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For years, some elderly residents near the 2800 block of 61st Street in Galveston have been forced into a dangerous choice: navigate a badly damaged sidewalk or walk in a 40 mph street.

A Houston man pushed a wagon across Texas — generator, food, water and all — and passed out from the heat along the way. But he finished. And the kids in Katy are better for it.

An illegal dump site behind an abandoned Pizza Hut in the 8000 block of Antoine Drive in Inwood has been growing for the past three to four months.

A massive pothole along Wirt Road had residents worried about safety and frustrated by what they described as a slow response to their concerns.

William Pierre, a longtime resident of northeast Houston, received major home repairs after his leaky roof put his house at risk, thanks to The Restoration Team, a volunteer organization born out of Hurricane Harvey recovery.

A Brookshire woman says she’s spent three years trying to get answers about a commemorative brick she purchased from the city — and now she wants her money back.

For “2 Helps You: Community Helping Community” this Friday, an email to our inbox had us traveling to the east side of the city.

Baseball is huge in the Houston area.

Residents told us they are concerned about squatters, illegal activity and illegal dumping.

After months of waiting, a Houston-area newlywed received wedding photos long past the photographer’s estimate.

A boarded-up home with no water and no electricity sits still in Houston’s Third Ward, where longtime property owner Dr. Willie Mae Lewis says her family’s land has been at the center of a dispute for more than a decade.

The only road leading to Pleasant Green Cemetery in Richmond has been repaired, weeks after 2 Helps You reported deep potholes were making the historic site difficult to reach.