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CITY OF HOUSTON


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City of Houston opening eight pools Saturday

Read full article: City of Houston opening eight pools Saturday

In recent years, Houston’s public pool system has been confounded by the pandemic, storm damage, and a nationwide lifeguard shortage, but things are looking up.

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Get the summer rolling by visiting these Houston-area pools opening ahead of the end of the HISD school year

Read full article: Get the summer rolling by visiting these Houston-area pools opening ahead of the end of the HISD school year

If you’re ready to get your summer going in Houston, there’s some pools that are opening to the public during Memorial Day weekend.

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Airbnb reminding renters about anti-party defenses ahead of Memorial Day, summer holidays

Read full article: Airbnb reminding renters about anti-party defenses ahead of Memorial Day, summer holidays

With Memorial Day and Fourth of July celebrations right around the corner, Airbnb is reminding people about its mission to crack down on summer holiday parties.

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Research into 2024 Houston derecho reveals weaknesses across the Houston skyline

Read full article: Research into 2024 Houston derecho reveals weaknesses across the Houston skyline

For Houstonians, the derecho in May 2024 was start of a long summer of storms. But for researchers, it was the storm they’d been waiting for the chance to study.

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Persistent water leak plagues Houston neighborhood until residents get help from KPRC 2

Read full article: Persistent water leak plagues Houston neighborhood until residents get help from KPRC 2

For nearly three months, homeowners in the Hall Park subdivision in southeast Houston watched as water streamed down their street and nothing was done about it.

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The Motherhood Center celebrates its 25th anniversary with proclamation from the City of Houston

Read full article: The Motherhood Center celebrates its 25th anniversary with proclamation from the City of Houston

From massages to mommy-and-me yoga, The Motherhood Center has helped thousands of new moms find their village. We chatting with founder and president Gabriela Gerhart as the center celebrates 25 years of servicing more than 50,000 people. Tessa and Derrick found out exactly what it was like being pregnant when they wore a 30 pound empathy belly and tried to perform tasks like bending over and putting on shoes.

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Houston water customers can’t open new water meter boxes, here’s how to do it

Read full article: Houston water customers can’t open new water meter boxes, here’s how to do it

If you get an unexpected high-water bill, one of the first things you should do is check your meter and make sure you don’t have a leak. But several of you have reached out to “2 Helps You” because you can’t get the lid off of your new meter box.

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‘I feel like it’s kind of unfair’: Short-term rental owners in Houston brace for new registration requirements and fees

Read full article: ‘I feel like it’s kind of unfair’: Short-term rental owners in Houston brace for new registration requirements and fees

As noise complaints mount, the ordinance will enforce stricter noise controls, and operators could face registration revocations for repeated violations.

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📰 This Week in Investigations: Crime waves, Water bills, and More!

Read full article: 📰 This Week in Investigations: Crime waves, Water bills, and More!

We've got some thrilling investigations shaking up the Houston scene.

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Woman remains in hospital, now seeking legal action months after dog attack in Fifth Ward

Read full article: Woman remains in hospital, now seeking legal action months after dog attack in Fifth Ward

The incident happened in February when she was found in a ditch in Houston’s Fifth Ward. On Tuesday, Jackson spoke with KPRC 2 Reporter Corley Peel on the phone from her hospital bed.

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Houston’s new short-term rental ordinance: What businesses need to know and when it takes effect

Read full article: Houston’s new short-term rental ordinance: What businesses need to know and when it takes effect

Attention all current and aspiring short-term rental owners in Houston! A new ordinance regulating short-term rentals has been approved and will take effect on January 1, 2026.

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Houston man says city contractor skipped his driveway, turned property into dump

Read full article: Houston man says city contractor skipped his driveway, turned property into dump

A Houston resident is still waiting for a city contractor to make good on a promise—eight months after work began on a neighborhood improvement project.

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From trash to travel: Dog dumped in Houston dumpster adopted by family in Washington state

Read full article: From trash to travel: Dog dumped in Houston dumpster adopted by family in Washington state

From dumpster to dream home! 🐶 Oscar, once abandoned in Houston, is off to his forever family in Washington.

