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Fort Bend ISD board members during historic safety meeting text “...we are fooling around! Lol” As the coronavirus pandemic continued to rage last summer, months away from a vaccine, there were many sides to the argument of whether or not schools should reopen for s...
KPRC 2 Investigates: How much are you paying for electricity deregulation?Cheap and reliable electricity was the biggest selling point for the deregulation of the Texas electricity market. Now, 20 years after deregulation and weeks after the hi...
LIST: Texas lawmakers tell us what they are doing to fix the state’s electric systemState lawmakers are pouring through more than 200 proposed bills in Austin that would bring change to Texas’ electricity market. While almost all of the proposed laws foc...
Several Houston-area school districts report problems with online STAAR testing, plan to resume WednesdaySeveral school districts in the Houston area reported problems Tuesday with the online version of the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness test.
2 of Houston’s most prominent attorneys go toe-to-toe in statements about Deshaun Watson caseTwo of Houston’s most prominent attorneys traded barbs in statements regarding the Deshaun Watson case.
Houston area sees a surge in child deaths from abuse and neglectApril marks the beginning of Child Abuse Prevention Month. And right now, there are more than 6,000 confirmed cases of child abuse and neglect in the Houston area.
Email shows Ellis concerned over African art’s ownership months before KPRC 2 Investigates reportWe are updating our investigation by showing the latest discovery by KPRC2 Investigates regarding the private art collection stored on the taxpayers' dime.
Power failure: What warnings did ERCOT send and when?Gov. Greg Abbott and several lawmakers have repeatedly said they don’t feel ERCOT officials adequately warned the public about the potential for extended blackouts.
Power failure: Why did millions go without heat as temperatures dropped below freezing?At the height of this week’s winter storm, nearly 5 million homes and businesses lost power. Just a week before, state energy leaders assured the public Texas’ power grid...
‘Don’t criminalize a physician’: Doctor prosecutors accused of stealing vaccines tells his side of the storyIt takes only seconds for Dr. Hasan Gokal to recall the last COVID-19 vaccine he administered.
Are driverless ride-share cars headed to Houston?A company called Waymo, part of the Google family, is operating a fleet of 600 driverless ride-share minivans, and the experience is mind-blowing.
Number of personal bonds being issued in Houston courts has increased dramatically over the past 5 years
Ex-HPD captain accused of holding repairman at gunpoint in bogus voter-fraud conspiracy, prosecutors say
How car thieves are changing their tactics during the pandemicBefore the pandemic, a motor vehicle theft occurred about every seven minutes in Texas.
‘Highest crime you can commit’: Incumbent into runoff because of ‘ghost candidate’ reacts to charges in caseEarlier this year, State Rep. Harold Dutton (D-Houston) faced his first runoff in his 36 years of representing District 142, and it was all because of a candidate who pro...
The message behind Texas’ Latino voteDuring the November election, Latinos in Texas helped Joe Biden secure his bid for the White House.
Houston’s homicides are the highest they’ve been in at least 15 yearsThe number of homicides in Houston this year are now the highest they have been in at least 15 years.