Nicole Hensley is a Court Reporter at the Houston Chronicle. She specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on civil and family law, and covers topics such as lawsuits and litigation. Nicole's work has been featured in KARE 11, San Antonio Express-News, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Nicole Hensley's coverage is heavily focused on local crime, trials, and legal system in the Houston area. She predominantly covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and legal policy regulation.
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By: Nicole Hensley
A Houston police officer attached a personal GPS tracker to a truck without a warrant, according to court filings from a Texas Ranger.
By: Nicole Hensley
Gilley's escape exploited a weakness in Harris County's after-hours monitoring system for people on bond that gave him a 60-hour head start before officials in his case were even aware he was gone.
By: Nicole Hensley
A Houston police officer attached a personal GPS tracker to a truck without a warrant, according to court filings from a Texas Ranger.
Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve packed up his Hedwig Village home and moved following a 2023 break-in that led to the arrests of five people. One of them was sentenced to 22 years Friday.
By: Nicole Hensley
Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve packed up his Hedwig Village home and moved following a 2023 break-in that led to the arrests of five people. One of them was sentenced to 22 years Friday.
By: Nicole Hensley
A Harris County judge formally resentenced Clarence Jordan to life imprisonment after he spent nearly half a century on death row.
By: John Wayne Ferguson, Nicole Hensley
Houstonians mourn Louis Erebia, a father of five remembered by family and neighbors as a protector, coach and tireless helper.
By: Nicole Hensley
A former Houston police officer, Juan Gonzalez, was indicted on a misdemeanor charge related to his alleged GPS tracking of a man without a warrant.
By: Nicole Hensley
Judge Angela Graves-Harrington appeared at county facilities, including the civil courthouse, on only 13 weekdays in 2026 as other judges handled her docket.
By: Nicole Hensley
Democratic precinct chairs voted to nominate public defender Katie Wilson for a Harris County criminal court seat. Some weren’t happy with the process.
