Mayor John Whitmire issues the first report from his independent review panel, including recommendations on far-reaching procedural changes for the Houston Police Department

KPRC 2 Investigates has learned questions of integrity are being raised about a member of Houston Police Chief Troy Finner’s inner circle, extending what Finner said was a “completed” Internal Affairs Investigation into the department’s suspended sex assault cases scandal.

The Greater Houston Coalition is calling for an end to the polarizing conversations stemming from the suspended HPD cases.

Investigators say the officer was heading home and driving on the 610 West Loop when he hit a pedestrian reportedly running across the freeway.

KPRC 2 Investigates learning on Monday that 14 Commanders have been contacted for written statement by IAD, along with 1 Lieutenant.

Houston residents! 🚨 Have you or someone you know filed a case with the Houston Police Department? 🚓 Make sure to check if your case has been suspended due to a lack of personnel. 😱 Over 200,000 cases have been suspended, including more than 4,000 incidents of sexual assault. #HoustonPoliceDepartment #SuspendedCasesScandal #JusticeForVictims

Since HPD Chief Troy Finner informed Houstonians that sexual assault investigations had been “suspended” KPRC 2 Investigates has been asking tough questions of HPD and City Hall.

Houston mayor names committee members who will conduct independent review on HPD's suspended cases

Houston mayor John Whitmire and local officials discussed safety, security and guidelines for the College Football Playoff National Championship happening on Monday, Jan. 8.

A woman is now in the hospital after she was reportedly shot in her face in southeast Houston Monday night.

A woman was reportedly killed while attempting to track down her stolen vehicle in southeast Houston on Thursday.

An officer with the Houston Police Department who is accused of shooting his wife in the face in northwest Houston Monday has been relieved of duty and is facing charges, authorities said.

Houston Police and several area retailers are sending out a reminder to all Houstonians as the holiday shopping season approaches.