Tiffani Lupenski
Digital Transformation Director
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Award-winning storyteller and investigative journalist, streaming expert, rabid Houston Texans fan, patron of all things cat.
Award-winning storyteller and investigative journalist, streaming expert, rabid Houston Texans fan, patron of all things cat.
From weather watches and warnings to hour-by-hour forecasts, road conditions and the preparations you should make at your home or office - here’s how KPRC 2 can help your family stay safe as Beryl closes in on the Houston area.
From weather watches and warnings to hour-by-hour forecasts, road conditions and the preparations you should make at your home or office - here’s how KPRC 2 can help your family stay safe as Beryl closes in on the Houston area.
Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick is blasting his political opponents for letting Louisiana become the first state to require public schools and colleges to display the Ten Commandments.
KPRC 2 is thrilled to unveil the revamped Storm Tracker 2 weather app, your ultimate sidekick in the battle against unpredictable weather. Packed with cutting-edge features, this app will help you dodge downpours, outsmart heatwaves, and avoid unexpected snow days (not that we get many of those in Houston).
Federal investigators say Cesar Humberto Lopez-Larios, known as one of the original “Twelve Apostles of the Devil,” was apprehended in Houston after three years on the run.
KPRC 2 reporter Gage Goulding is sitting down with a CenterPoint Energy executive to ask key questions about how to stormproof the Houston area's electricity grid.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire responds to corruption charges against seven people in a city water line repair scandal uncovered during KPRC 2's 'DRAINED' investigation.
From weather watches and warnings and hour-by-hour forecasts to road conditions and preparations you should make at your home or office, here’s how KPRC 2 can help.
The National Weather Service will make the final determination, but Houston weather icon Frank Billingsley suspects the weather phenomenon that roared through downtown and the northwestern suburbs might have been a derecho.