure in Brazoria County.

Elderly Montrose property owner handcuffed, detained after pulling gun on homeless people

A Houston property owner said she was detained by police after confronting people she says were camping outside her vacant Westheimer Road building while carrying an unloaded gun.

Minnesota sues Texas over extradition of ICE agent charged in shooting

Minnesota is suing Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to force the extradition of an ICE officer charged in a January shooting before a key detention deadline expires Thursday.

HPD Uber pursuit video raises questions about civilian vehicle policy

Houston Uber driver Anthony Baines transported HPD officers during a foot pursuit, raising questions about civilian consent, police policy, safety and insurance coverage.

Houston-area man arrested for thousands of AI-generated child pornography

A Houston-area man was arrested after detectives found what they describe as thousands of images of AI-generated child pornography at his home, according to authorities.

Karmelo Anthony appeal: What's next after motion for new trial was denied

After his motion for a new trial was denied last weekend, Karmelo Anthony may have to wait until 2027 for an appeal hearing as his case goes through a Dallas appeals court.

3 Houston USPS mail carriers, 2 others accused of check theft scheme

Two Houston residents and three U.S. Postal Service mail carriers are facing federal charges after allegedly participating in a scheme to steal checks from mail routes and sell them, according to federal court documents.

2 suspects charged with capital murder in deadly Alief apartment shooting

Two suspects accused of shooting and killing a 19-year-old back in May at an apartment complex in Alief have both been arrested and charged with capital murder.