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Insiders, enter for a chance to win Kemah Boardwalk passes PLUS an overnight stay at The Boardwalk Inn!
Read full article: Insiders, enter for a chance to win Kemah Boardwalk passes PLUS an overnight stay at The Boardwalk Inn!KPRC 2 Insiders have a chance win a prize package including a pair of passes for the Kemah Boardwalk and an overnight hotel stay at The Boardwalk Inn. Enter daily until 10 a.m. on Feb. 28, 2025. The winner will be announced that day on “Houston Life” which airs weekdays at 1 p.m. on KPRC 2.
Missing for 12 years—A Houston mother’s ashes discovered under a tree
Read full article: Missing for 12 years—A Houston mother’s ashes discovered under a treeIn a heartwarming turn of events, Michael Alexander was unexpectedly reunited with his late mother's ashes after they were discovered under a tree in North Harris County.
Avoid surprise water bills by tracking your daily usage - but can you?
Read full article: Avoid surprise water bills by tracking your daily usage - but can you?We hear from customers frustrated over surprise water bills. Investigative reporter Amy Davis is following up on the city’s plan to address meter issues uncovered by the KPRC 2 ‘DRAINED’ Investigation. Davis has an update on meter replacements and customer usage.
UH President can’t answer why university didn’t alert public to rape suspect’s mistaken release
Read full article: UH President can’t answer why university didn’t alert public to rape suspect’s mistaken releaseAfter several violent crimes on campus, including robberies and a sexual assault, the president of the University of Houston says a task force will be formed to help gauge what more needs to be done to improve safety on campus.
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.
To fix aging infrastructure, Houston Public Works asking to expand, upgrade East Water Purification Plant
Read full article: To fix aging infrastructure, Houston Public Works asking to expand, upgrade East Water Purification PlantThe facility, which lost power in 2022 and triggered a citywide boil water notice for 2.2 million residents, is more than 70 years old and in critical need of repairs, officials with Houston Public Works say.
What do you call a rainbow with no color? One was spotted recently over Galveston
Read full article: What do you call a rainbow with no color? One was spotted recently over GalvestonA fogbow forms the same way a rainbow does, light bends, reflects, and scatters through water droplets, but there is a key difference. The droplets in fog are much smaller than raindrops, which changes how the light spreads out. Instead of the bright, well-defined colors of a rainbow, a fogbow looks pale or mostly white.
Court records reveal disturbing details surrounding son accused of killing his mother in East Harris Co.
Read full article: Court records reveal disturbing details surrounding son accused of killing his mother in East Harris Co.Court records reveal a harrowing account of the events that unfolded in their home, highlighting a history of mental health struggles and past incidents.
Seven generations of Black cowboys: Legacy thrives at Baer Ranch in Matagorda County
Read full article: Seven generations of Black cowboys: Legacy thrives at Baer Ranch in Matagorda County🌾 Celebrating a Legacy of Black Cowboys 🌟Meet J.D. Gatson, the heart and soul of Baer Ranch in Matagorda County, Texas.
Brown Water Woes: Testing company steps in to help Porter community
Read full article: Brown Water Woes: Testing company steps in to help Porter communityFor weeks, KPRC 2 has been sharing stories about the persistent brown water issues affecting residents in the Woodridge Forest subdivision. Now, progress is being made to test it.
Houston-based monument company faces lawsuit for failing to pay loan company over $13K
Read full article: Houston-based monument company faces lawsuit for failing to pay loan company over $13KKPRC 2 News has learned Houston-based headstone company Stonecutters Monuments is being sued by a loan company called Fundbox, for failing to pay an amount of more than $13,800.
Why doesn’t convicted Houston water department manager have to pay back money investigators say she stole?
Read full article: Why doesn’t convicted Houston water department manager have to pay back money investigators say she stole?Hundreds of people have reached out, eager for more details about the Houston waterline corruption scandal first exposed by KPRC 2 Investigates. Investigator Amy Davis is delving into the investigation, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the criminal case and addressing your questions.
Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare reacts to KPRC 2 Investigates reports into HISD, “I thought it was well done”
Read full article: Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare reacts to KPRC 2 Investigates reports into HISD, “I thought it was well done”On Monday we first exposed a $2-million dollar “key action” listed in the 2024-2025 budget consisting of an “Ask voters for a bond election in November 2024.” What we uncovered was that HISD used nearly $1.4 million dollars to hire a consulting group that specializes in communications, governmental relations and campaigns. Ultimately the district posted social media videos with the words “RENEW HISD” at the end of the highly produced thirty-second videos.