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Game-changing challenge room and social entertainment experience BRKTHROUGH opens near The Woodlands

Read full article: Game-changing challenge room and social entertainment experience BRKTHROUGH opens near The Woodlands

Nestled in what is gradually becoming the gaming/entertainment district in Shenandoah's Metropark Square, BRKTHROUGH offers over 35 high-energy game rooms with thoughtfully curated food and drink choices to satisfy any vibe for any occasion.

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Houston stands to gain up to $80M from toll road reform bill

Read full article: Houston stands to gain up to $80M from toll road reform bill

A bill, Senate Bill 2722, aims to reform the distribution of toll road revenues in Harris County, potentially providing Houston up to $80 million over five years.

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Fake parking citations are going around in Houston; Here’s what the city wants you to know

Read full article: Fake parking citations are going around in Houston; Here’s what the city wants you to know

ParkHouston posted on Facebook showing an example of one of the fake citations.

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New ordinance for short-term rental regulations approved by Houston City Council

Read full article: New ordinance for short-term rental regulations approved by Houston City Council

The Houston City Council approved the ordinance on Wednesday.

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Remember Hurricane Beryl? This Kingwood family still has a reminder sitting outside their front door

Read full article: Remember Hurricane Beryl? This Kingwood family still has a reminder sitting outside their front door

It’s been more than nine months since Hurricane Beryl left Houston’s street lined with debris for weeks, even months.

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Spring Branch bridge project hits another speed bump delaying opening, businesses paying the price

Read full article: Spring Branch bridge project hits another speed bump delaying opening, businesses paying the price

A bridge reconstruction project in Houston’s Spring Branch neighborhood has hit yet another speed bump along the way, further delaying its reopening.

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BARC Animal Shelter, Houston Pets Alive and Raising Cane’s gear up for National Pet Day

Read full article: BARC Animal Shelter, Houston Pets Alive and Raising Cane’s gear up for National Pet Day

This Friday, we’re celebrating National Pet Day — and it’s the purr-fect time to meet your future furry soulmate!

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Houston Health Dept. confirms first measles case in traveler passing through Hobby Airport

Read full article: Houston Health Dept. confirms first measles case in traveler passing through Hobby Airport

The update comes just days after Harris County confirmed its first measles case, but officials say it's not connected to any local cases in the Greater Houston area.

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What’s Going Around: Spring allergies

Read full article: What’s Going Around: Spring allergies

In Houston, respiratory viruses like COVID, RSV, and flu are on the decline, with only occasional flu cases being reported.

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HOAs vs neighborhood associations: Understanding the difference

Read full article: HOAs vs neighborhood associations: Understanding the difference

If you live in the Houston area, you’ve probably noticed some new developments in your neighborhood. Whether it’s remodeling updates on someone’s home or developers breaking ground on a new project, construction is happening all over the city.

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‘It’s become a nuisance’: Houstonians voice concerns on proposed short-term rental ordinance

Read full article: ‘It’s become a nuisance’: Houstonians voice concerns on proposed short-term rental ordinance

Nearly a dozen people took the podium to voice their concerns about the proposed short-term rental ordinance in the city of Houston

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Houston water bill rates go up again this week as billion dollar repairs continue

Read full article: Houston water bill rates go up again this week as billion dollar repairs continue

Brace yourselves, Houston! The next water rate increase is just around the corner, set to hit in 41 days.

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‘Sidewalks 4 Precinct 4:’ Closer look at $20 million Harris County construction project

Read full article: ‘Sidewalks 4 Precinct 4:’ Closer look at $20 million Harris County construction project

The program launched in March, which Precinct 4 said, "came out of a data-driven analysis that started last year...[and] will fill the gap between sidewalks to nowhere' across 406 square miles."

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Neighborhood in Sunnyside faces unfinished road repairs, causing traffic and safety issues

Read full article: Neighborhood in Sunnyside faces unfinished road repairs, causing traffic and safety issues

🚧 Residents in Sunnyside, Houston are calling for urgent road repairs as unfinished construction poses traffic and safety risks.

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🫠 ASTRONOMICAL PRICES: Parking your car at Astros game might cost 2-3x your ticket

Read full article: 🫠 ASTRONOMICAL PRICES: Parking your car at Astros game might cost 2-3x your ticket

It’s no secret that parking in downtown Houston can come at a premium cost.

