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Who can vote by mail in Texas? Is it safe?COVID-19 precautions mean more people will be able to vote by mail in the upcoming election. It seems like more people are having security concerns about mail-in voting.
Is Houston-area prepared for a major hurricane? A status update on projects seeking to mitigate impactHurricane Laura was another near-miss for the Houston region. Following Laura’s landfall in Louisiana, KPRC 2 checked on the status of several projects designed to help m...
Cypress Creek EMS has been fired. What’s next?Hundreds of thousands of families depend on Cypress Creek Emergency Medical Services for 911 medical calls, but with a unanimous vote, the government entity in charge of ...
Good deals available as Houston’s travel and tourism industry begins a slow recovery Houston’s travel and tourism industry has been hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. The hotels, bars and restaurants, and airports that pump hundreds of millions of dollars...
Questions lingering over teen’s death in north Harris County poolHarris County inspectors are due back at a motel next week, where a teen was recently electrocuted while swimming in a pool.
Texas Workforce Commission cuts unemployment benefits for some after claim of ‘overpayment’For millions of Americans, when businesses were forced to shut down to quell the spread of coronavirus, they filed unemployment insurance claims to get money rolling in a...
Houston man accused of fraudulently getting $1.6M from a COVID-19 relief program was one of many, records show
Here are the COVID-19 protocols in place for 19 Texas universities and colleges ahead of the fall semesterTexas colleges and universities are finalizing their COVID-19 protection and prevention plans as students and staff get ready to return to campus in the next few weeks.
Medical leaders not clear why COVID-19 positivity rate climbing in TexasMedical experts have no clear answers as to what is driving an increase in the positivity rate for COVID-19 in Texas.
More calls for change in how bond is handled in Harris CountyTwo prominent Houston area state senators told KPRC 2 Investigates addressing the issue of bond reform will be a priority in the upcoming legislative session.
More than 12,000 Texans, lawmakers push for ban on visitation at nursing homes to be liftedFor nearly five months, nursing homes have been restricting visitors due to the coronavirus pandemic and the high risk the virus poses to residents. But family members ha...
Houston police chief, victims’ advocates angered by cases of accused murderers released on multiple bondsFrom the streets of Harris County to the state capitol, bail reform has been an intensely debated topic. While a federal lawsuit addressed inequities in misdemeanor cases...
SCAM ALERT: Amazon sellers use your info, send packages you didn’t order to boost ratingsIt was like Christmas in July for Devon Lowe of Pearland, Texas when random Amazon boxes began appearing on her doorstep. The first was a book on how to cut off your adul...
Houston-area doctor agrees with use of controversial drug to treat COVID-19Dr. Joseph Varon is another Houston doctor that believes in this controversial drug, hydroxychloroquine.
Houston-area doctor in viral video claiming there’s a cure for COVID-19 tells her side of the storyThe Houston doctor featured in a controversial, viral video claiming an anti-malarial drug is a cure for COVID-19 is sharing her side of the story with Channel 2 Investig...
FULL INTERVIEW: Houston-area doctor in viral video touting hydroxychloroquine as virus cure doubles down on claims
Prosecutor: Bottle of liquor found in pocket of man charged in wreck that killed Houston healthcare worker
For many COVID-19 patients, ‘recovered’ doesn’t mean the fight is overYou see the numbers reported each day. How many positive COVID-19 cases there are, how many people have died, and how many have recovered. But for many patients that are ...
Houston researchers monitor virus mutations to fight COVID-19 pandemic Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine are going far beyond the search for a vaccine.
Harris County eviction cases continue to mount as coronavirus threat, job loss continuesMore than half of the Houston area’s population is renting a home or apartment, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
