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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 skyrocketingThe 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.
Mayor Whitmire calls for Houstonians to ‘use common sense,’ protect ‘most vulnerable’ ahead of cold front
Read full article: Mayor Whitmire calls for Houstonians to ‘use common sense,’ protect ‘most vulnerable’ ahead of cold frontHouston Mayor John Whitmire held a press conference as Texas prepares for more cold weather this week.
Houston city employees found abusing credit cards, audit reveals
Read full article: Houston city employees found abusing credit cards, audit revealsWhen 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.
Houston city council member Willie Davis announces ' Police, Pastors & People’ initiative
Read full article: Houston city council member Willie Davis announces ' Police, Pastors & People’ initiativeHouston City Council Member Willie Davis is set to announce a new initiative aimed at addressing the growing concerns over violent crime in the community.
1-year after HPD investigations scandal: Changes to department leadership as Mayor pushes for more officers
Read full article: 1-year after HPD investigations scandal: Changes to department leadership as Mayor pushes for more officersHouston Mayor John Whitmire is making strides in reforming the city's police department after the shocking revelation of over 200,000 suspended sexual assault and domestic violence cases.
Houston Health Department to launch $20M grant initiative for climate resilience
Read full article: Houston Health Department to launch $20M grant initiative for climate resilienceThe Houston Health Department is launching a $20 million EPA-funded initiative for climate resilience, beginning with the Trees and Trash 2025 event in the Fifth Ward.
Who is Jamie Bryant? What we know about Houston Housing Authorities new President and CEO
Read full article: Who is Jamie Bryant? What we know about Houston Housing Authorities new President and CEOHouston Housing Authority appoints a new CEO and President months after KPRC 2 exposed a series of questionable contracts and projects
FIFA World Cup 2026 in Houston: Elected leaders discuss safety plans, NRG Stadium upgrades
Read full article: FIFA World Cup 2026 in Houston: Elected leaders discuss safety plans, NRG Stadium upgradesHouston, Harris County leaders are set to discuss safety plans, and stadium upgrades ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026.
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 refsHouston 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.
‘Successful by any measurement’: No deaths reported by car crashes, carbon monoxide poisoning during Houston snowstorms
Read full article: ‘Successful by any measurement’: No deaths reported by car crashes, carbon monoxide poisoning during Houston snowstormsHouston Mayor John Whitmire is holding a press conference to provide the latest information on the winter storm in the area this week.
‘We’re about halfway there’: Houston mayor again warns Houstonians to stay off roads during winter storm
Read full article: ‘We’re about halfway there’: Houston mayor again warns Houstonians to stay off roads during winter stormHouston Mayor John Whitmire held another press conference to provide the latest updates on the anticipated weather conditions as they begin to ramp up across Houston tonight
‘It’s going to certainly worsen’: Judge Hidalgo warns of dangerous weather ahead
Read full article: ‘It’s going to certainly worsen’: Judge Hidalgo warns of dangerous weather aheadHarris County is preparing for an impending Arctic front, with Judge Lina Hidalgo announcing a readiness plan to keep residents safe and warm.
‘Look out for our most vulnerable’: Houston mayor updates winter storm preps, encourages residents to stay indoors
Read full article: ‘Look out for our most vulnerable’: Houston mayor updates winter storm preps, encourages residents to stay indoorsHouston Mayor John Whitmire held another press conference to provide the latest updates on the anticipated weather conditions as they begin to ramp up across Houston tonight
‘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 stormThe City of Houston is preparing for the potential impacts of an incoming winter storm, which has prompted the decision to close its airports.
Bush, Hobby airports to be closed Tuesday, Mayor Whitmire confirms
Read full article: Bush, Hobby airports to be closed Tuesday, Mayor Whitmire confirmsHouston Mayor John Whitmire will be holding a press conference to provide the latest updates on the anticipated weather conditions across Houston this week.
Mayor Whitmire highlights safety and weather preparedness ahead of Chevron Houston Marathon
Read full article: Mayor Whitmire highlights safety and weather preparedness ahead of Chevron Houston MarathonMayor John Whitmire will be joined by the City of Houston’s public safety leadership team Friday morning to discuss details related to Sunday’s Chevron Houston Marathon safety plan.
What we know about K-9 Rocky: US Marshal K-9 wounded in search for Brazoria County deputy’s suspected killer
Read full article: What we know about K-9 Rocky: US Marshal K-9 wounded in search for Brazoria County deputy’s suspected killerHere is what we know about the U.S. Marshal K-9 wounded by a suspect during Wednesday's manhunt.
