“The Comet/Poppea” has started its five-performance run at Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City in New York.

The agency responsible for immigration enforcement has aggressively revived and expanded a decades-old program that delegates immigration enforcement powers to state and local law enforcement agencies.

Immigrants who are cooperating with officials while they apply to stay in the U.S. are now fearful of detention during routine appointments with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The stories behind the sports and the athletes are part of what makes the Olympics such a special competition around the world. That’s why KPRC 2 is proud to bring you the Olympic Zone presented by Living Designs Furniture. The popular magazine show, is a summary and showcase of up-to-the-minute Olympics content that sets the stage for the most important action every night of the Games. It can be seen Monday through Saturday during the Olympics on KPRC 2 at 6:30 p.m.

As part of our Ask 2 series, the newsroom will answer your questions about all things Houston. Question: Does the COVID-19 vaccine lose its effectiveness over time and will it need to be taken annually like the flu shot? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), experts are still studying how long vaccine-induced immunity lasts. Both vaccines require recipients to receive two doses, 21 days apart, to achieve maximum effectiveness of around 95%. Send it our way, and we will try to hunt down an answer.

There are many new developments in regard to COVID-19. According to an Icelandic study, researchers found that if you have been diagnosed with coronavirus, you may have antibodies that last at least four months. Researchers found that antibody levels increased in the first two months after diagnosis and remained stable for the next two months. In another development, Oxford University and Astrazeneca are beginning phase 3 clinical trials of a possible coronavirus vaccine. Researchers said that the vaccine is a genetically altered virus which teaches the immune system to generate COVID-19 antibodies.

HOUSTON – Marches and protests in Houston and across the country are putting a lot of people at risk of contracting the coronavirus. “The massive demonstrations taking place across the country are causing concern about a new explosion of cases in the next five to seven days,” said Dr. John Torres, NBC Medical Expert. For example, tear gas can cause people to remove their masks and have a physical reaction. “Tear gas used in violent protests makes people tear up and cough, dispersing respiratory droplets that can then travel further and infect more people,” Torres said. “Social distancing isn’t happening in crowds of people and close contact for a long period of time can cause a sea of spread that can be catastrophic,” said Torres.

HOUSTON – There is growing controversy over antibody testing and the potential immunity and a warning about fake tests. And we also aren’t sure about the reliability of many of the antibody tests currently being used,” said Dr. John Torres, NBC chief medical correspondent. Researchers in California found 15% of antibody tests they analyzed produced a false positive. The antibody tests could be valuable in the meantime. As of this week, there are 150 antibody tests on the market without having faced Government review.