Footage released by Project Veritas in October has resulted in the arrest of Raquel Rodriguez, who admitted on camera to engaging in voter fraud.
Tarrant County takes a step in the direction of bail reform by adopting a "public safety assessment" tool in determining the level of risk a criminal defendant poses when setting bail.
The federal government has refiled charges after the trial court invalidated the former mayor’s convictions due to a court security officer’s error.
Charges were filed against a former House police captain after an altercation in which he held a repairman at gunpoint, alleging his involvement in an election fraud scheme.
State and local authorities are looking to mitigate “road rage” incidents in Houston and Harris County as numbers rose this year.
Police departments across Texas have implemented their own internal policies of "duty to intervene" after the incident in Minneapolis sparked nationwide protests and riots.
An alleged human smuggler arrested Monday was released the following day on a personal bond ordered by a Harris County magistrate.
Last August a Harris County judge released a murder suspect who claimed to be a devil worshipper on a $25,000 bond. The defendant has now been charged in the November shooting death of another man.
The convict had “precursor chemicals and bomb making recipes” at his residence when he made the threatening remarks.
As part of the effort to increase civilian oversight of the FWPD as recommended by the Task Force on Race and Culture, the city is moving toward creating a board known as a "mutual accountability group."
Without getting too deep into the weeds, here’s a look at the marijuana-related legislation proposed for the upcoming session in Texas so far.
Five MS-13 gang members from El Salvador who were illegally living in Houston have been charged with murder.
Reinforcements from the state are headed to Dallas as crime in the city worsens and the chief of police will soon leave her office.
A suspect arrested for the murder of Sgt. Sean Rios has a lengthy criminal history and had been released on a $100 bond earlier this year.
Formed as a response to growing calls to defund the police, Abbott brought his "Back the Blue" pledge to Houston.
Judge Hidalgo rejected working directly with Crime Stoppers Houston on bail reform impact studies, saying the county should instead work with groups who do not have “an axe to grind.”
According to U.S. Immigration and Customs, an El Salvadorian national charged in the death of a Houston Police Sergeant is unlawfully present in the country.
Due to the district's location in Austin and the GOP candidate's background as a police officer, police funding and reform are unavoidably pertinent in the race for House District 47.
A Virginia-based software company has already pleaded guilty to enriching itself using its shady connections to Randolph Air Force Base.
The controversial film "Cuties," about an underage, provocative dance group, has earned Netflix an indictment at a Tyler County court.