‘You’re not alone’: Houston firefighters arrive in California to help battle massive wildfires
Read full article: ‘You’re not alone’: Houston firefighters arrive in California to help battle massive wildfiresHouston Mayor John Whitmire says firefighters from Houston have arrived in California to help assist crews battling massive wildfires around the Los Angeles area.
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 SunnysideThe 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.
Houston ISD marching band students ‘safe and sound’ after deadly crash in New Orleans
Read full article: Houston ISD marching band students ‘safe and sound’ after deadly crash in New OrleansHISD reversed its decision back in September to let the students perform at the 2025 Sugar Bowl in New Orleans after Houston Mayor John Whitmire offered a police escort for the band.
‘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 interviewThe mayor has said from day one that public safety has been a huge focus for him as mayor.
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 GouldingWhitmire is nearing the end of his first year in office and spoke on a variety of topics with Goulding.
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 GouldingOn the final day of 2024, Houston Mayor John Whitmire sat down for a one-on-one interview with KPRC 2′s Gage Goulding.
Washington Corridor resident says neighborhood has been dealing with crime, loud noise complaints since 2018
Read full article: Washington Corridor resident says neighborhood has been dealing with crime, loud noise complaints since 2018Residents of the Washington Corridor neighborhood are raising their voices amid escalating noise and crime issues.
Union Pacific announces safety changes at crossing where Milby High student was killed by train
Read full article: Union Pacific announces safety changes at crossing where Milby High student was killed by trainFollowing the tragic death of Sergio Ivan Rodriguez, a Milby High School student struck by a train near Broadway Street, Union Pacific and Houston city officials, including Mayor John Whitmire, are implementing immediate safety measures
Multiple arrests happen as Mayor Whitmire, HPD work together to patrol Washington Corridor
Read full article: Multiple arrests happen as Mayor Whitmire, HPD work together to patrol Washington CorridorThis weekend, Houston-area law enforcement agencies worked together with Mayor John Whitmire to patrol one of the city’s most rambunctious areas. Their efforts seemed to pay dividends, as multiple stops led to arrests of would-be criminals in the Washington Corridor.
Mayor Whitmire committed to building skywalk near Milby HS to create safe pathway for students
Read full article: Mayor Whitmire committed to building skywalk near Milby HS to create safe pathway for studentsHouston Mayor John Whitmire told KPRC 2 he is committed to having a skywalk built near Milby High School to provide students a safe pathway onto their campus.
KPRC 2 Investigates: Surprise spike in water bills, cases increase
Read full article: KPRC 2 Investigates: Surprise spike in water bills, cases increaseWe are hearing from dozens of Houston water bill customers who say they need help with sudden surprise bills. The KPRC 2 ‘DRAINED’ Investigation has been looking into water bill issues in Houston for 2+ years.
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."
‘DRAINED’ Houston customers’ concerns resurface after surprise spike in new water bills
Read full article: ‘DRAINED’ Houston customers’ concerns resurface after surprise spike in new water billsHouston Mayor John Whitmire committed to addressing the city’s water billing and meter reading issues, problems that were first exposed two years ago in the KPRC 2 ‘DRAINED’ Investigation. As the year-end deadline for his Water Bill Improvement Plan approaches, some Houston residents are experiencing new frustrations with their water bills.
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 HoustonIf 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

Business executives, volunteers trade night in bed for night on the streets to bring awareness to youth homelessness
Read full article: Business executives, volunteers trade night in bed for night on the streets to bring awareness to youth homelessnessAfter Houston Mayor John Whitmire outlined his plan to reduce homelessness in the city Thursday, another organization is also bringing awareness about the issue.
Judge Lina Hidalgo says “I do” in small ceremony, prepares for destination wedding
Read full article: Judge Lina Hidalgo says “I do” in small ceremony, prepares for destination weddingHarris County Judge Lina Hidalgo recently celebrated a milestone, tying the knot in a small and intimate ceremony at the River Oaks Garden Club in Houston.
Key points: Mayor John Whitmire’s $100 million plan on tackling homelessness in Houston
Read full article: Key points: Mayor John Whitmire’s $100 million plan on tackling homelessness in HoustonMayor John Whitmire says his vision is to get people off of the streets and instead help get them into temporary housing; with the ultimate goal of getting them affordable housing or reuniting with family.
‘DRAINED’ results: Houston Water Department ahead in replacing meter sensors
Read full article: ‘DRAINED’ results: Houston Water Department ahead in replacing meter sensorsYou may soon notice a change in your water bill. Mayor John Whitmire announced that the city’s water department is ahead of schedule in replacing broken remote-read sensors attached to residential water meters.
