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Greater Houston Builders Association president details how Trump’s tariffs will impact construction costs
Read full article: Greater Houston Builders Association president details how Trump’s tariffs will impact construction costsAdam Ashman, president of the Greater Houston Builders Association, says the impact of tariffs is currently limited, primarily affecting products imported from China, such as hardware and lighting.
Texas named among top 15 ‘Most Gambling-Addicted States’ in the US
Read full article: Texas named among top 15 ‘Most Gambling-Addicted States’ in the US"Is it gambling if it's a sure thing?" Well, one thing for sure is WalletHub ranked Texas 11th as part of their "2025's Most Gambling-Addicted States."
Almost every other major Texas city (except Houston) was named among best places to start a business
Read full article: Almost every other major Texas city (except Houston) was named among best places to start a businessTHOUGHTS? How did Austin, Fort Worth, and Dallas (to name a few) outrank Houston among "Best Large Cities to Start a Business"?
Pre-orders for Nintendo Switch 2 to begin this week, expected release date remains as scheduled
Read full article: Pre-orders for Nintendo Switch 2 to begin this week, expected release date remains as scheduledNintendo confirmed the price for the Switch 2 will be the same, and so will its release date of June 5, but price adjustments will be made to accessories because of "changes in market conditions."
Klein ISD students sent fake emails with part-time job opportunities that ‘appear’ to be from staff
Read full article: Klein ISD students sent fake emails with part-time job opportunities that ‘appear’ to be from staffThe district explained students received messages on their school emails that "appear to be from Klein ISD staff, offer[ing] part-time job opportunities," where they were asked to put personal and bank account information.
School vouchers were passed in Arizona, here’s what could happen if Texas approves it
Read full article: School vouchers were passed in Arizona, here’s what could happen if Texas approves itAs the Texas House expects to vote on a bill to create a $1 billion school voucher, a showdown is expected between optimistic supporters and critics hoping to sink the vote again, as they did in 2023.
BBB warns consumers how some Houston businesses may not be as reliable as perceived
Read full article: BBB warns consumers how some Houston businesses may not be as reliable as perceivedFinding a trustworthy business isn’t always simple. Just ask the more than 100 Harris County residents who say they paid thousands of dollars to A&L Sheds for storage buildings or tiny homes—only to r

How to negotiate funeral costs
Read full article: How to negotiate funeral costsIt’s something every person will probably have to deal with at some point. We are talking about paying funeral costs for your loved one or planning ahead for yourself. Amy Davis talks with the “Funeral Negotiator” about how to keep funeral costs down.
Airbnb has collected nearly $35 million in tourism taxes on behalf of Houston hosts
Read full article: Airbnb has collected nearly $35 million in tourism taxes on behalf of Houston hostsAirbnb announced it has been collecting and remitting $13.5 billion in tourism taxes on behalf of hosts worldwide. In Texas, as of 2024, Airbnb has generated $105 million, with $35 million of that coming from Houston alone.
Feeling the Grocery Store Sting? Here’s How to Save Big on Your Next Trip
Read full article: Feeling the Grocery Store Sting? Here’s How to Save Big on Your Next TripLet’s face it — grocery shopping feels more expensive than ever. You walk in for a few essentials and walk out wondering where your money went. Whether you’re shopping for one or feeding a whole family, groceries are a necessity — and prices are climbing.
We asked, you answered! As prices continue to climb, here’s how real people are stretching every dollar
Read full article: We asked, you answered! As prices continue to climb, here’s how real people are stretching every dollarThe cost of produce has been rising over the last several years, so the idea of everyday goods becoming even more expensive can be overwhelming for many families already on a budget or living paycheck to paycheck.
Katy woman says she was duped into paying $3K for spa subscription
Read full article: Katy woman says she was duped into paying $3K for spa subscriptionA woman who went to get some relief at a spa in Katy found herself more stressed than when she walked in after somehow ending up with a $3,000 loan she says she never signed up for.
Houston ISD will pay teachers based on their performance. Here’s how that will be determined
Read full article: Houston ISD will pay teachers based on their performance. Here’s how that will be determinedThis new system ties teacher salaries to student success, instructional quality, and effectiveness, moving away from traditional salary schedules. What do you think about this?
Taxpayer charged after helping clients file false tax returns for more than 4 years
Read full article: Taxpayer charged after helping clients file false tax returns for more than 4 yearsFrom 2017 to 2021, the taxpayer allegedly added false credits or deductions on tax returns to fraudulently lower her clients’ overall tax liability.
