Mayor John Whitmire on Friday unveiled the city's new contract proposal with the Houston Police Department (HPD), which includes a 36.5% salary increase across the board for officers by 2030.

The head of the Houston Police Department has formally rescinded a policy requiring officers to make at least one traffic stop per day, just before a City Council vote that could outlaw such quotas.

A Houston Police patrol car is parked next to Minute Maid Park on Oct. 22, 2019. HPD is conducting an extensive deployment in and around the baseball stadium as part of the security plan for the ...

New Houston police officers could earn up to $81,600 starting ... Houston City Council on Wednesday approved a new contract with the more than 5,200 officers at the Houston Police Department, ...

A Houston Police Department officer wears a "I Can't Breathe" mask while securing the scene of a press conference by George Floyd's family and their attorney Monday, June 8, 2020, at The Fountain ...

Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor-Tolbert says she’s selected the city’s next chief of the Dallas Police Department. Bizor-Tolber said Friday that Houston DEA Special Agent in Charge Daniel ...

Houston police officers are set to receive 36.5% in raises over the next five years, in addition to a host of other new benefits, Mayor John Whitmire announced Friday, less than 24 hours after ...

The Houston Police Department began receiving calls reporting shots fired around 12:50 a.m. at the 6000 block of of Cherry Hill in southeast Houston, Assistant Chief Patricia Cantu said during a ...

Houston Police Department homicide detectives said they were called to the scene on South Braeswood Boulevard just south of Bissonnet around 8:05 a.m., where officers discovered the man’s body ...

HOUSTON — Three teenagers were hospitalized early Monday after a drive-by shooting outside a home in east Houston, according to the Houston Police Department. Officers responded around 1:30 a.m ...