Houston Mayor John ... the sentiment of the rank and file, because we’re fixing to double down, certainly citations," Whitmire said. In February, the police department reported that violent ...

"This contract will make the community safer and be poised for the next decade with a well-staffed department," says Houston Police Chief J. Noe Diaz about the proposed deal for officers.

EXCLUSIVE ON ICE: Houston police are cooperating with ICE, experts say Documents obtained by the Houston Chronicle showed that Houston complied with a request from ICE officials in March for data ...

Houston Police Department officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the stolen Buick SUV near State Highway 288 and Reed Road around 11:20 p.m. Wednesday. A chase ensued and ended when the ...

One woman is grateful after a Houston police lieutenant was in the right place at the right time and saved her life. A judge used Trump’s own words to expose his real agenda 11 Expensive ...

The salary increases come as the department is looking to fill about 1,200 open positions in its ranks, including many high-level positions. The Houston ... our rank-and-file police officers ...

With Houston Police Department reaching an agreement that will offer 36.5% in raises over the next five years, more than 100 deputies applied for the better-paying city jobs, leading Harris County ...

(KPRC) HOUSTON – The Houston Police Officers’ Union voted to approve a new five-year contract, several provisions continue longstanding policies that shape the department’s operations and ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Houston Police Department officers are set to get big raises, which Mayor John Whitmire and police union leadership say will help fill vacant positions and encourage ...

according to the Houston Police Department. The incident began around 11:20 p.m. when officers tried to stop a stolen Buick SUV near Reed Road and Highway 288. A short vehicle chase ended when the ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The Houston Police Department announced that homicides are on the rise during a meeting where dozens of Third Ward residents showed up with questions and concerns.