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City of Houston postpones vote on new ordinance for Airbnb, Vrbo, other short-term rentals

Read full article: City of Houston postpones vote on new ordinance for Airbnb, Vrbo, other short-term rentals

On April 3, the city council will vote on a new ordinance that could reshape how platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo operate.

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Celebrate the best in golf at the 2025 Texas Children’s Houston Open

Read full article: Celebrate the best in golf at the 2025 Texas Children’s Houston Open

The popular golf tournament returns to Memorial Park Golf Course with many of the top golfers in the world competing March 27th – 30th.

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‘We are deeply grateful:’ Sergio Rodriguez’s legacy inspires push for railroad safety enhancements

Read full article: ‘We are deeply grateful:’ Sergio Rodriguez’s legacy inspires push for railroad safety enhancements

In the wake of the tragic loss of 15-year-old Sergio Rodriguez, the Rodriguez family is expressing their heartfelt gratitude to the Texas Legislature and those working to enhance railroad crossing safety.

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‘My house is all I have’: Independence Heights resident fears fallen tree will destroy her home

Read full article: ‘My house is all I have’: Independence Heights resident fears fallen tree will destroy her home

Stephanie Gibson, a resident of Independence Heights, is living in fear as a fallen tree from 2022 threatens her home.

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More than 30 billion gallons of Houston water wasted from leaks across the city

Read full article: More than 30 billion gallons of Houston water wasted from leaks across the city

Did you know that Houston loses a staggering 32 billion gallons of water annually due to leaks?

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Rockets clinch postseason berth for first time since 2019-20 season

Read full article: Rockets clinch postseason berth for first time since 2019-20 season

For the first time in five years, the City of Houston will have postseason basketball!

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Houston infant contracts measles after international travel

Read full article: Houston infant contracts measles after international travel

According to the health department, the infant, who was unvaccinated, was exposed to measles during international travel.

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City of Houston offers retirement incentives to eligible employees

Read full article: City of Houston offers retirement incentives to eligible employees

Houston is offering voluntary buyouts to retirement-eligible employees to tackle budget challenges while avoiding layoffs.

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ONLY ON 2: KPRC 2 speaks to Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo following passing of former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner

Read full article: ONLY ON 2: KPRC 2 speaks to Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo following passing of former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner

On Wednesday, the Houston community was shocked to learn of the sudden passing of U.S. Congressman and former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner.

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Key highlights from Sylvester Turner’s tenure as Houston mayor

Read full article: Key highlights from Sylvester Turner’s tenure as Houston mayor

As the City of Houston continues to mourn the loss of U.S. Representative Sylvester Turner, we’re taking a brief look back on key moments during his tenure as mayor.

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VIDEOS: A look back at Sylvester Turner’s key leadership moments

Read full article: VIDEOS: A look back at Sylvester Turner’s key leadership moments

Sylvester Turner's tenure as Houston's mayor was marked by significant initiatives and challenges.

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‘A lot of water’: Man says City of Houston water main leak keeps getting worse

Read full article: ‘A lot of water’: Man says City of Houston water main leak keeps getting worse

A soggy situation in a neighborhood east of downtown Houston.

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Should you attend the Houston Rodeo amid measles outbreak?

Read full article: Should you attend the Houston Rodeo amid measles outbreak?

As the 2025 Houston Rodeo gears up, health officials are raising concerns about a measles outbreak in Texas.

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City of Houston chief medical officer answers questions about Texas measles outbreak

Read full article: City of Houston chief medical officer answers questions about Texas measles outbreak

For the first time in years, Americans are in the midst of an outbreak of the measles virus. Earlier this week, an unvaccinated child in Texas was the first person to die from the virus in a decade, and more than 100 people have confirmed infections.

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2 of Freedmen’s Town’s historic homes repurposed into art spaces for Houston area creatives

Read full article: 2 of Freedmen’s Town’s historic homes repurposed into art spaces for Houston area creatives

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

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Historic homes in Freedmen’s Town to be preserved, restored and transformed into affordable housing

Read full article: Historic homes in Freedmen’s Town to be preserved, restored and transformed into affordable housing

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

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Pop-Off Politics: Get ready to pay more for the Harding Street civil defense

Read full article: Pop-Off Politics: Get ready to pay more for the Harding Street civil defense

Houston City Council will have to vote on increasing the maximum contract for legal services to defend the city and Art Acevedo for what happened during the deadly Harding Street Raid in 2019.