24 Houston-area teachers among 60 new names under investigation in certification cheating scandal
Read full article: 24 Houston-area teachers among 60 new names under investigation in certification cheating scandalKPRC 2 has obtained a new list from the Texas Education Agency that contains the names of 60 new Texas educators who are currently under investigation in a teacher-certification cheating scheme that allowed unqualified teachers to work in local school districts.
Fort Bend County DA’s office discovers ‘a couple’ of pending Missouri City PD cases impacted by destroyed evidence
Read full article: Fort Bend County DA’s office discovers ‘a couple’ of pending Missouri City PD cases impacted by destroyed evidenceThe Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office has provided KPRC 2 with an update on its investigation into the Missouri City Police Department, where police are accused of destroying crucial evidence without a court mandate.
Houston ISD superintendent still ‘not available’ to speak over $2-million dollar ‘Key Action’ tied to November bond
Read full article: Houston ISD superintendent still ‘not available’ to speak over $2-million dollar ‘Key Action’ tied to November bondHouston Independent School District (HISD) Superintendent Mike Myles is unavailable to discuss a controversial $2-million "key action" linked to a November bond, which involved hiring a consulting group for communication strategies.
Houston ISD mother plans to file lawsuit against district after claiming a dance teacher assaulted her daughter
Read full article: Houston ISD mother plans to file lawsuit against district after claiming a dance teacher assaulted her daughterA mother from Houston ISD is preparing to take legal action against Fleming Middle School after her daughter was allegedly assaulted by a dance teacher.
North Houston neighborhood left hanging for over a week as water main break remains without repair
Read full article: North Houston neighborhood left hanging for over a week as water main break remains without repairResidents reached out to KPRC 2 via our Help Desk, saying they have sent multiple reports to Houston Public Works, but to no avail.
State senator believes Houston ISD’s $2-million bond initiative was ‘electioneering’
Read full article: State senator believes Houston ISD’s $2-million bond initiative was ‘electioneering’Less than 24 after KPRC 2 Investigates exposed whether the Houston Independent School District did everything by the book regarding last November’s $4 billion bond, one Texas State Senator already is saying that he believes state law was broken.
‘It makes me mad knowing we’re wasting money’: Former Houston ISD parent tracks district’s spending this year
Read full article: ‘It makes me mad knowing we’re wasting money’: Former Houston ISD parent tracks district’s spending this yearA former HISD parent turned district advocate is raising alarms over Houston Independent School District's financial practices, particularly under Superintendent Mike Miles.
‘My life is ruined’: Defendant charged in Houston water contract scandal
Read full article: ‘My life is ruined’: Defendant charged in Houston water contract scandalIn a tearful conversation with KPRC 2 Investigator Amy Davis, we are hearing from one of the defendants caught up in the Houston water line repair scandal.
‘Clean up corruption and waste’: Houston ISD board member reveals procurement policy violations in unauthorized spending
Read full article: ‘Clean up corruption and waste’: Houston ISD board member reveals procurement policy violations in unauthorized spendingHouston ISD, the largest school district in Texas, is under scrutiny after Superintendent Mike Miles disclosed unauthorized spending that bypassed board approval.
Murky, brown water still a consistent problem for Porter residents
Read full article: Murky, brown water still a consistent problem for Porter residentsAfter the snow and ice, residents in Porter experienced another "Brown Water Day." KPRC 2's Re'Chelle Turner first reported the issue weeks before but there's still something in the water.
‘DRAINED’: Plea deal expected for ‘big fish’ of Houston water dept bribery scandal
Read full article: ‘DRAINED’: Plea deal expected for ‘big fish’ of Houston water dept bribery scandalThe ringleader in the Houston Water Department bribery scandal is expected to accept a plea deal this week. KPRC 2 Investigator Amy Davis, known for uncovering the department's questionable contracts, will provide updates from the courtroom.
Driver who caused Deer Park pipeline explosion died by suicide
Read full article: Driver who caused Deer Park pipeline explosion died by suicideAuthorities never formally disclosed a motive for the pipeline explosion that sent flames hundreds of feet into the air but were last reported to be treating the incident as a criminal investigation.