Nonprofit pays off $30 million in medical debt for more than 20 million people. How to see if you were included
Read full article: Nonprofit pays off $30 million in medical debt for more than 20 million people. How to see if you were includedThis effort targets those who are at or below 400% of the federal poverty level or whose medical bills consume 5% of their income.
Cloned gift cards used to buy over $5K worth of Red Bull at north Harris Co. Sam’s Club
Read full article: Cloned gift cards used to buy over $5K worth of Red Bull at north Harris Co. Sam’s ClubInvestigators said two men were arrested for trying to use stolen Visa gift cards to purchase over 100 cases of Red Bull. One punched a deputy in the face and another tried hiding in the woods.
Houston Health Department loses $42 million after federal COVID-19 grants canceled in Texas; job cuts expected to follow
Read full article: Houston Health Department loses $42 million after federal COVID-19 grants canceled in Texas; job cuts expected to followThe Texas Department of State Health Services is reaching out to counties using COVID-era grants to stop spending those funds as it evaluates $877 million in grant cancelations by the federal government.
Upcoming seminar to help women navigate the legal side of divorce in Texas
Read full article: Upcoming seminar to help women navigate the legal side of divorce in TexasThe end of a marriage is never easy but knowing what to expect and how to navigate the divorce process can help empower women during this stage of life. That’s the mission behind “The Guide to Good Divorce” seminar.
$877 Million in federal COVID-19 grants canceled, Texas counties advised to stop spending
Read full article: $877 Million in federal COVID-19 grants canceled, Texas counties advised to stop spendingThe Texas Department of State Health Services is reaching out to counties using COVID-era grants to stop spending those funds as it evaluates $877 million in grant cancelations by the federal government.
Journey concert canceled at Houston Rodeo: What to know about refunds
Read full article: Journey concert canceled at Houston Rodeo: What to know about refundsTwo weeks after Journey's live performance at the Houston Rodeo had to be cut short due to an unexpected electrical fire, officials released a statement on refund request processes.
Texas House Bill 32 could change eviction process as Houston faces record-high evictions
Read full article: Texas House Bill 32 could change eviction process as Houston faces record-high evictionsWith eviction rates in Houston surpassing those of New York City, Texas House Bill 32 (HB 32) has gained attention for its potential to speed up the eviction process for renters and landlords.
‘That formula is broken:’ American Medical Association growing frustrated with ongoing Medicare cuts
Read full article: ‘That formula is broken:’ American Medical Association growing frustrated with ongoing Medicare cutsAs the U.S. Senate is set to vote for a new leader of Medicare, Dr. Bruce Scott, President of the American Medical Association, spoke of serious concerns he and other medical officials have over Medicare’s current state.
Texas has created more jobs than any other state in last year, data shows
Read full article: Texas has created more jobs than any other state in last year, data showsTexas Governor Greg Abbott celebrated Texas’ position as the leading state in job creation, following the release of January employment data by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Gun sale in northwest Harris County turns into robbery, 4 people shot
Read full article: Gun sale in northwest Harris County turns into robbery, 4 people shotSheriff Ed Gonzalez said two groups of people met up in northwest Harris County to buy a gun when during the sale, gunfire was exchanged "in what appears to be a robbery."
Ready to declutter and cash in? Just Between Friends is throwing a three-day consignment pop-up event!
Read full article: Ready to declutter and cash in? Just Between Friends is throwing a three-day consignment pop-up event!If you have kids, you probably have clutter—clothes they’ve outgrown, toys they no longer play with, and baby gear taking up space. Instead of letting it pile up, why not turn it into cash? The Just Between Friends (JBF) Kids’ Consignment Pop-Up Events are coming to Pearland, Sugar Land, and Humble from Thursday to Saturday, offering parents a chance to buy and sell gently used children’s items.
More Aldine ISD elementary schools shut down for 2025-2026 as part of ongoing budget cuts
Read full article: More Aldine ISD elementary schools shut down for 2025-2026 as part of ongoing budget cutsIn the last two years, Aldine ISD has closed nine campuses. The district says these latest closures are due to declining enrollment, lack of affordable housing, and decreased state funding.
How to enjoy Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on a budget: A one-day guide
Read full article: How to enjoy Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on a budget: A one-day guideGoing to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo for the first time is an exciting experience—but let’s be real, it can also get pretty pricey if you’re not prepared.
Ask Amy: New Texas law could stop surprise ‘facility fee’ bills at hospitals
Read full article: Ask Amy: New Texas law could stop surprise ‘facility fee’ bills at hospitalsPatients are encouraged to share their stories and medical bills with lawmakers to illustrate the impact of facility fees on families, so it can help lawmakers understand how these fees affect everyday people.