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Avoid surprise water bills by tracking your daily usage - but can you?

Read full article: Avoid surprise water bills by tracking your daily usage - but can you?

We hear from customers frustrated over surprise water bills. Investigative reporter Amy Davis is following up on the city’s plan to address meter issues uncovered by the KPRC 2 ‘DRAINED’ Investigation. Davis has an update on meter replacements and customer usage.

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Houston mayor checks on residents sheltering from bitter cold weather

Read full article: Houston mayor checks on residents sheltering from bitter cold weather

“I visited three warming centers Wednesday night,” Mayor Whitmire said. “The operation was efficient and welcoming."

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Woman convicted in Houston water line contract scandal asks for public help to pay bills

Read full article: Woman convicted in Houston water line contract scandal asks for public help to pay bills

Danielle Hurts, the only City of Houston employee ordered to pay restitution in the water line criminal corruption case, is asking for help. She’s seeking donations through a GoFundMe account. Hurts is one of 7 people indicted in the corruption scandal first uncovered in the KPRC 2 ‘DRAINED’ Investigation.

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Next phase of Houston’s water bill improvement plan raises concerns as charges keep skyrocketing

Read full article: Next phase of Houston’s water bill improvement plan raises concerns as charges keep skyrocketing

The first phase of Houston’s water bill improvement plan is nearing completion. However, instead of improvements, many customers are reporting higher bills than before the mayor’s promised changes.

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Houston city employees found abusing credit cards, audit reveals

Read full article: Houston city employees found abusing credit cards, audit reveals

When Houston Mayor John Whitmire was elected, he promised a citywide audit to identify waste and inefficiencies. The results are now in, and they reveal significant areas for improvement.

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All 7 accused in ‘DRAINED’ Houston water contract scandal reach plea deal

Read full article: All 7 accused in ‘DRAINED’ Houston water contract scandal reach plea deal

The final person indicted in the Houston waterline contract corruption scandal has reached a plea deal. Seven people were indicted in total after a years-long KPRC ‘DRAINED’ Investigation exposed widespread corruption in repair contracts.

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6 out of 7 people have now made plea deals in Houston water contract scandal first exposed by ‘DRAINED’ Investigation

Read full article: 6 out of 7 people have now made plea deals in Houston water contract scandal first exposed by ‘DRAINED’ Investigation

Guilty pleas this week for several people indicted in the Houston waterline contract corruption scandal.

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North Houston neighborhood left hanging for over a week as water main break remains without repair

Read full article: North Houston neighborhood left hanging for over a week as water main break remains without repair

Residents reached out to KPRC 2 via our Help Desk, saying they have sent multiple reports to Houston Public Works, but to no avail.

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“‘It was beautiful:’ How a community’s kindness is changing one grandmother’s life

Read full article: “‘It was beautiful:’ How a community’s kindness is changing one grandmother’s life

In Houston, a grandmother named Mrs. Batres experienced a life-changing transformation thanks to the kindness of her community. After losing her husband and facing the challenges of caring for her son in an unlivable home, the City of Houston's Home Repair Program rebuilt her house.

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Reviving Houston’s bayous: Inside the restoration project making the city greener

Read full article: Reviving Houston’s bayous: Inside the restoration project making the city greener

Keep Houston green and healthy! A look at the Galveston Bay Estuary Program and the Houston Parks and Recreation Department's efforts in revitalizing the natural habitat.

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Got a problem? Here is who you can call in Houston to help fix it

Read full article: Got a problem? Here is who you can call in Houston to help fix it

Millions of people live in the City of Houston. Inevitably, eventually someone is going to have a problem they will need help taking care of.

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Sunnyside community activist Efrem Jernigan passes away after battle with cancer

Read full article: Sunnyside community activist Efrem Jernigan passes away after battle with cancer

A leader in the Sunnyside community and advocate of the Sunnyside Solar Farm, Efrem Jernigan, has passed away on Janaury 21 after a years long battle with cancer. He was 62.