Harris County leaders spending campaign dollars on criminal defense attorneys, latest filings show
Read full article: Harris County leaders spending campaign dollars on criminal defense attorneys, latest filings showCampaign dollars are being used for criminal defense attorneys is a practice KPRC 2 Investigates first encountered during our investigation into over one thousand pieces of African Art being stored in a Harris County maintenance shed.
Stolen mail belonging to over 50 people recovered in Sugar Land, 3 arrested
Read full article: Stolen mail belonging to over 50 people recovered in Sugar Land, 3 arrestedInvestigators said they pulled over a car in a Sugar Land neighborhood and found several homemade community mailbox keys and a trash bag full of stolen mail.
‘DRAINED:’ Contractor involved in Houston’s water department bribery scandal accepts plea deal
Read full article: ‘DRAINED:’ Contractor involved in Houston’s water department bribery scandal accepts plea dealJoseph Nerie had his bribery and tampering with government document felony charges dismissed after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of offering a gift to a public servant.
Conozca sus derechos en Texas si es detenido por la policía, agentes de inmigración o el FBI
Read full article: Conozca sus derechos en Texas si es detenido por la policía, agentes de inmigración o el FBIA medida que Texas continúa a la vanguardia de la aplicación de las leyes de inmigración, entender sus derechos es esencial durante encuentros con las fuerzas del orden o con agentes de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE).
‘Over 1,000 a month’: Growing number of drones crossing into US airspace at southern border prompts security concerns
Read full article: ‘Over 1,000 a month’: Growing number of drones crossing into US airspace at southern border prompts security concernsKPRC 2 Investigates found that drones from Mexico are increasingly flying into the U.S., posing risks by spying and smuggling drugs, which has led President Trump to demand urgent action to protect our communities.
‘I didn’t want them to see me’: Witness hid between cars as suspects approached him during armored car robbery
Read full article: ‘I didn’t want them to see me’: Witness hid between cars as suspects approached him during armored car robberyA man who was near the scene of a violent robbery at a west Houston bank described his harrowing experience.
Teenage suspect shot after pepper spraying employees during armored truck robbery at bank in west Houston
Read full article: Teenage suspect shot after pepper spraying employees during armored truck robbery at bank in west HoustonA person has reportedly been shot during a robbery of an armored vehicle at a bank southwest Houston.
Making history: Iowa Colony’s first MLK parade brings unity and celebration
Read full article: Making history: Iowa Colony’s first MLK parade brings unity and celebrationIowa Colony made history with its first-ever Martin Luther King Jr. Parade, a vibrant celebration of unity, culture, and Dr. King’s enduring legacy. Featuring lively performances, colorful slingshots, and a heartfelt community gathering at Freedom Field, the event brought people together in joy and purpose.
Will Houston ISD shut its doors during next week’s arctic blast? How the district makes that decision
Read full article: Will Houston ISD shut its doors during next week’s arctic blast? How the district makes that decisionAs Houston faces the possibility of snow and freezing temperatures next week, the Houston Independent School District (HISD) is closely monitoring the situation.
Houston homeowner’s driveway restored after months-long struggle with city repairs
Read full article: Houston homeowner’s driveway restored after months-long struggle with city repairsHomeownership often comes with its share of unexpected challenges, but Mary Trapp, didn’t expect a city issue would cause problems for her and her homeowners association. The ordeal surrounding a broken city pipe has stretched over three months, leaving her frustrated.
Surveillance video shows moment US Marshals try to arrest Brazoria County deputy’s accused killer
Read full article: Surveillance video shows moment US Marshals try to arrest Brazoria County deputy’s accused killerSurveillance footage, which may be disturbing to watch but has been edited, shows the moments right before Deputy Jesus Vargas was shot and killed.
Questions emerge after KPRC 2 Investigates examines missed Commissioners Court meetings by Judge Lina Hidalgo
Read full article: Questions emerge after KPRC 2 Investigates examines missed Commissioners Court meetings by Judge Lina HidalgoOn Monday, KPRC 2 Investigates showed you the attendance records of Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo at Commissioners Court during 2024.
Taxpayer funds misused for parties, dining and travel by Houston Housing Authority heads
Read full article: Taxpayer funds misused for parties, dining and travel by Houston Housing Authority headsFrom extravagant holiday parties to high-end dining, over $100,000 was spent on non-essential activities in just 21 months. This includes a $13,546 Christmas party and wellness massages costing over $2,000.
