Spring means mudbugs — and Tanji Patton of "Goodtaste with Tanji" is here to help Houstonians make the most of crawfish season. From big-family boils to a crunchy, cheesy crawfish bread demo, Tanji showcases two local favorites plus wine pours that pair perfectly with Cajun heat.
A federal indictment from the Southern District of Texas has charged 20 men in the Houston area for crimes related to alleged involvement with the Houston-based “Free Money” gang.
Wondering if today is a holiday? You’re not alone! Thousands of Houstonians turned to Google to check Presidents Day closures, bank hours, and morning commuters enjoyed a surprisingly light traffic day.
Houston Life Deals, now available at houstonlifedeals.com, offers members access to savings of up to 50% off at local restaurants, spas, and experiences spotlighted by the Houston Life team.
Texas Mattress Makers began nearly 50 years ago with one simple mission: to help Houstonians get the highest quality sleep. Now, decades later, they're staying on the cutting edge of technology and materials and reaffirming their commitment to manufacture the best mattresses on the market for the lowest price.
If you were born and raised in Houston, you’ve been to the rodeo more times than you can count, and you’re somehow just learning about The Hideout, you’re definitely not alone.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire says the city is handling immigration differently than other communities as residents voice fear and frustration at a heated city council meeting.
The Harris County Tax Office will be holding a press conference to discuss important information for property owners in the Houston area as tax season nears.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire forcefully denied rumors that federal immigration agents have been monitoring warming centers across Houston.
Mayor John Whitmire and the City of Houston’s Office of Emergency Management are set to provide Houstonians with an overnight update as freezing conditions continue across the city.
As another round of winter weather threatens southeast Texas, many Houstonians are reflecting on Winter Storm Uri, the devastating freeze that paralyzed the region in February 2021.
As a hard freeze approaches Houston, deputies say a Whataburger cup can help insulate outdoor faucets if covers are sold out. Here’s how it works.
As a winter storm moves closer to the Houston area, fire officials are urging residents to use generators safely during potential power outages, warning that improper use can be deadly.
The Houston Avenue bridge that has long been a subject of discussion among Houstonians has been hit by an oversized truck for the first time in 2026.
The Integrated Client Journey is a long-term support program designed to help people build stability through goal setting, financial coaching, and career planning.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire sat down with 2 Investigates first on Wednesday morning to discuss reports that left Houstonians questioning whether the Houston Police Department played a role in referring thousands of individuals to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for arrests.
Houston renters are losing hundreds, even thousands of dollars to rental scams that look legitimate but are designed to steal money and personal information.
Five years after a Houston woman was killed by celebratory gunfire, neighbors and police are warning others to celebrate safely this New Year’s Eve.
On Christmas Eve, as homes across Houston glow with holiday lights, many Houstonians are chasing a different kind of sparkle: a Powerball jackpot worth $1.7 billion.
Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale is once again spreading holiday cheer, this time teaming up with Houston’s beloved Pancho Claus to collect toys for families in need.
As the coldest temperatures of the season hit Houston, community groups are stepping up to keep our most vulnerable neighbors warm and safe.
Dave Ward, a broadcasting legend who became the longest-running television news anchor in the world during his remarkable 50-year career at ABC 13 Eyewitness News, has died.
Thousands traveled through Houston airports this Thanksgiving, some visiting family, others keeping holiday traditions like Black Friday shopping at The Galleria.
Texas Mattress Makers Founder and President Youval Meicler shares why finding the right mattress could help you navigate the holidays with less stress.
HFD tells 2 Investigates it's done buying environmentally friendly ambulances after report of issues that resulted in “reducing fleet readiness and response capacity.”
With Polk Street set to close, many East End residents say the loss of this critical route into downtown will make commutes longer and further isolate their community.
BakerRipley is offering food fairs at its various campuses across Houston in November as the government shutdown continues to impact Houstonians who depend on SNAP benefits and other nutrition assistance programs.
A Houston Reddit post has sparked discussions about the safety of celebrating Día de los Muertos due to fears of ICE raids. Concerns have risen as ICE's presence has been prominent in cities like Chicago and Los Angeles, leading to the cancellation of celebrations in some places. The original poster, a naturalized U.S. citizen, shared apprehensions about attending events, prompting advice from others to take precautions. An ICE operation in Pasadena further heightened tensions, as a standoff occurred following the attempted arrest of an immigrant previously deported.
With the 2025 federal government shutdown now entering its fourth week, many Houstonians who depend on nutrition assistance programs, such as SNAP benefits, are concerned that their resources could be delayed.
Get new details on Houston’s H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade and the reimagined Deck the Hall celebration announced by city leaders.
Get ready, Houston - it’s time to wag, wiggle, and howl for a good cause! Citizens for Animal Protection - better known as CAP - is inviting Houstonians to celebrate their furry friends with not one, but two events that raise funds and awareness for pets in need.
With the 2025 federal government shutdown now entering its fourth week, many Houstonians who depend on nutrition assistance programs, such as SNAP benefits, are concerned that their resources could be delayed.
Several rainbows and messages were displayed on the sidewalk where the crosswalk was removed in Montrose.
Located at 419 Emancipation Avenue, this facility will offer essential services like healthcare, behavioral health support, substance use treatment, and pathways to permanent housing.
Harwin Drive, a longtime favorite shopping destination for Houstonians seeking affordable goods, is facing significant challenges due to steep and unpredictable tariffs.
Houston city leaders and Council Member Letitia Plummer hold a community meeting after six bodies were found in local bayous in recent weeks, addressing safety concerns and ongoing investigations.