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Mayor Whitmire sends barbecue to Kansas City after Chiefs’ win, with a message for the refs

Read full article: Mayor Whitmire sends barbecue to Kansas City after Chiefs’ win, with a message for the refs

Houston Mayor John Whitmire is a man of his word. He’s sending some of Houston’s best food to Kansas City after the Chiefs’ big win and making sure that the people who made it all possible get a plate.

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Two Houston warming centers to remain open overnight as eight close following winter storm

Read full article: Two Houston warming centers to remain open overnight as eight close following winter storm

Following an Arctic blast in Houston, the city decided to close eight warming centers at noon, leaving two open overnight to continue supporting those in need.

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Houston airports resume operations after winter storm shutdown

Read full article: Houston airports resume operations after winter storm shutdown

George Bush Intercontinental Airport is back in full swing after Tuesday’s winter storm caused a city-wide shutdown of air travel.

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Icy conditions from snow leave Houston, Harris County roads treacherous; here’s when it’s safe to drive

Read full article: Icy conditions from snow leave Houston, Harris County roads treacherous; here’s when it’s safe to drive

A winter storm has left Houston's roads extremely hazardous with snow and ice, prompting officials to advise residents to avoid driving if possible.

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Here’s when trash in Houston will be picked up after snow, winter conditions put things on hold

Read full article: Here’s when trash in Houston will be picked up after snow, winter conditions put things on hold

In light of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and two inclement weather days, the City of Houston's Solid Waste Management Department announced when it will be picking up everyone's trash this week.

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‘The storm’s impact could be substantial’: Houston closes airports as city braces for winter storm

Read full article: ‘The storm’s impact could be substantial’: Houston closes airports as city braces for winter storm

The City of Houston is preparing for the potential impacts of an incoming winter storm, which has prompted the decision to close its airports.

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Are tire chains legal in Texas?

Read full article: Are tire chains legal in Texas?

If you’re driving in Texas and winter weather hits, you might wonder about the rules for using tire chains. Let’s break it down in simple terms so you can stay safe and legal on the road.

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Winter storm to make travel ‘impossible’ starting Monday night

Read full article: Winter storm to make travel ‘impossible’ starting Monday night

Houston has found itself in the bullseye of the winter storm threatening to drop several inches of snow and wintry mix on states known for their mild winters.

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No snowplows in Houston? Here’s how the city deals with winter weather

Read full article: No snowplows in Houston? Here’s how the city deals with winter weather

Houston, brace yourselves for a possible winter wonderland next week! But does Houston have the right equipment to handle it.

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Parkhouston warns of text message scam demanding parking fees

Read full article: Parkhouston warns of text message scam demanding parking fees

ParkHouston has issued a warning about a scam involving text messages that falsely claim recipients owe money for unpaid parking tickets.

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To drip or not to drip faucets? Here’s what Houston, Harris County residents should do during extreme winter weather

Read full article: To drip or not to drip faucets? Here’s what Houston, Harris County residents should do during extreme winter weather

It's not quite the Shakespeare line, but it's the question on many Houston-area residents' minds as the freeze heads toward our area. So should you drip or not drip your faucets. This is what we know.

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Will Houston ISD shut its doors during next week’s arctic blast? How the district makes that decision

Read full article: Will Houston ISD shut its doors during next week’s arctic blast? How the district makes that decision

As Houston faces the possibility of snow and freezing temperatures next week, the Houston Independent School District (HISD) is closely monitoring the situation.

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SCAM ALERT: City of Houston warning public about fake parking citation emails

Read full article: SCAM ALERT: City of Houston warning public about fake parking citation emails

Scammers are back at it again, this time they’re taking advantage of Houston’s annoying parking situation. Don't fall for it.

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Houston doctor explains COVID-19′s continued impact on heart

Read full article: Houston doctor explains COVID-19′s continued impact on heart

As cold and flu season ramps up, one local doctor wants you to know about a link between AFib and COVID-19. It’s a type of irregular heartbeat that can lead to blood clots, stroke, and other heart-related issues.

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$2 million grant secured to study impact of railroad crossings on safety in Houston’s East End

Read full article: $2 million grant secured to study impact of railroad crossings on safety in Houston’s East End

Harris County Pct. 2 Commissioner Adrian Garcia announced Friday the county has been awarded a $2 million grant by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) through its Railroad Crossing Elimination Grant Program.