Inside the Texans: Strong defensive performance helps Texans cruise past Chargers; defending champs await
Read full article: Inside the Texans: Strong defensive performance helps Texans cruise past Chargers; defending champs awaitOn Saturday, the Houston Texans entered Wild Card Weekend as underdogs in their own stadium against a young and ascending Los Angeles Chargers team. Despite a rocky start on offense, the Texans’ defense produced four interceptions—including a pick six—and lifted the squad to a decisive 32-12 win.
TIMELINE: When did a Houston doctor who tested positive for cocaine start showing signs of impairment?
Read full article: TIMELINE: When did a Houston doctor who tested positive for cocaine start showing signs of impairment?Court records claim Dr. Nathan Starke was performing surgery on a patient when he first “showed signs of impairment.” He was suspended a month later and a month after that, he tested positive for cocaine and kratom.
Parents want answers after awarded-winning childcare facility removed from Harris County funding program
Read full article: Parents want answers after awarded-winning childcare facility removed from Harris County funding programParents in northwest Harris County are filled with anxiety and questions after learning a program they rely on for childcare will no longer be able to assist them at the end of the month.
Oak Ridge North police officer terminated after being charged with possession of child pornography
Read full article: Oak Ridge North police officer terminated after being charged with possession of child pornographyAn officer with Oak Ridge North Police Department has been fired after being arrested for multiple counts related to possessing child pornography.
Energy experts weigh in on Texas’ power grid sustainability compared to 2021
Read full article: Energy experts weigh in on Texas’ power grid sustainability compared to 2021“These kinds of temperatures don’t lead to levels of demand that are particularly difficult to meet,” energy expert Doug Lewin explained
KPRC 2 FLOOD TRACKER: Get alerted if flooding is occurring in your immediate area
Read full article: KPRC 2 FLOOD TRACKER: Get alerted if flooding is occurring in your immediate areaCheck out the KPRC 2 Flood Tracker to get real-time alerts and stay informed about flooding in your area during severe weather events. Stay safe and be prepared! #HoustonWeather #FloodTracker
‘Monster’: Fort Bend County woman fearful after husband allegedly burns house down, kills family dog
Read full article: ‘Monster’: Fort Bend County woman fearful after husband allegedly burns house down, kills family dogA manhunt is underway for a Fort Bend County man accused of setting his home on fire and killing the family dog.
Houston urologist tests positive for cocaine, gets medical license suspended
Read full article: Houston urologist tests positive for cocaine, gets medical license suspendedThe Texas Medical Board has temporarily suspended the medical license of a Houston urologist after determining his continuation in the practice of medicine poses a “continuing threat to public welfare.”
Q&A: Trauma therapist dives into the mental health challenges of first responders who suffer severe burns
Read full article: Q&A: Trauma therapist dives into the mental health challenges of first responders who suffer severe burnsOn Tuesday, KPRC 2 covered three Houston firefighters who suffered significant injuries responding to a massive apartment fire in the Sunnyside area.
Inside the Texans: Texans finish regular season on high note, prepare for Super Wild Card Weekend
Read full article: Inside the Texans: Texans finish regular season on high note, prepare for Super Wild Card WeekendOn Sunday, the Houston Texans took down the Tennessee Titans as their archrivals wore their Houston-themed throwbacks.
Was newly elected Harris County DA Sean Teare temporarily ineligible to practice law in Texas?
Read full article: Was newly elected Harris County DA Sean Teare temporarily ineligible to practice law in Texas?The State Bar of Texas’ website said Teare was not eligible to practice law, but hours later it changed. When asked, Teare’s team, told KPRC 2 Investigates it was a misunderstanding.
Whose car was towed outside New Orleans attacker’s Harris County home?
Read full article: Whose car was towed outside New Orleans attacker’s Harris County home?KPRC 2 is working to learn more about a vehicle our Sky 2 helicopter saw get towed outside Shamsud-Din Jabbar's home, where federal agents said they returned to the scene.
‘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.
2024 recap: Can’t-miss stories from KPRC 2
Read full article: 2024 recap: Can’t-miss stories from KPRC 2The year 2024 was marked by a series of impactful and diverse stories, from the sports world mourning the loss of former NFL player Jacoby Jones to the devastating effects of Tropical Storm Beryl in Texas.