Chevron announces significant workforce reduction, could lay off up to 20 percent of employees
Read full article: Chevron announces significant workforce reduction, could lay off up to 20 percent of employeesAccording to a report by CNBC, Chevron announced plans to reduce its workforce by 15% to 20% as part of a cost-cutting strategy.
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.
Security guard shot during robbery at former church turned game room in SE Houston
Read full article: Security guard shot during robbery at former church turned game room in SE HoustonInvestigators say 3 masked gunmen robbed a former church turned game room, where a security guard was injured, and two other people were held at gunpoint.
‘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.
‘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.
Harris County officials provide important information as tax season approaches
Read full article: Harris County officials provide important information as tax season approachesThe Harris County Tax Office will be holding a press conference to discuss important information for property owners in the Houston area as tax season nears.
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.
‘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.
Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump administration freeze on federal grants and loans
Read full article: Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump administration freeze on federal grants and loansA federal judge has temporarily blocked a push from President Donald Trump to pause federal funding while his administration conducts an across-the-board ideological review to uproot progressive initiatives.
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.
‘The Enron Egg’: Parody company launches gag micro-nuclear reactor
Read full article: ‘The Enron Egg’: Parody company launches gag micro-nuclear reactorThere has been a new update in the “revival” of the fallen Enron company, as they introduced a new product that they say can “power your entire home for up to 10 continuous years.”
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.
Texas Southern University offering financial aid help for families earning less than $125K
Read full article: Texas Southern University offering financial aid help for families earning less than $125KTSU’s Tiger Promise will cover tuition and other mandatory fees not covered by other federal or state aid and scholarships for eligible students in households earning less than $125K. Click the article to see how it works:
Which grocery store gives you the best deal? Here’s what we found at Walmart, H-E-B and Kroger
Read full article: Which grocery store gives you the best deal? Here’s what we found at Walmart, H-E-B and KrogerWe know our dollars don't stretch as far as it used to at the grocery store, but we wanted to know which stores have the lowest prices on their store brand staples and why they differ between stores.
Whistleblower who launched investigation into Enron’s massive collapse speaks to KPRC 2 about the ‘new’ Enron
Read full article: Whistleblower who launched investigation into Enron’s massive collapse speaks to KPRC 2 about the ‘new’ EnronThere is a colorful tilted “E” that is generating a lot of double-takes off the Southwest Freeway.
Enron is clearly messing with us, but company insists it’s not all a ‘joke’
Read full article: Enron is clearly messing with us, but company insists it’s not all a ‘joke’An Enron spokesperson confirmed CEO Connor Gaydos’ affiliation with "Birds Aren’t Real," and that the website is a parody, but stressed the company is not a “joke” and is serious about working to help solve the global energy crisis.
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.
Texas named most financially distressed state in America, report says
Read full article: Texas named most financially distressed state in America, report saysConsidering the whirlwind of natural disasters Houston residents have experienced, coupled with ongoing inflation, these results shouldn’t be a surprise.
‘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.
Texas named among most vulnerable states for identity theft and fraud: report
Read full article: Texas named among most vulnerable states for identity theft and fraud: reportAnyone who has been a victim of identity theft knows it can easily happen, and a recent study found if you're living in Texas the chances of getting exposed are higher.
Texas named WORST state for porch pirates, here’s how you can fight back
Read full article: Texas named WORST state for porch pirates, here’s how you can fight backIt’s that time of year again for you to hide your stuff (or gifts) from porch pirates. But there are preventative measures you can take to ensure thieves don't cancel your Christmas.
No, Enron isn’t actually returning; here’s how the company is ‘relaunching’
Read full article: No, Enron isn’t actually returning; here’s how the company is ‘relaunching’There's a lot of chatter about Enron, the once-failed and Houston-based commodity company, and its apparent re-launch. How accurate is it exactly?
Unclaimed payday: Feds urge Houston workers to claim over $4M in back wages with new online tool
Read full article: Unclaimed payday: Feds urge Houston workers to claim over $4M in back wages with new online toolThe U.S. Department of Labor is working to distribute $4.3 million in back wages recovered by the Wage and Hour Division’s Houston District Office to more than 5,000 workers.
Daughter’s viral TikTok video helps Houston jeweler in Rice Village keep business afloat
Read full article: Daughter’s viral TikTok video helps Houston jeweler in Rice Village keep business afloatJackie Tien shared a video of her dad repairing jewelry at Village Jewelers and his plans to soon retire. The video has received over 700,000 views, with one commenter saying they were willing to drive 3 hours to make a purchase.
