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A Houston mom formed a committee to try to raise the funds needed to bring drone-protection technology to Memorial and Spring Woods high schools in Spring Branch ISD.

Houston firefighters say they’re being unfairly blamed after a city email exposed 7,500 Social Security numbers in a data breach.

KPRC 2 Investigates: Houston families are battling sewage spills in their yards and waterways as city aid falls short.

If your electricity bill feels unusually high, your plan might be part of the problem. Some common shopping mistakes could be costing Texas consumers hundreds of dollars a year.

One viewer discovered a “penny rounding” change on his receipt from a Kroger store on Highway 6, prompting questions about the practice as the United States begins phasing out penny production.

Harwin Drive, a longtime favorite shopping destination for Houstonians seeking affordable goods, is facing significant challenges due to steep and unpredictable tariffs.

Blackwell and fellow retiree Jim Haney became whistleblowers after capturing video evidence of the pollution in the Woodland Trails West subdivision. They’re careful documentation helped police.

A year after KPRC 2 Investigates revealed a Harris County office created to help move abandoned residential properties through probate, we found the City of Houston has rarely utilized the service.

With Houston's rents averaging $1,900, co-living is emerging as a game-changer for many people.

Exact Sciences is facing backlash for sending unsolicited Cologuard colon cancer screening kits to consumers, sparking privacy concerns and financial anxieties.

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has stayed the Oct. 16th execution of Robert Robertson, who was convicted in 2003 of killing his 2-year old daughter, Nikki Curtis.

Hervey entrusted an estate sale company to sell her family’s precious belongings - sterling silver, antique glassware, and cherished furniture from her childhood. Two years later, she’s still waiting for payment of more than $2,000, but the greater loss is the irreplaceable memories these items held.

Dozens of Texas Central Railroad homes in White Oak Falls sit empty. Neighbors are fed up with squatters, crime, and unanswered questions.

After persistent requests for detailed information about power outage hot spots in the Houston area, CenterPoint Energy finally provided answers following the airing of KPRC 2 Investigates’ report.

A new mobile app promises to solve power outage tracking problems that plagued Houston residents in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, when some resorted to checking the Whataburger app to determine if their neighborhoods had power.

In new legal filings, attorneys for death row inmate Robert Roberson argue judicial bias robbed their client of a fair trial.

A southeast Harris County home in the Kirkmont subdivision has been the target of multiple complaints.

Investigators are still searching for suspects in the cyber-attack that targeted the Fort Bend County Library System last February.