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FULL INTERVIEW: Houston-area doctor in viral video touting hydroxychloroquine as virus cure doubles down on claims

The Houston doctor featured in a controversial, viral video claiming an anti-malarial drug is a cure for COVID-19 shared her side of the story with KPRC 2.

Hurricane Harvey: The long road to recovery still hasn’t ended for many in Houston

It’s been nearly three years since Harvey hammered the Houston area and yet, there are still those who haven’t fully recovered.

TRUST INDEX: Can you get COVID-19 twice?

Can you get COVID-19 twice? Are you immune from getting it once you are recovered? These are questions we’ve received have many times from viewers. A prominent Senator re...

LIST: These are the technology and gadgets your child will need for virtual learning

Like it or not, many parents are preparing to do school from home. You might be feeling overwhelmed, but KPRC 2 is here to help.

Here are top answers about your child’s safety on the bus

China faces repeated espionage accusations amid closure of Houston consulate

Several US officials and the FBI have all accused China of sinister actions.

Prosecutor: Bottle of liquor found in pocket of man charged in wreck that killed Houston healthcare worker

One family’s journey to prevent their father from feeling alone, isolated while battling COVID-19

This Houston-area school district shows preview of what school reopening could look like

Why is there a lag in reporting COVID-19 deaths?

Diversions, extra calls put added pressure on Houston’s EMS crews during COVID-19 pandemic

Felony charges against former Blue Bell Creameries CEO dismissed after 2015 listeria outbreak

For many COVID-19 patients, ‘recovered’ doesn’t mean the fight is over

Has coronavirus surge impacted contact tracing efforts?

Local activist call for HPD Chief Art Acevedo’s firing

Harris County eviction cases continue to mount as coronavirus threat, job loss continues

Trust Index: Do hospitals get more money from Medicare for COVID-19 patients?

Harris County continues to grapple with a huge backlog of criminal cases

Texas is withholding millions of dollars in COVID-19 relief meant for Houston-area schools

Channel 2 Investigates: How deceased people received over $1 billion in stimulus checks

Amid the pandemic, Pre-K enrollment has fallen off a cliff and the impact of that can be far reaching

Help is available for Texans still struggling to file unemployment, collect benefits

As Texas continues smashing unemployment records, many people who are out of work are still struggling to find jobs, file claims, and collect benefits.

Did Texas follow federal guidelines?

New taskforce to review city of Houston’s Independent Police Oversight Board as part of reforms

A new task force on police reform, announced Wednesday by Mayor Sylvester Turner, will take a closer look at the city’s Independent Police Oversight Board.

This is how Harris County will be distributing its $30 million COVID-19 relief fund

The public application period for Harris County’s $30 million COVID-19 relief fund started Tuesday and much like the Powerball and the NBA Draft, recipients will be chose...

Should you be worried about COVID-19 tracing technology hidden inside your cell phone?

Your cell phone could be the latest weapon in the fight against COVID-19.

Trust Index: Are young people really driving the surge in coronavirus cases in Houston and Texas?

At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, older people accounted for most of the positive cases. But what is fueling the recent surge?

COVID-19 could impact enrollments, budgets as districts prepare for new school year

Pressure intensifies as several state representatives call on Chief Acevedo to release pivotal HPD audit

Houston medical schools bringing quality healthcare to neighborhoods that need it most

Local doctors have opposing take on using hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19 patients

How effective are COVID-19 threat level charts in other cities and states?

Houston area doctors urge caution, but say they are better prepared for surge of COVID-19 patients

Families of Harding Street raid victims write letter to city for transparency, to release HPD recordings

Houston pathologists hoping autopsy research will help unlock new COVID-19 treatments

Police department policies vary when it comes to releasing body camera video

Big discrepancies found in Houston-area data in new federal tool designed to track COVID-19 in nursing homes

Debate swirls around ‘qualified immunity’ that protects police officers from lawsuits

Weighing the risks of summer activities as COVID-19 cases spike in Houston area

Distance learning threatens to leave students with special needs behind

Harris County places Humble nursing home under quarantine order after at least 13 residents die from COVID-19

A Humble nursing home was hit with a quarantine order after a rash of COVID-19 related deaths were reported.

HPD Chief Art Acevedo’s statement on protest agitators doesn’t stand up to the KPRC 2 Trust Index

George Floyd’s death and in the protests and marches that followed, Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo has been making the rounds on national media. But it’s what he’s sayi...

Med Center sees uptick in COVID-19 patients in ICUs; warns if trend continues, capacity could be exceeded in 2 weeks

Data collected from the various hospital systems in the Texas Medical Center shows an uptick in the number of Intensive Care admissions of coronavirus patients. This upti...

Questions you should ask before sending kids to summer camps and daycares

While Texas summer camps and daycare centers are back open for business, there are some important questions you need to ask before deciding whether to send your kids to o...

Key piece of information missing in local COVID-19 database

COVID-19 presents new challenges as you create your family’s hurricane plan

It’s the first day of hurricane season and forecasters are predicting it’s going to be a busy one. We’ve already had two named storms before the season even started, and ...