Houston’s longtime ace Lance McCullers Jr. is reportedly headed to Milwaukee in a blockbuster trade, marking a major shift for the Astros as they part ways with their most tenured pitcher. McCullers, entering the final year of his $85M contract, has struggled this season with a high ERA and a history of injuries—including Tommy John surgery—yet still boasts elite talent, highlighted by his 2021 Cy Young contender season. The move could be a fresh start for McCullers and a bold gamble for Milwaukee, who’s looking to bolster their divisional race. The Astros’ return remains unknown, but this trade signals a pivotal moment in both teams’ futures.

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A bank robber in Harris County was caught cold thanks to Flock cameras—after stealing cash in a red hoodie and gray sedan, he was tracked down days later with the same hoodie, the robbery note, and stolen money still on him. Investigators suspect this isn’t his first crime, and tech like Flock is proving to be a game-changer for law enforcement.

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Arcola Mayor Fred Anthony Burton is facing five felony charges after his arrest, including two counts of illegal voting tied to elections in 2025 and 2026—allegedly helping three ineligible voters cast ballots. Additional charges from his prior term in 2023 include tampering with government records and fraudulently securing documents, including submitting a false budget estimate for the Arcola Food Court Project and coercing council members to sign financial documents affecting $30,000 to $150,000. Burton appeared in court and his cases are now moving through the Fort Bend County system.

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