The death of Alexis Jovany Cardenas at the Harris County Jail has been ruled a homicide. The 32-year-old was involved in an altercation with detention officers during his release. The Texas Rangers and the Harris County Sheriff’s Office are investigating the incident.
The Louisiana SPCA recalls Houston’s critical support in rescuing shelter pets during Hurricane Katrina, emphasizing the enduring partnership and preparation for future disasters.
A home invasion in Houston left a mother and her twin daughters terrified after an intruder broke into their apartment. Surveillance footage captured the incident, and police are investigating. Community leaders and law enforcement are working on measures to enhance neighborhood safety.
A stolen pickup truck leads to a fiery crash in Northeast Houston following a police chase. Two individuals escape with minor injuries. The investigation continues as authorities seek more information on the incident.
A burglary suspect in Houston died from a cut sustained during a break-in attempt. The police investigate the incident, calling for community assistance in identifying the suspect.
Reflecting on Hurricane Katrina’s influence, Houston reshaped its hurricane response strategies after the chaos of Hurricane Rita in 2005. This article explores the lessons learned and the improvements made in Houston’s evacuation procedures.
Robert Shrader, a former employee of Memorial Hermann, faces multiple charges for placing hidden cameras in hospital bathrooms. Authorities continue to investigate the scope of the recordings.
Federal raids lead to the arrest of Houston ministry leaders amid allegations of forced labor and financial misconduct. David E. Taylor and Michelle Brannon face serious charges, prompting a significant legal challenge for the religious organization.
A Houston researcher faces charges of data theft and record tampering related to government-funded breast cancer research, sparking a federal investigation. MD Anderson Cancer Center collaborates with authorities in the case.
Houston Public Works seeks City Council approval for an $8.5 million plan to replace 25,000 old water meters to resolve billing issues. A 12-month pilot will test the new smart meters’ efficiency.