Roger Franco

High school athletes in Texas may soon be able to profit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL), a game-changing development similar to recent shifts at the college level.

Leaders at Meals on Wheels for Greater Houston are concerned that recent layoffs at the Department of Health and Human Services could lead to cuts in the program. The need for food assistance in Houston is significant, with hundreds of individuals currently on a waitlist for help.

Chris Foreman knew he always wanted to be an artist and would later find himself making that dream come true as a sketch artist for Marvel Comics. How did he do it? Like all great art, it started with a drawing.

KPRC 2 dug into records from 25 Houston-area school districts to find teachers and staff are facing a rise in student attacks.

Step into the heart of Freedmen’s Town and explore a blend of history and creativity at the newly repurposed RowHouse galleries.

Freedmen’s Town, Houston’s historic heart of African American culture, is getting a fresh breath of life!

Examining the Gaps in Sex Offender Monitoring and Community Safety

As immigration enforcement ramps up in southeast Texas, Houston ISD schools, like Fleming Middle School, are taking steps to reassure parents and protect students.

Despite the challenges, Fleming Middle School said it's seeing improvements in math, science, and reading

This is no game. The goal is to give law enforcement the best chance to save lives in real-life emergency-situations like an active shooter call.

With the holiday season approaching, students at Fleming Middle School are diving into their textbooks as they prepare for end-of-semester exams.

A two-year-old toddler plummets to the ground from a three-story apartment balcony, a Houston Fire Department cadet catches her, saving her life.