Clear Lake boutique receives shipment after UPS mix-up threatened Black Friday plans
Read full article: Clear Lake boutique receives shipment after UPS mix-up threatened Black Friday plansUPS mistakenly marked Moxie District 31 as “closed” on Wednesday — despite it being open and waiting for a shipment. Friday morning, the owners showed up at a distribution center, where they got their shipment and were able to keep their business plan afloat.

If 23andMe goes bankrupt its 15 million customers and their families may be at risk, experts say
Read full article: If 23andMe goes bankrupt its 15 million customers and their families may be at risk, experts say23andMe, the popular at-home genetic testing company, has helped millions of people uncover their family roots and health risks through DNA analysis. Experts fear as the company faces financial issues they may sell the data.
Audit for major U.S. energy company CenterPoint after accusations it’s overcharging customers $100M a year
Read full article: Audit for major U.S. energy company CenterPoint after accusations it’s overcharging customers $100M a year“We can look at how they evaluate customer needs for where the mobile generation needs to go, including looking at their emergency operation plan and how it deals with this,” PUC Chairman Thomas Gleeson said.
‘I hope that this serves as a warning:’ Harris Co. reaches $50K settlement reached in second price gouging lawsuit
Read full article: ‘I hope that this serves as a warning:’ Harris Co. reaches $50K settlement reached in second price gouging lawsuit"We received over 250 complaints of price gouging in the days after the storm," Attorney Christian Menefee said. "I hope that this serves as a warning for the future that this kind of behavior will not be tolerated here in Harris County.”

Why were free COVID-19 tests costing people thousands?
Read full article: Why were free COVID-19 tests costing people thousands?KPRC 2 Investigates is looking into why people end up with bills for hundreds even thousands of dollars for a simple covid test. By federal law covid tests are free regardless of having insurance. So why the high fees? We are getting answers and showing you how to find a free test when you need one.
CenterPoint Energy agrees to move forward with rate review amid hike proposal
Read full article: CenterPoint Energy agrees to move forward with rate review amid hike proposalCenterPoint Energy announced late Friday it would proceed with its long-disputed rate review, ongoing since August. Alongside this announcement, the energy company presented a proposal to increase rates, aiming to recover costs from its response to severe weather in May.
Huffman caregiver who took nearly $25K meant for groceries but used it to gamble, sentenced to prison
Read full article: Huffman caregiver who took nearly $25K meant for groceries but used it to gamble, sentenced to prisonMarcia Nickette Remedies, 71, was sentenced to eight months in federal prison and ordered to pay $24,887.75 in restitution for defrauding a 91-year-old bedridden woman in Hardin County.
How much does the Houston Housing Authority CEO make? KPRC 2 Investigates uncovers changes to contract
Read full article: How much does the Houston Housing Authority CEO make? KPRC 2 Investigates uncovers changes to contractA KPRC 2 investigation into the Houston Housing Authority (HHA) has exposed a series of questionable contracts and projects, prompting calls for accountability from the public. Now, Investigator Amy Davis uncovered changes to the CEO’s contract before the old one expired.
Houston pharmacy owner found guilty in $160 million medicare fraud
Read full article: Houston pharmacy owner found guilty in $160 million medicare fraudProsecutors say Mohamad Mokbel made over $200 million through a kickback scheme with his company 4M Pharmaceuticals, which involved money laundering and bribery from 2014 through 2021,
3 former Harris County Tax Office employees indicted for taking bribes
Read full article: 3 former Harris County Tax Office employees indicted for taking bribesBased on a statement from the Harris County Tax Collector, the three employees were indicted after an investigation revealed they took bribes in exchange for processing fake car transactions.
Houston ISD plans to recoup money after discovering 4,000 employees overpaid due to ‘technical error’
Read full article: Houston ISD plans to recoup money after discovering 4,000 employees overpaid due to ‘technical error’The district said most of the people affected are teachers and assistant principals.
Tracking Houston ISD’s bond spending: Where did the money go?
Read full article: Tracking Houston ISD’s bond spending: Where did the money go?📚 Did you know that HISD is requesting a $4.5 billion bond proposal? This could be the largest in Texas history! The bond aims to address overdue facility upgrades and meet the district's $10 billion needs. #HISD #bondproposal #educationupdates #communitynews
Tap, Pay, and Go: H-E-B rolls out digital payments in Houston
Read full article: Tap, Pay, and Go: H-E-B rolls out digital payments in HoustonH-E-B is rolling out its long-awaited tap-to-pay services across all its stores. H-E-B is rolling out its long-awaited tap-to-pay services across all its stores.
