Here are some of the top stories from the Houston, Tomball, and Harris County areas.
Arrest of Shoplifters: Deputies from Constable Mark Herman’s Office arrested two suspects for shoplifting over $500 worth of meat from a store on East Richey Road in Tomball.
Shooting Incident: A shooting occurred in the northeast part of Houston, where an adult male was found deceased, and the suspect fled the scene.
Housing Controversy: There’s significant controversy around a housing project at 800 Middle St., where developers allegedly omitted information about toxic contamination on the site, intended for a $130 million low-income complex.
Misreported Death: A report about a Texas Southern University senior dying in a crash on the North Freeway was incorrect; the individual is still alive.
Scrutiny Over Apartment Owner: The owner of Himbola Manor Apartments is under scrutiny for housing-related controversies spanning Louisiana and Texas.
Landscaping Crime Insight: A local landscaper provided insights on how a crime involving irrigation systems could be executed swiftly, suggesting insider knowledge.
Capture of Wanted Immigrant: Authorities arrested Jose Miguel Zelaya-Ponce, wanted for aggravated sexual assault of a child, highlighting ongoing issues with illegal immigration and crime.
Dog Attack Incident: A woman and her 2-year-old were hospitalized after being bitten by a loose dog in northwest Harris County.
These stories reflect a mix of crime, local governance issues, housing controversies, and community safety concerns in the North Houston, Tomball, and Harris County areas.