Journalist Notebook: KPRC 2 Investigates look back at 2024
Read full article: Journalist Notebook: KPRC 2 Investigates look back at 2024Everyone deserves a community where life feels fair and safe, and that’s what KPRC 2 Investigates is all about. We’re helping families save thousands on bills, tackling problems that hit close to home, and we’re delivering real solutions that make a difference. Because at the end of the day, we’re not just reporters – we’re your neighbors, working to make life better for all of us.
Inside the Texans: Playoff-bound Texans reflect on losses, prepare for Titans
Read full article: Inside the Texans: Playoff-bound Texans reflect on losses, prepare for TitansThe Houston Texans are trying to move ahead on a short week after losing one of their most productive offensive weapons to a knee injury during Saturday’s 27-19 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Changing of the guard: Kendrick Green steps in for injured Shaq Mason for Texans’ Christmas Day game against Ravens
Read full article: Changing of the guard: Kendrick Green steps in for injured Shaq Mason for Texans’ Christmas Day game against RavensTexans lineman steps in at right guard with Shaq Mason out with Grade 2 sprained MCL
Inside the Texans: Team looks ahead to Christmas game after losing WR Tank Dell
Read full article: Inside the Texans: Team looks ahead to Christmas game after losing WR Tank DellThe Houston Texans are trying to move ahead on a short week after losing one of their most productive offensive weapons to a knee injury during Saturday’s 27-19 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Wrong-way crash on I-45 near Quitman kills 2, lanes reopen after morning delays
Read full article: Wrong-way crash on I-45 near Quitman kills 2, lanes reopen after morning delaysA fatal two-car crash occurred early Thursday morning on I-45 South near the White Oak Drive exit, according to the Houston Police Department.
‘I’m nervous’: Fleming Middle School prepares for end-of-semster exams ahead of Christmas break
Read full article: ‘I’m nervous’: Fleming Middle School prepares for end-of-semster exams ahead of Christmas breakWith the holiday season approaching, students at Fleming Middle School are diving into their textbooks as they prepare for end-of-semester exams.
Spencer Solves It: Christmas Miracles helps Highlands single mom + 7 kids
Read full article: Spencer Solves It: Christmas Miracles helps Highlands single mom + 7 kidsThis holiday season, the Spencer Solves It team, led by Bill Spencer, delivered a Christmas miracle to Kaitlin Sherrod and her seven children in Highlands, Texas.
Inside the Texans: AFC South champs again, playoff berth secured
Read full article: Inside the Texans: AFC South champs again, playoff berth securedThe Houston Texans might be breathing a sigh of relief after they were able to sneak past the Jacksonville Jaguars, but the win didn’t come without controversy.
KPRC 2 Pet Project: Meet Princess Peach, a cuddly pup ready to bring holiday cheer to a loving family
Read full article: KPRC 2 Pet Project: Meet Princess Peach, a cuddly pup ready to bring holiday cheer to a loving familyThis week’s adoptable dog for KPRC 2′s Pet Project is Princess Peach, a one-year-old pup who is hoping to find a forever home this holiday season.
Family fears missing loved on killed, 8 months after her disappearance from Fifth Ward
Read full article: Family fears missing loved on killed, 8 months after her disappearance from Fifth WardHave you seen 36-year-old Dionne Williams? Her family fears something horrible may have happened to her, because she hasn’t contacted anyone in months.
This is why federal officials said a plane hit 3 cars at a Victoria intersection
Read full article: This is why federal officials said a plane hit 3 cars at a Victoria intersectionAccording to the Federal Aviation Administration, the aircraft ran out of fuel and was forced to make an emergency landing. All five people involved in the crash survived, police said.
Antonio ‘AJ’ Armstrong’s wife files for divorce a year after his conviction for killing parents
Read full article: Antonio ‘AJ’ Armstrong’s wife files for divorce a year after his conviction for killing parentsThe couple had been together since high school, and Ober remained by Armstrong’s side throughout each of his three murder trials. Court records indicate Kate Ober filed for divorce in September.
1 killed, another hospitalized after violent carjacking in SW Houston
Read full article: 1 killed, another hospitalized after violent carjacking in SW HoustonInvestigators say three men were at Townwood Park, where they were approached by a group of men who tried to carjack them. A fight broke out and two of the three men were shot, one of whom died.
