Law Enforcement

New York police say the sexual assault case against the former head of the International Monetary Fund is falling apart. They say the hotel maid who says he assaulted her has lied repeatedly, and she's personally connected with money launderers and drug dealers.

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A small amount of moon dust that was stolen after it was brought to Earth by the Apollo 11 mission has been recovered and returned to the Johnson Space Center in Houston. 

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Ten years after Andrea Yates drowned her five children in the bathtub at her home in Houston, her lawyer says he’s “optimistic” she’ll be released from a state mental hospital after a recommitment hearing in November.

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The Texas State Senate has confronted one of the GOP's priority issues by passing a bill designed to make it easier for law officers to corral illegal immigrants.

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A north Texas woman who claims to "have visions" is defending herself in the controversy that started when she called the Liberty County Sheriff's Department claiming bodies were buried in a mass grave outside of Liberty.

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A frantic search for bodies at a rural home in Liberty County turned out to be a wild goose chase.  It took only two phone calls from someone claiming to be a "psychic" to bring local, county, state and federal officers to the scene, along with dozens of news reporters, but they found nothing.

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A West Point cadet from Houston has filed a lawsuit against soul singer Patti LaBelle, her bodyguards and Bush Intercontinental Airport, claiming  her bodyguards beat him viciously for standing too close to her luggage.

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There are more than 400 people buried in the Harris County Pauper's Cemetery just outside Houston who've never been identified.  Forensic Anthropologists are using state of the art forensic technology to identify some of them, and, it is hoped, figure out how and why they died.

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