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‘I don’t even have an income’: Houston student discovers he’s been paying his neighbor’s water bill for 2 years

Read full article: ‘I don’t even have an income’: Houston student discovers he’s been paying his neighbor’s water bill for 2 years

A Houston Community College student is struggling with the financial burden of an unusually high water bill, recently discovered that for the past two years, he may have been paying for his neighbor’s water usage instead of his own.

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‘Committed public servant’: Houston firefighter dies after suffering medical emergency

Read full article: ‘Committed public servant’: Houston firefighter dies after suffering medical emergency

The Houston Fire Department says a firefighter who has served the city since 2003 has died after suffering a medical emergency over the holidays.

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Potholes in Houston continue to damage vehicles, leaving drivers with expensive repairs

Read full article: Potholes in Houston continue to damage vehicles, leaving drivers with expensive repairs

Potholes have long been a persistent problem for drivers in Houston.

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What to do after hitting a pothole in Houston: Your legal rights, explained

Read full article: What to do after hitting a pothole in Houston: Your legal rights, explained

It's unfortunately a part of driving in Houston, so here's what you should know if/when your car hits a pothole.

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3 firefighters suffer significant burns responding to large apartment fire in Sunnyside

Read full article: 3 firefighters suffer significant burns responding to large apartment fire in Sunnyside

The Houston Fire Department was called just before 5:30 a.m. for an apartment complex on fire, and a mayday call was initiated after 3 firefighters were hurt.

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Why your house number placement matters for safety and services

Read full article: Why your house number placement matters for safety and services

Clearly posted house numbers are essential for safety and efficient service in Houston, Harris County, and areas managed by Homeowners' Associations (HOAs).

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Pop-Off Politics: CenterPoint Energy wants a rate hike

Read full article: Pop-Off Politics: CenterPoint Energy wants a rate hike

This week, we're exploring this additional hike CenterPoint Energy wants you to pay on your monthly bill.

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BARC, Houston PetSet team up to help keep pets warm during cold snap🐾

Read full article: BARC, Houston PetSet team up to help keep pets warm during cold snap🐾

BARC Animal Shelter, in partnership with Houston PetSet, is hosting a one-day event today, Jan. 5, offering free dog houses and straw to Houston residents at the BARC Wellness Center to help protect pets from cold weather.

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Houston man arrested for impersonating city official...again

Read full article: Houston man arrested for impersonating city official...again

Maurice Calvin Turner, 49, was arrested on January 5, 2025, in Houston for allegedly impersonating a city official to defraud a local resident by offering to paint her curb address for payment

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Cousin charged with murder in Houston’s first homicide of 2025

Read full article: Cousin charged with murder in Houston’s first homicide of 2025

Houston Police are at the scene of a deadly shooting on the northeast side of town Thursday.

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Argument between cousins leads to deadly shooting in NE Houston

Read full article: Argument between cousins leads to deadly shooting in NE Houston

Houston Police are at the scene of a deadly shooting on the northeast side of town Thursday.

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‘My primary objective’: Mayor John Whitmire talks public safety improvements in one-on-one KPRC 2 interview

Read full article: ‘My primary objective’: Mayor John Whitmire talks public safety improvements in one-on-one KPRC 2 interview

The mayor has said from day one that public safety has been a huge focus for him as mayor.

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Is Houston broke? Mayor John Whitmire talks finances in one-on-one interview with KPRC 2′s Gage Goulding

Read full article: Is Houston broke? Mayor John Whitmire talks finances in one-on-one interview with KPRC 2′s Gage Goulding

Whitmire is nearing the end of his first year in office and spoke on a variety of topics with Goulding.

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Houston Mayor John Whitmire sits down for one-on-one interview with KPRC 2′s Gage Goulding

Read full article: Houston Mayor John Whitmire sits down for one-on-one interview with KPRC 2′s Gage Goulding

On the final day of 2024, Houston Mayor John Whitmire sat down for a one-on-one interview with KPRC 2′s Gage Goulding.

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Keeping pets safe, calm during 2025 New Year’s celebrations

Read full article: Keeping pets safe, calm during 2025 New Year’s celebrations

Six tips for pet owners as Houstonians get ready to celebrate the new year with fireworks.

