1 day agoAcevedo, Ogg defend police, DA’s office in handling of previous Manzano incidentsHouston police Chief Art Acevedo said Wednesday that his officers and prosecutors did the best they could during a previous run-ins with the man now accused of killing on...
2 days agoDocuments: Charges not pursued after incidents involving man accused of killing HPD sergeantCharges were not pursued against “Elbert Manzano” after a pair of incidents that preceded Tuesday’s shooting that killed one officer and wounded another, according to doc...
1 day agoElmer Manzano: What we know about the man accused of killing 1 HPD officer, wounding anotherKPRC 2 Investigates has learned the name of the suspect accused of killing one Houston police officer and wounding another is 51-year-old Elmer Manzano.
Houston police search for motorcycle riders seen in viral video appearing to taunt officersHouston police said an organized event this past weekend brought a lot of motorcycles to town.
TRUST INDEX: Campaign ads in District 22 congressional race claim cocaine use, getting fired from jobsKPRC 2 Investigates takes a look at the mudslinging happening in TX District 22. Is it dirty politics or a campaign ad you can trust?
Harris County toll roads generate hundreds of millions a year. Hidalgo, commissioners changed how money will be used
Why is Harris County COVID-19 threat still at RED despite low cases, positivity rate, hospitalizations?
Houston company hopes to pump new life into the oil and gas industry after state loses 40K jobs amid pandemic
Only a small fraction of applicants got money from Harris County’s $30M COVID-19 relief funds. Where did the money go?For months, Channel 2 Investigates has been keeping tabs on a $30 million Harris County COVID-19 Relief Fund. The money was distributed in two phases, but the information...
Getting evicted? These are the protections in place for tenants facing the prospect of losing the roof over their headsHeather Hartman is just one of many Houston-area residents facing eviction due to the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic. Prior to the pandemic, she worked at a g...
How Houston-area first responders train and prepare for storms like BetaWith Tropical Storm Beta bashing the Gulf coast, first responders may get a chance to put some unique training to the test.
Suspected serial scammer in Houston-area arrested again as victims describe litany of scamsA man busted months ago after being accused of bilking businesses out of thousands of dollars is back at it, according to police.
8M pounds of pollutants released before and after Hurricane Laura but air quality monitors were taken offline As Hurricane Laura barreled toward the Gulf Coast a few weeks ago, in and around Houston, plants and refineries scrambled to shut down.
Could Texas be the next state to conduct elections exclusively by mail?As the 2020 election draws closer, more voters are expected to request mail-in ballots this year than ever before, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Who can vote by mail in Texas? Is it safe?COVID-19 precautions mean more people will be able to vote by mail in the upcoming election. It seems like more people are having security concerns about mail-in voting.
Is Houston-area prepared for a major hurricane? A status update on projects seeking to mitigate impact
Tips to keep your kids safe from the new dangers that come with distance learningA new school year is here and chances are distance learning is a big part of your child's education, but it's not without risks. Here are the three biggest threats and wh...
Family says online spat led to murder of 28-year-old mother of 5 in northeast HoustonFamily members of a woman killed Aug. 6 in northeast Houston said she had nothing to do with the online spat the led to a real-world confrontation. Community members said...
4 expert tips to prepare for a layoff, find another job ASAPMore than 50,000 Texas businesses received government loans to help them survive the COVID-19 pandemic and keep their employees working. Still, it has not been enough to ...
Investigation ramps up into African art stashed in tax-payer funded shed in Harris CountyLaw enforcement officials are ramping up their investigation into a stash of African artwork that is being stored on the Harris County taxpayers’ dime.
Houston man accused of fraudulently getting $1.6M from a COVID-19 relief program was one of many, records showImmediately after receiving more than $1.6 million from the Small Business Association’s Paycheck Protection Program, 29-year-old Lee Price III of Houston went on a shopp...
Here are the COVID-19 protocols in place for 19 Texas universities and colleges ahead of the fall semesterTexas colleges and universities are finalizing their COVID-19 protection and prevention plans as students and staff get ready to return to campus in the next few weeks.
