When the two were teammates at Ohio State, it didn’t take long for Jaxon Smith-Njigba to make an impression on C.
Kevin Durant has agreed to a contract extension with the Houston Rockets, potentially keeping him with the team through the 2027-28 season.
A postal worker was killed in a crash with a pickup on Antoine Drive in north Harris County.
Houston’s food scene is nothing without the people behind it — the families, the stories, the recipes passed down from generation to generation. In this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, host Chris Shepherd takes a tour of some of the city’s long-standing, family-run Mexican-American restaurants. From classic tacos to homemade paletas and new school concha breakfast sandwiches, these are the spots that have been turning out consistently great dishes for decades.
A Houston family is fighting to keep their home after paying more than $136,000 and now they’re taking it to court.
The mother of a child who died in July after being found in an extremely hot car has now been charged with murder, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office.
Harwin Drive, a longtime favorite shopping destination for Houstonians seeking affordable goods, is facing significant challenges due to steep and unpredictable tariffs.
Another weekend, another fun festival happening around town. Since the 1980s, the Houston Med Fest has been sharing the faith and culture of the Mediterranean to H-Town. We're giving you a preview of a two-day event, including a taste of a super flavorful flatbread you can try at home, no passport needed!
Lynne Kelly is a three-time USA Today bestselling author. Her stories explore the bond between humans and wildlife, and in her latest children's book, she's diving into the world of octopuses. Find out what makes her an award-winning writer.
At just 12 years old, Kush Kalra is one of only eight Scholastic Kids Press reporters in the country — a role that lets him share what young readers are excited about through the eyes of their peers.
A vandal armed with rocks left a trail of destruction across a Missouri City neighborhood this week.
Early voting in Harris County begins Monday, Oct. 20, and runs through Friday, Oct. 31, giving residents nearly two weeks to cast their ballots ahead of Election Day on Nov. 4.
Weeks after Houston’s METRORail Red Line riders began reporting major delays, METRO says it’s starting to see early improvements, but says it will take more time to restore reliable travel times.
Houston police are investigating a fatal shooting at the Cleme Manor Apartments on Thursday night, where an 18-year-old man was shot in the upper abdomen and later died at the hospital.
Neighbors in MacGregor say the Columbia Tap Trail crossing at North MacGregor Way is dangerous for people on foot and on bikes, and even for drivers.
A Houston woman lost thousands of dollars to scammers who used a sophisticated new variation of the classic jury duty scam, complete with falsified federal documents and a cryptocurrency payment scheme.
A possible SNAP delay could impact thousands in Houston, but many families already don’t qualify for help. Nonprofits say more households are stuck in the middle, earning too much for aid, but not enough to get by.
Spooky season is in full swing just outside Katy! Houston Life’s Melanie Camp takes on a haunted barn, a creepy cornfield, and 15 acres of fear at Dewberry Farm’s Boo-rific Nights. Could you make it through without screaming?
With the release of her latest book, Houston writer and author Jenny Block is reminding us that bravery doesn't necessarily mean being fearless; it means being real. That's exactly what her new book is all about: doing the thing that scares you, saying yes to the unknown, and being proud of the person you already are. 'Badass Manifesting: How to Manifest Abundance, Success and the Joyful Life of Your Dreams' is now available in stores and online.
Tessa Barrera visits McCormick & Schmick’s to explore daily bar features and lunch highlights.
Un tribunal de apelaciones de Texas autorizó al fiscal general Ken Paxton a continuar con una demanda que busca revocar la carta estatal de FIEL Houston, una organización que defiende los derechos de los inmigrantes.La decisión se emitió el mismo día en que el director ejecutivo de FIEL, Cesar Espinosa, fue retirado del Ayuntamiento de Houston tras un tenso intercambio con funcionarios de la ciudad.
A Texas appeals court has cleared Attorney General Ken Paxton to move forward with a lawsuit that could revoke FIEL Houston’s nonprofit charter.
Curtis Jones, 28, is charged with credit card abuse. He was arrested Thursday morning at his home, which was connected to the crime by an IP address, according to the Harris County Pct. 1 Constable’s Office.
Celebrity hairstylist Giles Robinson shares three simple ways to add volume, texture, and shine to your hair this fall. Watch his easy styling demos for fresh, salon-worthy looks at home.
A new report from Houston’s City Controller reveals how the city’s finances differ from other major Texas cities, highlighting gaps in revenue and potential funding options such as garbage and environmental fees that could generate over $200 million annually without raising taxes.
Police said it began as a routine traffic stop when an officer noticed someone firing at a group of people in a nearby alley, which investigators described as a homeless encampment.
Dozens of Houston Housing Authority real estate deals are costing the city of Houston and Harris County about a million dollars a year in tax revenue, according to Rice University’s Baker Institute.
The Walton County Sheriff’s Office says it happened at Miramar Beach at around noon on Friday, Oct. 10. Deputies responded after getting calls about an unattended infant under a tent on the beach.