Kinship Care offers resources, emotional support to families in Houston
Read full article: Kinship Care offers resources, emotional support to families in HoustonIn Houston, DePelchin Children’s Center plays a crucial role in supporting families who step in to care for children when parents are unable to.
The piping industry in Houston is booming. Here is how some local workers are accessing great career perks!
Read full article: The piping industry in Houston is booming. Here is how some local workers are accessing great career perks!Imagine finding a fulfilling career path with perks. Melanie Camp from Houston Life discovered that when she dropped by Pipefitters Local 211 in Deer Park.
How your ‘ugly’ or ‘scary looking’ dog could result in $20K, and a year’s supply of tequila!
Read full article: How your ‘ugly’ or ‘scary looking’ dog could result in $20K, and a year’s supply of tequila!Mango Shotta, a jalapeño mango tequila brand is offering one lucky person a frighteningly sweet deal! A year's supply of tequila, $20,000, dog toys, AND the prestigious title as their official mascot!
KPRC 2′s exclusive interview with CenterPoint Energy CEO Jason Wells
Read full article: KPRC 2′s exclusive interview with CenterPoint Energy CEO Jason WellsCenterPoint Energy CEO Jason Wells spoke with KPRC 2 in the first interview since Houston’s double whammy of natural disasters: a derecho in May and Hurricane Beryl in July. Click this story for the FULL transcripted interview.
What do you really think of power outages and electric rate increases? Now is your chance to sound off
Read full article: What do you really think of power outages and electric rate increases? Now is your chance to sound offNearly three months after Hurricane Beryl left more than two million CenterPoint Energy customers in the dark, the Public Utility Commission (PUC) wants to hear directly from Houston residents.
Harris County launches $17M loan fund for small businesses. Here’s how you can apply
Read full article: Harris County launches $17M loan fund for small businesses. Here’s how you can applyStarting Tuesday, Harris County is offering low-interest loans from the $17 million Harris County Opportunity Fund to support small businesses.
Former Houston FBI agent facing 10-year prison sentence for stealing from homes
Read full article: Former Houston FBI agent facing 10-year prison sentence for stealing from homesProsecutors say, Nicholas Williams, 37, admitted to stealing money and property from several homes while executing search warrants as an FBI special agent in Houston, serving in both the criminal violent gang and counterterrorism squad.
Help for Houston drivers tricked into paying high parking fees
Read full article: Help for Houston drivers tricked into paying high parking feesA California-based parking company, Metropolis, which manages several parking garages and lots in Houston, is under fire for allegedly tricking drivers into paying exorbitant fees.
Houston police looking for 2 men caught on camera stealing ‘large sum of cash’ from 80-year-old
Read full article: Houston police looking for 2 men caught on camera stealing ‘large sum of cash’ from 80-year-oldSurveillance video shows the moment a man snatches an envelope, police said had "a large sum of cash" inside, and the woman tries to stop him.
Ask Amy: Why are we stuck with CenterPoint Energy? Why no competition? Can they be fired?
Read full article: Ask Amy: Why are we stuck with CenterPoint Energy? Why no competition? Can they be fired?From electric rates to power outages, it seems like we have heard a lot lately about CenterPoint Energy. In this week’s “Ask Amy” segment, investigative reporter Amy Davis answers a question from viewer Don Conger: ”Why are we stuck with CenterPoint? Why don’t they have any competition? Can they be fired?”
‘No trust, no bond:’ Teachers union-backed poll claims voters do NOT support Houston ISD bond proposal
Read full article: ‘No trust, no bond:’ Teachers union-backed poll claims voters do NOT support Houston ISD bond proposalA research poll conducted on behalf of the Texas Federation of Teachers says less than half of voters support the bond proposal, and less than a quarter have confidence "or don't trust" Superintendent Mike Miles.
Property tax rates in Harris County may rise due to new law
Read full article: Property tax rates in Harris County may rise due to new lawHarris County commissioners are engaged in a heated discussion about a proposed increase in property tax rates. If approved, the rates could surge by 8%, a significant jump from the usual 3.5% cap.
‘Yeah, she told a big fat lie’: FEMA relief not sufficient to cover roof, mold damage to New Caney home
Read full article: ‘Yeah, she told a big fat lie’: FEMA relief not sufficient to cover roof, mold damage to New Caney homeA New Caney family thought that they were finally getting relief after their home was destroyed by Hurricane Beryl. Now, they’re realizing that their relief might not be sufficient.