KPRC 2 Investigates

You see your car getting towed - what if you catch the tow truck driver in the act of hooking up your car - do they have to stop? What if they ignore you? Investigator Amy Davis is looking into tow troubles.

If you’ve ever left a store or business only to discover your car has been towed, you know the sinking feeling. It’s gonna cost you money and time to get it back. One woman called our Investigates team after a wrecker towed her vehicle from a Pasadena apartment complex where she said she was parked in a legal spot. We are looking into the case and what we learned could help you if you are ever in the same situation.

From identity theft to check washing, the mail theft problem is troubling. A months-long KPRC 2 Investigation uncovered an enterprise where organized thieves are selling stolen checks and mailbox keys for thousands of dollars online. We are looking at how thieves are doing it, where it’s the worst and why what’s being done to keep communities safe.

A frightening new phone scam is tricking people into sending hundreds of dollars to thieves. Police are calling it the “virtual kidnapping scam.” Our KPRC 2 Investigates team has the details you need to know so you don’t fall for it.

Chances are at some point in your life you’ve dealt with a landlord who has no interest in addressing problems in your rented house or apartment.

Cypress Creek EMS has been the subject of multiple investigations by both KPRC2 Investigates and law enforcement.

A customer hit with surprise fees after booking her vacation online. What can you do if this happens to you? Plus, a warning about fake ads for vacation rentals all over common websites. Investigator Amy Davis is getting answers.

Next to your home, your vehicle is probably the most expensive thing you own. What if you discovered someone had stolen your car, but it was still in your driveway? It’s basically vehicle identity theft.

People in one growing area in Montgomery County say they have a huge problem. They can't get cellphone service in their neighborhood. This issue is going on for customers who use various cellphone providers and they say nothing is being done to fix this. KPRC 2 Investigator Bill Spencer met with neighbors in the Woodforest area and works to get answers.

There’s a new law aimed at stopping extra medical fees but are health care companies going by the rules? Plus, your home value and protesting your property taxes - KPRC2 Investigator Amy Davis tackles questions about both.

As communities continue to grow, so does the amount of garbage. But cities and companies are struggling to keep workers willing to do these "dirty" jobs.

Neighborhood canals off of Lake Houston - littered with trash, dead fish, and debris. Who is responsible for clean-up? Our KPRC 2 Investigates team is getting answers.

Carl Wayne Buntion, 78, is scheduled for execution Thursday in Hunstville. Buntion was convicted of the 1990 murder of Houston police officer James Irby, a husband and father of two.