A KPRC 2 investigation found that while thousands of Houston families struggle with rising housing costs, the Houston Housing Authority diverted millions of dollars meant to help them, benefitting none of the people it's meant to serve.
The "Little School of the 400," pioneered by the inspiring Isabel Verver in the 1950s, laid the groundwork for English as a Second Language (ESL) programs we see today.
Houston Life’s Derrick Shore caught up with with Toni to talk about her journey to “The Voice” stage, working with Snoop, and her surprising connection to a kids’ series.
With Polk Street set to close, many East End residents say the loss of this critical route into downtown will make commutes longer and further isolate their community.
A vote on a $16-million homeless shelter in Houston's EaDo area was delayed, though Mayor John Whitmire confirmed plans for the adults-only center, which aims to offer psychiatric and drug addiction support.
EaDo residents are pushing back against a proposed $16 million homeless shelter near downtown Houston, raising concerns about safety and transparency ahead of a City Council vote. KPRC 2 will livestream Tuesday’s press conference
Despite the federal government shutdown, the Wings Over Houston Airshow will go on at Ellington Airport Oct. 18–19, featuring aerial performances, vintage aircraft, and family-friendly exhibits.
A Harris County Sheriff’s Office deputy and sergeant are being investigated over whether they followed department policy when they responded to a call about an injured man who was later found dead in the woods.
Losing weight can feel like an uphill battle, but what if you could see real results without the sweat, pain, or endless waiting? Innovative Lasers of Houston is transforming the weight loss journey with cutting-edge technology. Innovative Lasers of Houston specialist Angela Nichols visited the Houston Life studio to show exactly how it works.
The 52nd Annual Herb Fair is back in Houston with plants, handmade goods, family activities and educational demos. The event is free and open to the public, and $25 pre-sale vouchers offer early access and first pick of products. Guests from the South Texas Unit Herb Society join us in studio to talk about what’s new this year and how the event supports community gardens and education programs.
If you’re looking for a Halloween plan that mixes elegance with edge—this is your cue to grab a mask, dress the part, and prepare for a night where everyone’s a suspect.
The Houston Cinema Arts Festival (HCAF) is gearing up for its 2025 edition — and film lovers will get the first look at this year’s lineup during a free release party on Wednesday.
Governor Greg Abbott has called the rainbow crosswalk "distracting," but local leaders say it's a symbol of pride and history.
A man tied to a murder investigation in Louisiana was killed when a driver hit him in east Harris County.
Gonzalez Garcia, who has autism, disappeared on Oct. 4 while his mother was selling fruit on the northwest side of Houston. He went to use the restroom and did not return.
Shelly Perrault was shot and killed in Sugar Land by a man police say she once had a relationship with. Her family is now speaking out, remembering her faith, kindness, and the legacy she leaves behind.
Mark your calendars for the largest Filipino festival in Texas. Find out why it's important to celebrate during Filipino History Month.
As America reflects on 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War, local author Jamie Jo Hong tells the stories she says history books left out. Why she hopes readers see their own families in the pages of her new book.
Earlier this year, KPRC 2 reported that inspectors found several bodies inside Richardson Mortuary, located on Brookfield Drive, in “disturbing conditions.” State regulators with the Texas Funeral Service Commission immediately suspended the business’s license and ordered it to cease operations while the investigation continued.
Investigators and family members are speaking out, in hopes of bringing renewed attention to a 28-year-old case where a 14-year-old girl was brutally murdered in southwest Houston.
Discover free and affordable Fall Break activities in Houston for kids and families. Explore pumpkin patches, museums, libraries, storytimes, live music, and seasonal events happening across the city this week.
🎓 H-TOWN PRIDE! Rice, Texas A&M, and UH land in WalletHub’s top 10 best colleges in Texas, just in time for early-decision season.
Police are investigating a deadly shooting that started outside a Southwest Houston nightclub and ended just a few blocks away.
In this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, Chris Shepherd goes all in on Houston’s regional Chinese food —and it’s way more than traditional takeout. From the numbing heat of Sichuan peppercorns to the intriguing dishes of Korean-Chinese cuisine, this episode is a takes a trip through the intricacies of Chinese food.
In this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, Chris Shepherd goes all in on Houston’s regional Chinese food —and it’s way more than traditional takeout. From the numbing heat of Sichuan peppercorns to the intriguing dishes of Korean-Chinese cuisine, this episode is a takes a trip through the intricacies of Chinese food.
Zaikiya Duncan was convicted by a jury on two counts of aggravated assault of a family member causing serious bodily injury.
Día de Muertos, celebrated on Nov. 1 and 2, is a vibrant Mexican holiday that honors deceased loved ones through the creation of ofrendas or altars. These altars, adorned with photographs, candles, marigolds, and the deceased's favorite items, facilitate the return of spirits to the earthly realm. MECA Houston commemorates the tradition with exhibitions and festivals, showcasing community-created altars and performances that blend indigenous and Catholic practices.
The closure of Funplex, a once-popular family entertainment venue, marks the latest in a series of recreational facility closures affecting Houston’s west side communities, particularly in the Alief area.