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What will it take to fix dangerous railroad tracks at Houston ISD schools? Here’s what Mike Miles thinks

Read full article: What will it take to fix dangerous railroad tracks at Houston ISD schools? Here’s what Mike Miles thinks

HISD officials acknowledged that 118 of the district's 274 schools are near railroad crossings. Nine of those have particularly hazardous conditions, with Milby High School being one of the most at-risk campuses.

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Federal charges filed against ex-Houston park ranger accused of forcing men to commit sexual acts on him while on duty

Read full article: Federal charges filed against ex-Houston park ranger accused of forcing men to commit sexual acts on him while on duty

The FBI Houston Field Office has launched a federal civil rights investigation to seek more victims of a Houston park ranger accused targeting members of the LGBTQ community by demanding money or sexual favors in exchange for not being arrested at Cullen Park.

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Houston City Council aims to vote on short-term rental ordinance in January

Read full article: Houston City Council aims to vote on short-term rental ordinance in January

“We don’t want to ban short-term rentals because that would be illegal and unconstitutional," Houston Council Member Julian Ramirez said. "What we want to do is get at the bad actors, the folks who are not following the rules."

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Celebrate the season with these FREE self-guided Christmas light tours around Houston

Read full article: Celebrate the season with these FREE self-guided Christmas light tours around Houston

If you’re looking to take in some festive displays without spending a dime, here are the best spots in the city where you can enjoy the lights

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Mayor Whitmire calls for volunteers ahead of 75th annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade

Read full article: Mayor Whitmire calls for volunteers ahead of 75th annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade

With just over a week until Thanksgiving Day, the City of Houston is looking for the community’s help as it gears up for another fun-filled holiday parade.

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Houston Muslims to hold grand opening Saturday for Spanish-speaking Islamic education, community center in Alief

Read full article: Houston Muslims to hold grand opening Saturday for Spanish-speaking Islamic education, community center in Alief

In a city with one of the largest Muslim populations and Spanish speakers, it's only fitting Spanish-speaking Islamic education center called Centro Islamico would exist in Houston. But Latino/Hispanic Muslims in America have been around longer than you might know.

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Park Eight Place, Houston’s first developer-initiated ‘Walkable Place,’ will transform Westchase

Read full article: Park Eight Place, Houston’s first developer-initiated ‘Walkable Place,’ will transform Westchase

Houston’s City Council has approved Walkable Places and Special Parking Area designations for Park Eight Place. With safer streetscapes and reduced parking requirements, Park Eight Place aims to create a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly hub.

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Houston’s annual holiday tree lighting celebration returns under new mayor

Read full article: Houston’s annual holiday tree lighting celebration returns under new mayor

Thanksgiving hasn’t even passed, but the City of Houston is already excited to announce plans for its annual holiday tradition.

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Who do you call in Houston area when a street light goes out?

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A recent fatal crash where a 91-year-old man was hit and killed by a vehicle in a poorly lit area of Alief have many asking how can one prevent such things from happening.

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KPRC 2’s ‘DRAINED’ Investigation named finalist for prestigious duPont-Columbia Award

Read full article: KPRC 2’s ‘DRAINED’ Investigation named finalist for prestigious duPont-Columbia Award

KPRC 2′s investigative team has been named a finalist for the prestigious DuPont-Columbia Award for their hard-hitting series “DRAINED,” which uncovered severe issues within the Houston water department.

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How long will those political campaign signs line the street?

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The election is over and with it are those campaign commercials, phone calls and even the mailers that show up at your front door.

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‘A True Hero:’ Houston firefighter dies battling 3-alarm fire at an East End warehouse

Read full article: ‘A True Hero:’ Houston firefighter dies battling 3-alarm fire at an East End warehouse

A visibly distraught Chief Munoz said Marcelo Garcia served with HFD for 10 years, the last six of which were with Station 23. “Please keep the Garcia family in your prayers, keep the Houston Fire Department in your prayers as we mourn the loss of our brother,” he said.

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Deer Park family discovers mysterious bottle in new home, prompting evacuation

Read full article: Deer Park family discovers mysterious bottle in new home, prompting evacuation

The dream of homeownership quickly turned into a nightmare for the Mounts family when they discovered a hidden hazard in their new home in the College Park subdivision of Deer Park.

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