Because childhood cancer does not fight fair, but in Houston, we fight as one.

What to say, what not to say, and why it matters. From a father who lost his son.

The process can be isolating for families with a child undergoing cancer treatments. However, community members at Humble ISD are coming together to show families like 12-year-old Sofia Figueroa’s, that they are not alone.

Orbit, the Houston Astros mascot, and the Shooting Stars Cheerleaders visited patients at Texas Children’s Hospital Cancer and Hematology Center at the end of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

Ten-year-old Berra Bildaci is on a mission to help pediatric cancer warriors. It’s a mission near and dear to her young heart because it’s a fight she knows, personally, all too well.

In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, therapy dogs visited children with cancer at Texas Children’s Hospital’s Cancer and Hematology Center.

Pearland family shines ‘super nova’ light on pediatric brain cancer following daughter’s diagnosis

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a cause we are closely connected to at KPRC 2 with our Bells for Abigail series.

On September 24th, the Stratford Spartans took on the Cy Fair Bobcats. The Spartans kept a constant lead, finishing the game with a score of 30-17. For Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, the Spartan cheerleaders, band, and coaches showed their support with gold ribbons.

A hospital visit can be physically and emotionally challenging for families, particularly during long stays.

In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, KPRC 2 is featuring their second annual "Go Gold. Fight 2 End Childhood Cancer” on-air and digital campaign. The purpose is to raise awareness and funds to help in the fight, because kids can't fight cancer alone.

In 2020, when the global COVID-19 pandemic had spread and people were hunkered down, we all likely thought about things we could do to keep busy or entertain ourselves. That was no different for Reilly Cardella.