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 ParadeWith 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.
Houston METRO welcomes first Asian American Police Chief Ban Tien
Read full article: Houston METRO welcomes first Asian American Police Chief Ban TienBan Tien has been appointed as the first Asian American Police Chief of the METRO Police Department in Harris County, marking a significant milestone for the organization.
Community gathers to pay respects to fallen Houston firefighter killed battling warehouse fire
Read full article: Community gathers to pay respects to fallen Houston firefighter killed battling warehouse fire“It’s a somber mood this morning, we gather here to lay our brother to rest,” HFD Captain and public information officer, Sedrick Robinett said.
Drivers encouraged to turn on headlights Wednesday in tribute to fallen Houston firefighter
Read full article: Drivers encouraged to turn on headlights Wednesday in tribute to fallen Houston firefighterThe Houston Fire Department has announced the funeral arrangements for Marcelo “Ox” Garcia III, the firefighter who died in the line of duty late Wednesday night.
‘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 warehouseA 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.
Houston Fire Department appoints first Black woman as Fire Marshal
Read full article: Houston Fire Department appoints first Black woman as Fire MarshalAssistant Chief Marion Spann has made history as Fire Marshal, making her the first Black woman to have such a critical position. But this isn’t her first time making breaking barriers.
Houston mayor says new initiative will help unhoused find a home
Read full article: Houston mayor says new initiative will help unhoused find a homeMayor John Whitmire says his vision is to get people off of the streets and instead help get them into temporary housing; with the ultimate goal of getting them affordable housing or reuniting with family.
Houston Mayor speaks about plan to get unhoused people off the streets, connect them with resources and family
Read full article: Houston Mayor speaks about plan to get unhoused people off the streets, connect them with resources and familyHomelessness in Houston. It’s a major problem Mayor John Whitmire says he’s hoping to solve.
KPRC 2 uncovers emails tied to firm who donated $50K to controller’s conference also part of financing deal at IAH
Read full article: KPRC 2 uncovers emails tied to firm who donated $50K to controller’s conference also part of financing deal at IAHThe focus of our request were those emails tied to the nearly $2 billion dollar United Airlines project at Bush Intercontinental Airport’s Terminal B.
Houston city controller requests investigation into fundraising practices for Mayor Whitmire’s State of the City event
Read full article: Houston city controller requests investigation into fundraising practices for Mayor Whitmire’s State of the City eventHollins filed a letter Tuesday with the city’s Office of the Inspector General and the Houston City Council Ethics Committee with the request.
Federal agencies conducting investigation connected to Houston Housing Authority
Read full article: Federal agencies conducting investigation connected to Houston Housing AuthorityMultiple sources confirm an investigation connected to the Houston Housing Authority is underway in Houston’s East End Tuesday.
New video captures explosion, people’s reaction after helicopter hits tower and crashes in Houston’s Second Ward
Read full article: New video captures explosion, people’s reaction after helicopter hits tower and crashes in Houston’s Second WardSunday night’s helicopter crash in Houston’s Second Ward happened in a primarily residential area and many people witnessed the incident.
Texas helicopter crash leaves 4 dead, including child, after hitting radio tower
Read full article: Texas helicopter crash leaves 4 dead, including child, after hitting radio towerAuthorities say there were multiple fatalities after a helicopter struck a radio tower and crashed in Houston’s Second Ward.
Helicopter crashes in Houston’s Second Ward after hitting radio tower, killing 4, officials say
Read full article: Helicopter crashes in Houston’s Second Ward after hitting radio tower, killing 4, officials sayOfficials say four people aboard a tour helicopter were killed when it crashed into a radio tower in Houston and burst into flames.
‘A tragic loss of life’: 4, including child, killed after helicopter hits radio tower, crashes in Houston’s East End
Read full article: ‘A tragic loss of life’: 4, including child, killed after helicopter hits radio tower, crashes in Houston’s East EndAuthorities say there were multiple fatalities after a helicopter struck a radio tower and crashed in Houston’s Second Ward.
Will Houston’s Ethics Committee investigate ‘pay to play’ accusations made against City Controller?
Read full article: Will Houston’s Ethics Committee investigate ‘pay to play’ accusations made against City Controller?In the aftermath of Mayor John Whitmire calling out City Controller Chris Hollins over alleged “pay to play” conflicts for an upcoming conference, KPRC 2 is looking into how the City will hold its chief financial officer accountable.
‘A huge nothing-burger’: Controller Chris Hollins responds after Houston mayor accuses him of ‘pay to play’ conflict
Read full article: ‘A huge nothing-burger’: Controller Chris Hollins responds after Houston mayor accuses him of ‘pay to play’ conflictCity Controller, Chris Hollins is sharing his side of the story after Houston Mayor John Whitmire held a news conference Thursday morning calling out suspected “pay to pay” conflicts for an upcoming investors conference.
‘I’m disappointed:’ Houston Mayor John Whitmire calls out Controller Chris Hollins for suspected ‘pay to play’ conflicts
Read full article: ‘I’m disappointed:’ Houston Mayor John Whitmire calls out Controller Chris Hollins for suspected ‘pay to play’ conflictsThe news conference is expected to be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, where Mayor Whitmire will address the allegations and his plan to ensure "transparency and accountability."
WATCH LIVE: Mayor Whitmire, sports officials to address future of Harris County Houston Sports Authority
Read full article: WATCH LIVE: Mayor Whitmire, sports officials to address future of Harris County Houston Sports AuthorityHouston Mayor John Whitmire, alongside leaders from the city’s professional sports teams, will address the future of the Harris County Houston Sports Authority in a news conference today at 11 a.m.
3 arrested after mass shooting at Houston block party that killed 3, injured 8
Read full article: 3 arrested after mass shooting at Houston block party that killed 3, injured 8An arrest has been made following a mass shooting at a block party in Northeast Houston, which resulted in three fatalities and eight injuries.
Houston ISD reverses decision, allows Waltrip HS band to perform at Sugar Bowl
Read full article: Houston ISD reverses decision, allows Waltrip HS band to perform at Sugar BowlHouston ISD has reversed its decision to not allow the Waltrip High School band to perform at the 2025 Sugar Bowl in New Orleans after Houston Mayor John Whitmire offered a police escort for the band.
Texas PUC delays decision again on CenterPoint Energy’s rates on electric bills
Read full article: Texas PUC delays decision again on CenterPoint Energy’s rates on electric billsThe Texas Public Utility Commission has yet again delayed a decision on CenterPoint Energy’s rates that we all pay on our electric bills.
Houston and Harris County face budget strains: property tax increases and potential cuts on the horizon
Read full article: Houston and Harris County face budget strains: property tax increases and potential cuts on the horizonHouston is preparing possibly dealing with budget challenges in the next fiscal year due to the expenses from the May derecho and Hurricane Beryl, totaling $39.9M, without federal assistance.
Houston police launch dashboard to track progress of suspended cases
Read full article: Houston police launch dashboard to track progress of suspended casesThe Houston Police Department has launched a new dashboard to address and track the progress of over 264,000 suspended cases across various divisions, including Special Victims and Homicide.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire to make important announcement related to improving police officer pay
Read full article: Houston Mayor John Whitmire to make important announcement related to improving police officer payHouston Mayor John Whitmire is set to make an important announcement during his visit to a Houston Police Department cadet class Monday.
Mayor’s independent review into suspended Houston police cases complete, Internal Affairs investigation continues
Read full article: Mayor’s independent review into suspended Houston police cases complete, Internal Affairs investigation continuesUnderstaffing was identified as a major issue, particularly in the Special Victims Division and the Major Assault/Family Violence Division, which had high numbers of suspended cases.
Dr. Tatcho Mindiola Jr., former director of UH CMALS and sociology professor dies
Read full article: Dr. Tatcho Mindiola Jr., former director of UH CMALS and sociology professor diesThe University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American and Latino Studies confirms Sunday the former director of the program, Dr. Tatcho Mindiola Jr. has died.
VIDEO: 4,900 Houston firefighters receive long-awaited backpay
Read full article: VIDEO: 4,900 Houston firefighters receive long-awaited backpay4,900 Houston firefighters received long-awaited backpay as the city council approved a $1.5 billion settlement deal involving $650 million in back pay and a 34% raise over the next five years.
‘It has been an honor and privilege,’ Sam Peña bows out as chief of Houston Fire Department
Read full article: ‘It has been an honor and privilege,’ Sam Peña bows out as chief of Houston Fire Department"To the residents of Houston, I leave with a full heart of gratitude for the memories and experiences we have shared," Peña wrote on social media. "It has been an honor and privilege, and I thank you for entrusting me with the responsibility of serving as your Fire Chief."
CenterPoint intends to ask Texas PUC for rate increase to recoup losses from Hurricane Beryl response
Read full article: CenterPoint intends to ask Texas PUC for rate increase to recoup losses from Hurricane Beryl response“CenterPoint intends to increase their rates to recoup the cost of recovering from Hurricane Beryl, passing the cost on to the customer,” Senator Carol Alvarado said in a social media post. “That dog won’t hunt.”
