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12 warnings and 3 advisories in effect for 10 regions in the area

JOHN WHITMIRE


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20 Arrested in Raid on After-Hours Bars in Southeast Houston

Read full article: 20 Arrested in Raid on After-Hours Bars in Southeast Houston

Two after-hours bars in southeast Houston were shut down overnight in a coordinated raid by multiple law enforcement agencies.

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Key highlights in Houston police union’s 5-year contract proposal

Read full article: Key highlights in Houston police union’s 5-year contract proposal

The Houston Police Officers’ Union voted to approve a new five-year contract, several provisions continue longstanding policies that shape the department’s operations and oversight.

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Houston police union approves “generational” contract to increase salaries, recruit new officers

Read full article: Houston police union approves “generational” contract to increase salaries, recruit new officers

A historic new contract has been approved to help recruit new officers, as well as raise officers' salaries. Right now, starting officers are making $64K a year, but this new contract will bump that to $81K a year. On top of that, the new contract adds 500 more officers to the department.

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Over a handful of officer-involved shootings reported in Houston since the start of May

Read full article: Over a handful of officer-involved shootings reported in Houston since the start of May

Houston began the month with police shooting a man who they say led them on a chase in a stolen SUV. The next day, Mayor John Whitmire announced a five-year contract agreement with the police officers’ union.

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Houston projects major budget deficits despite mayor’s push for efficiency in 2026 proposal

Read full article: Houston projects major budget deficits despite mayor’s push for efficiency in 2026 proposal

Houston city leaders are facing a sobering financial outlook as they begin discussions on the proposed 2026 city budget and look ahead.

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Houston Mayor John Whitmire unveils city’s budget proposal

Read full article: Houston Mayor John Whitmire unveils city’s budget proposal

Mayor John Whitmire will unveil his administration’s proposed fiscal year 2026 balanced budget.

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What’s next for Houston water bill rates? City Council set to approve bid

Read full article: What’s next for Houston water bill rates? City Council set to approve bid

How much residents pay for water in Houston is a significant focus of the ongoing “Drained” investigation. The city may hire a consulting company to study its water rates.

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Houston reaches tentative five-year contract agreement with police officers’ union

Read full article: Houston reaches tentative five-year contract agreement with police officers’ union

Mayor Whitmire will be joined by Police Chief J. Noe Diaz and members of the HPOU at City Hall to outline the agreement’s salary updates, benefits, and recruitment efforts.

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‘Zero tolerance’: Mayor Whitmire comments on 12 HFD cadets terminated for sharing racist memes in Instagram chat

Read full article: ‘Zero tolerance’: Mayor Whitmire comments on 12 HFD cadets terminated for sharing racist memes in Instagram chat

Houston Mayor John Whitmire has commented for the first time regarding the decision to terminate 12 cadets at the Houston Fire Department after officials uncovered a social media group chat sharing offensive and harmful content.

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Solid Waste Operations a key focus this week at City Hall, Mayor and his team looking to purchase over 30 vehicles

Read full article: Solid Waste Operations a key focus this week at City Hall, Mayor and his team looking to purchase over 30 vehicles

The City of Houston is set to vote on more trucks for solid waste as well more contractors to help pick it up.

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Illegal game room shut down in Houston following undercover investigation

Read full article: Illegal game room shut down in Houston following undercover investigation

An illegal gambling operation in Houston's 10700 block of FM 1960 Rd W was dismantled following an undercover investigation led by Constable Mark Herman’s Criminal Investigations Division.

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‘We formally accept:’ Fleet Week coming to Houston after Mayor John Whitmire’s invitation

Read full article: ‘We formally accept:’ Fleet Week coming to Houston after Mayor John Whitmire’s invitation

This year marks a special year for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps as it celebrates 250 years of service to this nation.

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Over 1,000 protest at Houston City Hall over federal funding cuts and executive orders

Read full article: Over 1,000 protest at Houston City Hall over federal funding cuts and executive orders

More than 1,000 people gathered outside Houston City Hall today in a protest organized by nonpartisan advocacy group 5051 Houston.

