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Several firearms, $41K recovered after alleged thieves burglarize multiple vehicles near Minute Maid Park - Vimarsana News

Several firearms, $41K recovered after alleged thieves burglarize multiple vehicles near Minute Maid Park

Two suspects were arrested for stealing guns and burglarizing vehicles near Minute Maid Park Sunday, the Houston Police Department said.

Former DocGo CEO still on payroll despite resignation and ongoing New York investigation - Vimarsana News

Former DocGo CEO still on payroll despite resignation and ongoing New York investigation

The former CEO of DocGo, a health services company that's serving as a middleman for transportation and housing for migrants is still getting paid.

Source: 13wham.com
HPD 'diligently monitoring' public safety concerns amid conflict between Hamas and Israel - Vimarsana News

HPD 'diligently monitoring' public safety concerns amid conflict between Hamas and Israel

The Houston Police Department is looking out for potential public safety concerns amid the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel.

Taco truck employee fatally shot during attempted robbery in southeast Houston - Vimarsana News

Taco truck employee fatally shot during attempted robbery in southeast Houston

An employee at a taco truck was shot and killed during an attempted robbery in southeast Houston Friday, the Houston Police Department said.

Houston teen sentenced to 30 years for body-slamming woman, paralyzing her during jugging incident in Chinatown - Vimarsana News

Houston teen sentenced to 30 years for body-slamming woman, paralyzing her during jugging incident in Chinatown

A Houston teen was sentenced to 30 years in prison Thursday for his role in three attacks, including one in Houston’s Chinatown that left a woman paralyzed from a jugging incident, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced.