The University of Houston Men's Basketball team has resumed activities as classes restart, with aims for another national title run.

We all know how important reading books are to help children's early development but statistics show Black and Latino families, especially in the Houston area, still don't have access to books -- which is why a clinic is trying to change that by giving free books to children.

KPRC 2 News Today anchor Sofia Ojeda answers the most common questions she hears from our viewers!

Sofia Ojeda, KPRC 2 news anchor, was almost caught in a scam! 😱 Find out how she narrowly escaped and hear her story on the latest episode of Ask Amy.

Rania Mankarious, CEO of Crime Stoppers of Houston, joined KPRC 2 News Today at 10 to talk about gaming addiction, it's impacts, and when to get help.

Subhi Gharbieh with Museum of Illusions, joined our Sofia Ojeda on KPRC 2 News Today at 10AM to talk about the grand opening in Houston.

Charles Blake Jr., CEO of American Red Cross-Texas Gulf Coast Region, joins Sofia Ojeda on KPRC 2 News Today at 10 to get you emergency prepared.

Brooke Bentley, author of Sideline Confidential, talks all things related to her new book, her life in Houston, and more with Sofia Ojeda on KPRC 2 News Today at 10.

Dana Sheridan, counselor from The Village School, joins Sofia Ojeda on KPRC 2 News Today at 10 to talk about the impact of screen time exposure on developmental delays in children, and how to make changes at home to help.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to create a new show from start to finish? We’re taking you behind the scenes, every step of the way!

The owners and founders of HTX Clay joined Owen and Sofia to talk all things pottery, and making a ceramic arts community in Houston.

Are you looking for some high-end gifts this season but aren’t really looking to spend a ton of money?

The weekend is here and if you are looking for an affordable outing the whole family will love, KPRC 2 is here to help.

These are the anchors and reporters who joined Houston's home for news in 2021.

'A Christmas Story' is back with a brand new sequel. The actor who played Ralphie in the original movie, Peter Billingsley, sat down with Sofia Ojeda for Houston Life. The new film is streaming on HBO MAX.

We are excited to announce that former KPRC 2 weekend news anchor Sofia Ojeda will return to anchor KPRC 2 News Today alongside Owen Conflenti, and anchor Lisa Hernandez will be promoted to the Midday, Noon and 4 p.m. newscasts. The move begins Monday, November 14, 2022.

As you face your resolutions and your health goals for the New Year, know you’re not alone -- many of our KPRC 2 anchors and reporters are working out right there alongside you in 2022.

KPRC 2 is tracking rain and storms Tuesday morning.

The bond between a mother and child is something truly special, and this next story proves just how extraordinary it can be. KPRC 2′s Sofia Ojeda spoke with Emilia Herrera about how the power of music helped keep her and her newborn baby connected after being separated at birth due to COVID-19.

We’re rounding out our “Mom-versations” series as KPRC 2′s Courtney Zavala, Amy Davis, Sofia Ojeda and Britta Merwin share the best and worst parenting advice they’ve received. And I’m like LEAVE ME ALONE... I’M WORKING SO HARD. I’M TRYING SO HARD […]. I’m like WE GOTTA GO...” - Sofia OjedaWatch the clip below to see the full discussion with the moms. RELATED: KPRC 2 MOMS ON PARENTING STYLESRELATED: KPRC 2 MOMS ON KIDS AND TECHNOLOGYAdRELATED: KPRC 2 MOMS ON PARENTING DURING THE PANDEMICRELATED: KPRC 2 MOMS ON MANAGING MOM GUILT

HOUSTON – When it comes to parenting, what’s your style? Our “Mom-versations” series continues as KPRC 2′s Courtney Zavala, Amy Davis, Sofia Ojeda and Britta Merwin weigh in on this popular topic. The moms all agree that they parent each kid differently. Watch the clip below to see the full discussion with the moms. RELATED: KPRC 2 MOMS ON KIDS AND TECHNOLOGYRELATED: KPRC 2 MOMS ON PARENTING DURING THE PANDEMICRELATED: KPRC 2 MOMS ON MANAGING MOM GUILT

Our “Mom-versations” series continues as KPRC 2′s Courtney Zavala, Amy Davis, Sofia Ojeda and Britta Merwin tackle the topic of technology and screen time. The moms all agree that starting off kids with an old cell phone is appropriate. Amy says she’s heard of parents taking a pact to “wait until eight,” that’s eighth grade before introducing a cell phone. Sofia mentioned that her oldest daughter, “wants a cell phone, but we’re not doing cell phones for a while.”The moms also weighed in on screen time. RELATED: KPRC 2 MOMS ON PARENTING DURING THE PANDEMICRELATED: KPRC 2 MOMS ON MANAGING MOM GUILT

HOUSTON – Parenting is full of challenges, but throw in a pandemic and things can really get crazy. Our “Mom-versations” series continues as KPRC 2′s Courtney Zavala, Amy Davis, Sofia Ojeda and Britta Merwin weigh in on the many challenges and funny moments that have occurred during this new normal. During the pandemic, Britta remained at the station. We were lucky to get it on the air.” - Courtney ZavalaAdAmy had a REAL mom moment happen during one of her interviews. Our kids are really feeling the stress right now.” - Sofia OjedaWatch the clip below to see the full discussion with the moms.

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HOUSTON – Houston rapper and philanthropist Trae Tha Truth is helping neighbors in Pearland whose homes were affected by high water during Tropical Depression Beta. KPRC 2′s Sofia Ojeda shared video of the performer going into a one-story home in the neighborhood in a yellow slicker and waders. @TRAEABN TraeThaTruth helping neighbors in Pearland whose homes are affected by high water. He gave Mr. Roy Luke a ride... Posted by KPRC2 Sofia Ojeda on Tuesday, September 22, 2020The rapper, whose real name is Frazier Othel Thompson III, is known for his efforts to help others. His Relief Gang recently recently helped Hurricane Laura victims in Louisiana.

Published: May 22, 2020, 6:20 amHOUSTON – KPRC 2 and Texas Mattress Makers are surprising 20 deserving high school seniors with scholarships. All students selected for scholarships have been nominated by their high schools. On Friday, a $2,500 Senior Scholarship was awarded to Lauren Butler from Hempstead High School. KPRC 2′s Sofia Ojeda surprised the senior at her school. Check out KPRC 2 Senior Scholarship recipients for 2020 below

Published: May 11, 2020, 10:00 amHOUSTON – KPRC 2 and Texas Mattress Makers are surprising 20 deserving high school seniors with scholarships. All students selected for scholarships have been nominated by their high schools. On Monday, a $2,500 Senior Scholarship was awarded to Taysia Battee from Wunsche Sr. High School. KPRC 2′s Sofia Ojeda surprised the senior at her school. Check out KPRC 2 Senior Scholarship recipients for 2020 below

Published: May 1, 2020, 10:33 amHOUSTON – KPRC 2 and Texas Mattress Makers are surprising 20 deserving high school seniors with scholarships. All students selected for scholarships have been nominated by their high schools. On Friday, a $2,500 Senior Scholarship was awarded to Cory Acreman from Montgomery High School. KPRC 2′s Sofia Ojeda surprised the senior at his mother’s fabric shop. Check out KPRC 2 Senior Scholarship recipients for 2020 below

HOUSTON – Construction and the associated road closures this weekend is something drivers in Houston should take note of. Closed Saturday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. southbound connector ramp to I-69 north also closed. --------Location: 610 northbound and southbound connector ramps to I-69 southbound. Detours: Take connector ramps to I-69 northbound, exit Weslayan Street. Take first entrance ramp on I-69 southbound.

HOUSTON – Roads have reopened after a truck driver lost its load on IH-610 North Loop westbound and IH-45 North Freeway southbound lanes, Houston police said. Freeway Closure: North Loop (N 610) at North Fwy (I-45). Preliminary info is truck lost its load. Westbound traffic is being diverted to I-45 N. Expect traffic delays in the area. #hounews #houtraffic CC6 — Houston Police (@houstonpolice) February 12, 2020Police said the closure came after the driver lost his load of trailers across the roadway at around 4:30 a.m. Wednesday.

HOUSTON – Whether you have a dry and itchy scalp or you hair looks dull and weak, you don’t have to spend a fortune at the salon to find the solution. KPRC 2 reporter Sofia Ojeda has a look at some tips and tricks you can do at home to help keep your scalp healthy and your hair looking fabulous.

HOUSTON – A construction worker has died after falling from a bridge in south Harris County. According to authorities, the incident happened just before 5 a.m. Friday on Highway 288 and the Beltway. Police said the man was working in the area when he accidentally fell from the Beltway overpass and landed over 30 feet below. It is unclear if he fell from the new construction or the current overpass. Investigators are working to determine what caused the worker to fall from the overpass.