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320 fire hydrants currently out of service currently throughout Houston area

Read full article: 320 fire hydrants currently out of service currently throughout Houston area

Whitmire was fired up on Thursday telling Houstonians, “If we don’t make this city safe and have workable fire hydrants nothing else matters.”

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Houston Mayor John Whitmire declares ‘Rockets Red Day’ ahead of first-round playoffs

Read full article: Houston Mayor John Whitmire declares ‘Rockets Red Day’ ahead of first-round playoffs

If you haven’t gone to work yet today, make sure to throw on something red to support your Houston Rockets!

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Texas legislative bills take aim at potential relocation for state offices and agencies

Read full article: Texas legislative bills take aim at potential relocation for state offices and agencies

There is a push in our backyard by State Senator Mayes Middleton to reconstruct how our state government looks and operates in the future. The approach is to not only save money for Texans, but also to make government more efficient in the Lone Star State.

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Houston honors George Foreman: A Celebration of Life and Legacy

Read full article: Houston honors George Foreman: A Celebration of Life and Legacy

Join Houston in celebrating the life of boxing legend George Foreman.

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UH poll reveals Houstonians divided on issues, quality of life, and city’s overall direction

Read full article: UH poll reveals Houstonians divided on issues, quality of life, and city’s overall direction

A recent survey conducted by the University of Houston showed stark divisions among residents when it comes to the direction the city is going in, how safe they feel and the job our elected leaders are doing.

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Houston joins nationwide “Hands Off!” protests with thousands rallying against federal policies

Read full article: Houston joins nationwide “Hands Off!” protests with thousands rallying against federal policies

Over 600,000 people took to the streets in more than 1,200 “Hands Off” protests across the United States on Thursday, with three of those demonstrations held in the Houston area.

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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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Houston residents pay respects to Sylvester Turner at City Hall

Read full article: Houston residents pay respects to Sylvester Turner at City Hall

Turner died March 5 at the age of 70. He served as Houston’s 62nd mayor from 2016 to 2023.

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Congressman, former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner to lie in state in city hall rotunda

Read full article: Congressman, former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner to lie in state in city hall rotunda

Turner died Wednesday at the age of 70. He served as Houston’s 62nd mayor from 2016 to 2023.

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Houston’s citywide hiring freeze went into effect this week. What to know

Read full article: Houston’s citywide hiring freeze went into effect this week. What to know

This decision follows an extensive audit by Ernst & Young, which highlighted areas for improvement

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Houston unveils $2 billion George R. Brown Convention Center expansion plan

Read full article: Houston unveils $2 billion George R. Brown Convention Center expansion plan

Houston city leaders and company executives are coming together to unveil new plans to reinvent downtown Houston’s convention district.

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Houston airports say ‘Konnichiwa’ to ZIPAIR: Inaugural flight to Tokyo takes off!

Read full article: Houston airports say ‘Konnichiwa’ to ZIPAIR: Inaugural flight to Tokyo takes off!

Exciting news has landed at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) with the inaugural flight of ZIPAIR, connecting Houston to the dazzling lights of Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT). ZIPAIR has officially become Houston’s first international long-haul low-cost airline, operating four flights a week to the Land of the Rising Sun.

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What’s next for 18th Congressional District after Sylvester Turner’s passing?

Read full article: What’s next for 18th Congressional District after Sylvester Turner’s passing?

The 18th Congressional District of Texas is once again facing a leadership transition following the death of U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner at age 70.

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Tributes pour in after Congressman Sylvester Turner passes away

Read full article: Tributes pour in after Congressman Sylvester Turner passes away

Known for his three decades of public service, Turner was lauded by political figures and citizens for his leadership and advocacy.

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‘I’ve lost a personal friend:’ Mayor Whitmire offers condolences for Sylvester Turner

Read full article: ‘I’ve lost a personal friend:’ Mayor Whitmire offers condolences for Sylvester Turner

“I’ve lost a personal friend,” a somber Mayor John Whitmire said before the City Council. “No one will be able to step into Sylvester’s shoes and carry on his duties because there’s only one Sylvester Turner.”

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Former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner passes away at 70

Read full article: Former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner passes away at 70

Houston and the nation mourn the loss of former Houston Mayor and U.S. Representative Sylvester Turner, who passed away at the age of 70.

