Rayan Graham
Photographer & Editor
I am a Video Production Professional-KPRC News Photographer and Editor. I have over ten years of experience in news and independent media industries. I am big on storytelling and being creative.
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Texas jerky stand goes viral and orders won’t stop coming, thanks to Katy man’s video
Read full article: Texas jerky stand goes viral and orders won’t stop coming, thanks to Katy man’s videoA Texas couple thought their website was hacked when nonstop alerts began until they realized a viral video had sent their jerky business global.
Houston City Council to vote on controversial $30M stormwater spending plan
Read full article: Houston City Council to vote on controversial $30M stormwater spending planHouston Mayor John Whitmire and City Controller Chris Hollins are at odds over a proposal to use $30 million from the city’s Stormwater Fund to demolish abandoned buildings. City Council is set to vote Wednesday.
World Cup 2026 expected to pump $1.5 Billion into Houston economy
Read full article: World Cup 2026 expected to pump $1.5 Billion into Houston economyHouston is preparing for an unprecedented economic surge as the 2026 FIFA World Cup is expected to bring in $1.5 billion and attract nearly 500,000 visitors across the region.
Child mauled after neighbor’s dog barges through family’s front door in NE Harris County
Read full article: Child mauled after neighbor’s dog barges through family’s front door in NE Harris CountyA three-year-old boy is recovering from serious facial injuries after being attacked by a neighbor’s dog in northeast Harris County’s Edgewood Village neighborhood.
CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Man allegedly setting trash and dumpsters on fire in Gulfgate
Read full article: CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Man allegedly setting trash and dumpsters on fire in GulfgateWhat started as a trash problem in one southeast Houston neighborhood has now become a safety concern for families who live there.
‘Community stepping up’: Manvel raises $20K to help neighbors in need with groceries
Read full article: ‘Community stepping up’: Manvel raises $20K to help neighbors in need with groceriesAs the federal government raises new questions about the integrity of SNAP benefits, one Brazoria County community isn’t waiting for Washington to fix it.
Cy-Fair ISD voters flip school board, ending conservative majority
Read full article: Cy-Fair ISD voters flip school board, ending conservative majorityVoters in Cy-Fair ISD sent a clear message this week: change is coming to one of the state’s largest school districts. Political experts believe neighboring districts might do the same.
Parents report delays in Texas child support payments despite state’s new system
Read full article: Parents report delays in Texas child support payments despite state’s new systemMonths after the Texas Office of the Attorney General (OAG) switched to a new child support payment system, parents across the state say they’re still waiting for money that should have already reached their bank accounts
Texas Education Freedom Accounts: What we know about the state’s school voucher program
Read full article: Texas Education Freedom Accounts: What we know about the state’s school voucher programTexas families interested in school vouchers will soon be able to apply for what the state is calling Texas Education Freedom Accounts, according to documents obtained from the Texas Comptroller’s Office.
Independent Candidate George Foreman IV says he’s ready to ‘bridge the divide’ for the 18th Congressional District
Read full article: Independent Candidate George Foreman IV says he’s ready to ‘bridge the divide’ for the 18th Congressional DistrictIndependent candidate George Foreman IV, an educator and workforce training advocate, says he’s running for Congress out of a sense of duty and a legacy of public service.
AJ Armstrong’s team prepares for appeals hearing as DA’s Office vows to uphold conviction
Read full article: AJ Armstrong’s team prepares for appeals hearing as DA’s Office vows to uphold convictionNearly two years after his conviction, Antonio “AJ” Armstrong Jr.’s legal fight is far from over. The Houston man, found guilty of killing his parents, Dawn and Antonio Armstrong Sr. in 2016, is now preparing for an upcoming appeals hearing that could determine whether he gets a new trial or a chance at freedom.