Andrea Slaydon

Take a look at the investigations that defined 2025

A serial sniper was responsible for killing two armored truck couriers during a surge in commercial robberies in 2016. Intensive surveillance and a coordinated sting stopped a third attack, resulting in the death of Redrick Batiste and life sentences for his accomplices.

Our 1-hour documentary on the investigation into a robbery crew led by a sniper airs Saturday, Dec. 20 at 7pm.

Consumer catfishing: how a Fulshear woman was suckered into shopping through a Facebook ad. 2 Investigates reporter Amy Davis is showing you how to make sure it doesn't happen to you.

If you pay to have your groceries delivered, you already know you’re paying a premium for the convenience. But a recent investigation reveals the price you pay may be far different than what Instacart charges someone else for the same item from the same store.

We often hear from people who need help, so the ‘2 Helps You’ team compiled a list of groups offering critical support to make the holidays brighter for everyone.

Houston council members’ spending on travel, photography detailed in KPRC 2 investigation

What is order protection? You may already have package protection through payment methods.

Millions of AT&T customers have just days left to claim their share of a $177 million data breach settlement. Some customers can get up to $7,500. The settlement covers two major data breaches that exposed personal information of more than 180 million current and former customers.

Did you know millions of families might be eligible for a free $1,000 savings gift for their children's future?

Flickering lights, power surges and frequent outages. 2 Investigates is tracking Houston's power problem. While CenterPoint Energy is the company charged with keeping the lights on, new numbers show they had the worst performance of any utility in the country in the month of October. Investigative reporter Amy Davis is mapping it all out to show you where the biggest trouble spots are now.

If you’re like most your electric bills eat up a significant amount of your income each month. The most important thing you can do is shop around for the lowest electric rate. 2 Investigates Amy Davis asked 4 Sugar Land customers to hand over their bills to see if we could save them some money.