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How Houston plans to use $2.5 million grants to combat homelessness

Read full article: How Houston plans to use $2.5 million grants to combat homelessness

As part of the city's commitment to combat homelessness, there are big plans in store for several grants equating to roughly $2.5 million that, if approved by council members, could help facilitate these efforts.

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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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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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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 front

Houston Mayor John Whitmire held a press conference as Texas prepares for more cold weather this week.

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Houston prepares as more freezing weather heads towards area

Read full article: Houston prepares as more freezing weather heads towards area

Houston Mayor John Whitmire says the city is prepared as best as it can possibly be going into its second freeze of the year.

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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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Houston city council member Willie Davis announces ' Police, Pastors & People’ initiative

Read full article: Houston city council member Willie Davis announces ' Police, Pastors & People’ initiative

Houston City Council Member Willie Davis is set to announce a new initiative aimed at addressing the growing concerns over violent crime in the community.

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Texas executes man for 2004 double killing in a dispute with his strip club manager

Read full article: Texas executes man for 2004 double killing in a dispute with his strip club manager

Texas has executed a man convicted of killing two men as part of a 2004 dispute with his boss at a strip club.

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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 officers

Houston 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.

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Houston Health Department to launch $20M grant initiative for climate resilience

Read full article: Houston Health Department to launch $20M grant initiative for climate resilience

The 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.

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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 CEO

Houston Housing Authority appoints a new CEO and President months after KPRC 2 exposed a series of questionable contracts and projects

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Houston Housing Authority announces new leader after investigation involving ‘questionable contracts’

Read full article: Houston Housing Authority announces new leader after investigation involving ‘questionable contracts’

Jamie Bryant was voted in by the HHA Board of Commissioners on Thursday.

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2025 Tour de Houston to unveil new route, ride options

Read full article: 2025 Tour de Houston to unveil new route, ride options

Houston Mayor John Whitmire will announce updates for the 2025 Tour de Houston, including a new route and three ride distance options on April 13.

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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 upgrades

Houston, Harris County leaders are set to discuss safety plans, and stadium upgrades ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026.

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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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‘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 snowstorms

Houston Mayor John Whitmire is holding a press conference to provide the latest information on the winter storm in the area this week.

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‘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 storm

Houston 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

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‘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 ahead

Harris County is preparing for an impending Arctic front, with Judge Lina Hidalgo announcing a readiness plan to keep residents safe and warm.

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‘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 indoors

Houston 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

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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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Bush, Hobby airports to be closed Tuesday, Mayor Whitmire confirms

Read full article: Bush, Hobby airports to be closed Tuesday, Mayor Whitmire confirms

Houston Mayor John Whitmire will be holding a press conference to provide the latest updates on the anticipated weather conditions across Houston this week.

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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 Marathon

Mayor 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.

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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 killer

Here is what we know about the U.S. Marshal K-9 wounded by a suspect during Wednesday's manhunt.

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What you should know about the annual MLK Day Parade in Houston

Read full article: What you should know about the annual MLK Day Parade in Houston

Join the annual MLK Day Parade this month in Houston, Tx.

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‘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 wildfires

Houston Mayor John Whitmire says firefighters from Houston have arrived in California to help assist crews battling massive wildfires around the Los Angeles area.

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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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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 Orleans

HISD 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.

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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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Houston leaders team up for Holiday DWI Crackdown

Read full article: Houston leaders team up for Holiday DWI Crackdown

This holiday season, Houston’s Mayor John Whitmire and Police Chief J. Noe Diaz, Jr., are teaming up with local law enforcement to increase DWI enforcement around the city.

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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 2018

Residents of the Washington Corridor neighborhood are raising their voices amid escalating noise and crime issues.

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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 train

Following 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

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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 Corridor

This 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.

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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 students

Houston 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.

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KPRC 2 Investigates: Surprise spike in water bills, cases increase

Read full article: KPRC 2 Investigates: Surprise spike in water bills, cases increase

We 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.

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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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‘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 bills

Houston 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.

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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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8 reasons why Houston residents should be Thankful this year

Read full article: 8 reasons why Houston residents should be Thankful this year

The city of Houston has faced many monumental moments this year, and we have a lot to be thankful for.

