Marco Antonio Morales-Perez and Pablo Torres-Zaragoza were each sentenced to more than 21 years in prison, the U.S.

The corruption case involving former public works employees involved kickbacks from companies awarded contracts for emergency water line repair projects.

Court documents show that Marco Antonio Morales-Perez, 51, along with Pablo Torres-Zaragoza aka Jose Juan Zaragoza-Cardenas, ...

Mason and his son, Devon Mason, 30, both were charged as habitual criminals with possession of a controlled substance with ...

6 out of 7 people have now made plea deals in Houston water contract scandal first exposed by ‘DRAINED’ Investigation ...

The late defense attorney's charges were dropped after being accused of smuggling drug-laced papers into the Harris County ...

The late defense attorney's charges were dropped after being accused of smuggling drug-laced papers into the Harris County ...

Charges against Ronald Lewis, who authorities claimed delivered paperwork sprayed with synthetic marijuana to inmates at the ...

A federal judge on Jan. 23 sentenced the twenty ninth and final defendant charged in what prosecutors described as an ...

The attorney for a Texas veterinarian falsely accused of rape and sexual assault has issued a statement after his client was ...

Stephen S. Toeppich & Associates, a midsize oil and gas firm, alleges in a lawsuit that two lawyers who departed in 2024 ...

Purdue Pharma and the Sackler families agreed Thursday to increase their financial contribution to $7.4 billion to resolve mass opioid litigation.