Argument about car damage leads to 1 killed, another hospitalized in Houston’s East End
Read full article: Argument about car damage leads to 1 killed, another hospitalized in Houston’s East EndInvestigators say several people were taken into custody and multiple firearms were recovered, but it all seems to have stemmed from an argument about car damage.
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.
Parents of 15-year-old Houston ISD student killed by train while walking to school file lawsuit against Union Pacific
Read full article: Parents of 15-year-old Houston ISD student killed by train while walking to school file lawsuit against Union PacificThe heartbreaking death of 15-year-old Milby High School student Sergio Rodriguez, who was fatally struck by a train on his way to school, has led to a lawsuit against Union Pacific Railroad.
Mattress Mack recovering after successful open heart surgery
Read full article: Mattress Mack recovering after successful open heart surgeryAs Jim McIngvale, widely known as Mattress Mack, prepares for open-heart surgery Tuesday, the Houston community has an opportunity to rally behind the man who has spent decades giving back.
Houston Housing Authority responds to rat infestation at senior living facility near downtown
Read full article: Houston Housing Authority responds to rat infestation at senior living facility near downtownResidents of the Columbia Senior Apartments near downtown Houston have voiced concerns about a rat infestation, prompting a thorough response from the Houston Housing Authority.
Man accused of killing 80-year-old disabled vet over parking space was a former Cy-Fair ISD educator
Read full article: Man accused of killing 80-year-old disabled vet over parking space was a former Cy-Fair ISD educatorAuthorities arrested Anthony Ray Boyce, 56, for assaulting a disabled veteran Earl Hollins over a parking space. He died at the hospital days later.
Residents call for more safety measures after student walking to school killed by train in SE Houston
Read full article: Residents call for more safety measures after student walking to school killed by train in SE HoustonA student died Monday after being hit by a train in southeast Houston. Residents and parents who live nearby tell KPRC 2 it’s not uncommon for students to cross the train tracks despite it being dangerous.
TIMELINE: Stray dogs, attacks to take center stage at Liberty County commissioners court meeting
Read full article: TIMELINE: Stray dogs, attacks to take center stage at Liberty County commissioners court meetingAs complaints continue to pile up, the issue of stray dogs and attacks is expected to take center stage at Tuesday’s Liberty County commissioner’s court meeting.
‘A lot harder for us’: Realtor says stray dog problem in Liberty County hurting business
Read full article: ‘A lot harder for us’: Realtor says stray dog problem in Liberty County hurting businessOne day before a meeting of the Liberty County Commissioners Court where the issue is said to be addressed, a realtor says the problem of stray dogs is causing issues for business.
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 Zoo 2024 Watch 2 Win: Holiday Lights Spectacular Sweepstakes
Read full article: Houston Zoo 2024 Watch 2 Win: Holiday Lights Spectacular SweepstakesThe holiday season is here and KPRC 2 is showing you all the cool things you can do with your family to celebrate. From the city to the suburbs, we cover the biggest seasonal attractions in KPRC 2's "Holiday Lights Spectacular" Saturday at 7:00 p.m.
Moody Gardens 2024 Watch 2 Win: Holiday Lights Spectacular Sweepstakes
Read full article: Moody Gardens 2024 Watch 2 Win: Holiday Lights Spectacular SweepstakesThe holiday season is here and KPRC 2 is showing you all the cool things you can do with your family to celebrate. From the city to the suburbs, we cover the biggest seasonal attractions in KPRC 2's "Holiday Lights Spectacular" Saturday at 7:00 p.m.
New video of dog attack sent to KPRC 2 from Liberty County community raises concerns
Read full article: New video of dog attack sent to KPRC 2 from Liberty County community raises concernsOn Friday afternoon, Maria Arroyo described to KPRC 2 Investigates how her two dogs were attacked and killed shortly after getting out of their home in the community of Santa Fe in Liberty County.
Pasadena salesman arrested for assault on KPRC news crew, also accused of stealing over $144K from Tomball dealership
Read full article: Pasadena salesman arrested for assault on KPRC news crew, also accused of stealing over $144K from Tomball dealershipA Pasadena salesman is facing multiple charges, including two assault charges for attacking a KPRC 2 reporter and photojournalist.