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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 homelessness

After Houston Mayor John Whitmire outlined his plan to reduce homelessness in the city Thursday, another organization is also bringing awareness about the issue.

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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 wedding

Harris 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.

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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 Houston

Mayor 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.

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Houston Mayor John Whitmire names new Houston Public Works director

Read full article: Houston Mayor John Whitmire names new Houston Public Works director

Mayor John Whitmire has named the new director of Houston Public Works (HPW).

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‘DRAINED’ results: Houston Water Department ahead in replacing meter sensors

Read full article: ‘DRAINED’ results: Houston Water Department ahead in replacing meter sensors

You 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.

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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 METRO welcomes first Asian American Police Chief Ban Tien

Read full article: Houston METRO welcomes first Asian American Police Chief Ban Tien

Ban 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.

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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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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.

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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 firefighter

The 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.

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HFD announces funeral proceedings for fallen firefighter

Read full article: HFD announces funeral proceedings for fallen firefighter

The 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.

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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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Houston Fire Department appoints first Black woman as Fire Marshal

Read full article: Houston Fire Department appoints first Black woman as Fire Marshal

Assistant 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.

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Houston mayor says new initiative will help unhoused find a home

Read full article: Houston mayor says new initiative will help unhoused find a home

Mayor 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.

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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 family

Homelessness in Houston. It’s a major problem Mayor John Whitmire says he’s hoping to solve.

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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 IAH

The focus of our request were those emails tied to the nearly $2 billion dollar United Airlines project at Bush Intercontinental Airport’s Terminal B.

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Fort Bend County Commissioner Pct. 3 race results for November 5, 2024

Read full article: Fort Bend County Commissioner Pct. 3 race results for November 5, 2024

Texas voters headed to the polls on Nov. 5, 2024, to cast their ballots in the general election.

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What to know about 75th annual H-E-B Thanksgiving parade in Houston

Read full article: What to know about 75th annual H-E-B Thanksgiving parade in Houston

Join thousands of Houstonians in celebrating the spirit of Thanksgiving with the 75th annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade today.

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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 event

Hollins filed a letter Tuesday with the city’s Office of the Inspector General and the Houston City Council Ethics Committee with the request.

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Federal agencies conducting investigation connected to Houston Housing Authority

Read full article: Federal agencies conducting investigation connected to Houston Housing Authority

Multiple sources confirm an investigation connected to the Houston Housing Authority is underway in Houston’s East End Tuesday.

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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 Ward

Sunday night’s helicopter crash in Houston’s Second Ward happened in a primarily residential area and many people witnessed the incident.

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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 tower

Authorities say there were multiple fatalities after a helicopter struck a radio tower and crashed in Houston’s Second Ward.

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Helicopter crashes in Houston’s Second Ward after hitting radio tower, killing 4, officials say

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Officials say four people aboard a tour helicopter were killed when it crashed into a radio tower in Houston and burst into flames.

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‘A tragic loss of life’: 4, including child, killed after helicopter hits radio tower, crashes in Houston’s East End

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Authorities say there were multiple fatalities after a helicopter struck a radio tower and crashed in Houston’s Second Ward.

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What does Houston’s City Controller do?

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Think of the position as the city's Chief Financial Officer.

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Will Houston’s Ethics Committee investigate ‘pay to play’ accusations made against City Controller?

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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.

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‘A huge nothing-burger’: Controller Chris Hollins responds after Houston mayor accuses him of ‘pay to play’ conflict

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City 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.

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‘I’m disappointed:’ Houston Mayor John Whitmire calls out Controller Chris Hollins for suspected ‘pay to play’ conflicts

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The 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."

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WATCH LIVE: Mayor Whitmire, sports officials to address future of Harris County Houston Sports Authority

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Houston 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.

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New domestic violence resources for Houstonians. Here’s what we know

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The Texas Council on Family Violence is launching a vital new initiative to support those experiencing domestic violence in Houston.

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3 arrested after mass shooting at Houston block party that killed 3, injured 8

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An arrest has been made following a mass shooting at a block party in Northeast Houston, which resulted in three fatalities and eight injuries.

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