Houston Mayor John Whitmire may be announcing new HPD chief soon
Read full article: Houston Mayor John Whitmire may be announcing new HPD chief soonMore changes may be on the horizon for the Houston Police Department. Mayor John Whitmire is reportedly in talks with Noe Diaz, the current chief of the Katy Police Department and a former Texas Ranger, to take over as HPD's new chief. What do you think about this potential new leadership for HPD? Share your thoughts below!#HoustonNews #HPD #LeadershipChange #NoeDiaz #MayorWhitmire
‘I take accountability’: CenterPoint Energy CEO testifies before Texas committee on Hurricane Beryl response
Read full article: ‘I take accountability’: CenterPoint Energy CEO testifies before Texas committee on Hurricane Beryl responseCenterpoint’s CEO Jason Wells’ testimony comes a week after he met with the Texas Public Utility Committee (PUC) where he apologized to Houstonians. Today, we can expect Wells to double-down on initial action plans to increase resiliency.
State lawmakers to question CenterPoint for response in aftermath of Hurricane Beryl
Read full article: State lawmakers to question CenterPoint for response in aftermath of Hurricane BerylLawmakers in Austin are planning to question leaders of CenterPoint Energy on the company’s performance in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Beryl in a hearing scheduled for Monday.
Texas to deploy hundreds of firefighters to California to assist in wildfire response
Read full article: Texas to deploy hundreds of firefighters to California to assist in wildfire responseTexas emergency officials have already prepared more than 100 firefighters, emergency personnel, and over 25 fire engines, command vehicles, and equipment to send as the state battles ongoing wildfires in northern California.
President Biden visits Houston to pay respect to Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee
Read full article: President Biden visits Houston to pay respect to Congresswoman Sheila Jackson LeeThe President's visit comes less than a week after Vice President Kamala Harris gave the keynote speech at the 88th American Federation of Teachers Convention.
Mayor John Whitmire introduces Thomas Muñoz as chief of Houston Fire Department
Read full article: Mayor John Whitmire introduces Thomas Muñoz as chief of Houston Fire DepartmentHouston Mayor John Whitmire held a press conference Friday afternoon to introduce the city’s new Fire Department Chief, Thomas Muñoz, will replace current chief Sam Peña.
Mayor John Whitmire confirms Houston Fire Department Chief Sam Peña is out, to be replaced by Thomas Muñoz
Read full article: Mayor John Whitmire confirms Houston Fire Department Chief Sam Peña is out, to be replaced by Thomas MuñozHouston Mayor John Whitmire confirmed to KPRC 2 Investigates on Friday morning that a new Houston Fire Department Chief, Thomas Muñoz, will replace the current chief Sam Peña.
Complaints filed against two members of Houston PD leadership in investigation into suspended sex assault cases
Read full article: Complaints filed against two members of Houston PD leadership in investigation into suspended sex assault casesA new investigation has been launched into two leading members of the Houston Police Department.
‘He chose to retire’: Mayor Whitmire denies claims made by former HPD chief Finner that he was forced out of department
Read full article: ‘He chose to retire’: Mayor Whitmire denies claims made by former HPD chief Finner that he was forced out of department“Unfortunately, he chose to retire and he knows why he chose to retire,” Whimire said during an exclusive interview with KPRC 2 Investigates reporter Mario Diaz. “I’m not going to get into a public debate with Troy Finner. I don’t think it’s appropriate.
EXCLUSIVE: Mayor Whitmire explains why he has not yet endorsed Kamala Harris for president
Read full article: EXCLUSIVE: Mayor Whitmire explains why he has not yet endorsed Kamala Harris for president"She hasn't gotten the nomination yet," Mayor Whitmire said. "As a Democrat, I always support the Democratic nominee."
VP Kamala Harris lands in Houston ahead of Thursday’s speech at American Federation of Teachers Convention
Read full article: VP Kamala Harris lands in Houston ahead of Thursday’s speech at American Federation of Teachers ConventionThe Vice President will be delivering the keynote speech at the American Federation of Teachers’ 88th national convention.
Here’s when, where Houston will host its 14th annual Back 2 School Fest
Read full article: Here’s when, where Houston will host its 14th annual Back 2 School FestCouncil Member Julian Ramirez shared details Tuesday morning on the upcoming annual Back 2 School Fest, where every year the city partners with Shell to give away backpacks and much more ahead of the starting school year.