Casa Blanca Lounge has been a staple of downtown nightlife since 2017, but the general manager says ongoing construction on Main Street has put the business in crisis.
For the 125th anniversary of the deadliest U.S. natural disaster, Paul Remmers and Greg Funderburk turn archives and family memories into fiction that explores grief, resilience, and hope, reminding Galveston how the 1900 storm still resonates today.
Houston has launched the "Can Blitz" program to expedite trash can replacements for residents, announced by Mayor John Whitmire.
From a 70-year retrospective by a Houston-born artist to live sumo wrestling, Broadway star Lea Salonga, and even a playful Pikachu exhibition — Asia Society Texas is bringing the world to Houston Southeast.
In just 13 years, the big blue letters have become one of Houston’s most recognizable (and most tampered with) landmarks.
Houston has lost another landmark. After decades of roller skating, bowling, arcade games, and even a cameo in Beyoncé’s “Blow,” Alief’s iconic FunPlex has closed its doors for good. The nearly 200,000-square-foot entertainment complex has been sold to a developer, with all of its rides, games, and even the skating rink heading to auction this September.
With the summer months just around the corner, Houstonians are gearing up for sweltering humidity, extreme UV indexes and triple-digit temperatures. In the presence of the infamous Texas heat, maintaining proper hydration is vital to keeping Houston’s high school athletes safe.
THIS WEEKEND: White Linen Night is back on Saturday, August 2, and if you’re looking for a must-hit stop in the Heights, Heights Bier Garten is once again throwing down the kind of all-night vibes that keep this summer tradition iconic.
With triple-digit temps scorching Texas this week, many Houstonians are anxiously watching the sky, not just for the sun, but for signs of trouble with the power grid.
Houston's sizzling summer just got cooler with Uchi's new full bar! Known for its top-notch sushi, Uchi now offers a tantalizing selection of seven signature cocktails.
A Shady Acres woman said noise from nearby bars forced her to move out of her home. Houston Police is cracking down on neighbors nearby nightclubs and bars, issuing 115 citations in a weekend sweep targeting noise and other violations. Residents hope peace is finally on the way.
After deadly floods swept through Texas Hill Country, Houstonians responded with truckloads of donations, led by a weeklong relief drive from the Harris County Sheriff’s Office.
Thousands of patriotic Houstonians flooded downtown Houston on Friday night for the city’s signature Independence Day celebration, ‘Freedom Over Texas.’
Citizens for Animal Protection, a nonprofit animal shelter serving the Greater Houston area, is hosting a Free Microchipping Day at its Katy facility. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., pet owners can stop by to have their dogs or cats microchipped and registered, completely free of charge.
KPRC 2 spoke to two Houstonians—one still in Israel, who is waiting for Israeli airspace to open back up so she can get travel, and another who made it home just a few days before the U.S. bombed nuclear sites in Iran.
A Westheimer-area food truck lot that’s served hungry Houstonians for nearly a decade is now at the center of growing neighborhood frustrations.
As Houston battles a surge in HIV and STI rates, the federal funding that supports free testing and prevention services is now on the chopping block, leaving local advocates warning of devastating consequences for the most vulnerable.
Multiple victims have reported being approached by a woman traveling in a vehicle filled with children, and sometimes a dog, claiming to need emergency assistance to access domestic violence shelter services.
The streets of Third Ward came alive today as Houstonians gathered for the 52nd Annual Juneteenth Parade, a vibrant celebration of freedom, resilience, and Black history.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire announced a new traffic safety initiative aimed at reducing reckless driving, road rage, and speeding on major highways like I-45 and US-59.
Houstonians know all too well about the dreadful heat, but residents in need can always turn to cooling shelters, and now there will be an additional number of centers to help people escape the heatwave.
More Houstonians are demanding government intervention to solve their economic problems than ever before, according to a study.
With hurricane season around the corner, Houston residents are demanding accountability and the funding they were promised.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire's proposed $7 billion budget aims to prioritize public safety without raising taxes but faces criticism for potentially compromising essential services.
For more than two years, we’ve been exposing serious issues within the Houston’s Public Works water department -- problems that left many Houstonians facing inaccurate water bills overcharging them thousands of dollars. Led by KPRC 2 Investigator Amy Davis, our investigation shed light on overbilling, faulty water meters, and mismanagement of city contracts. These discoveries led to arrest and charges for 7 people.
As hurricane season approaches, residents of Galveston and surrounding areas face a critical challenge: the NOAA Radio frequency, a key source for lifesaving weather updates, remains offline after a transmitter fire in March.
As we reach the one-year mark from the 2024 Houston derecho, many Houstonians have already turned the page from the storm that caught one of the nation’s largest cities off guard.
An internal review has revealed that FEMA is "not ready" for the upcoming hurricane season, citing issues such as poor coordination with states and paused critical training.
A new survey conducted by the Houston Population Research Center highlights the preparedness of Houston residents for the upcoming hurricane season
Here in Houston, we have a lot of opportunities throughout the year to enjoy our outdoor living spaces, but we can also get some weather, which means your outdoor furniture needs to be built to last. This year, Chair King celebrates 75 years of helping Houstonians get the right outdoor furniture for their home.
After proudly earning a Michelin Bib Gourmand award last year, The Pit Room serves up award winning BBQ from locally sourced ingredients at both of their locations.
After weeks of reporting on a growing number of Houstonians who had their SNAP benefits stolen, a solution could be in the works.
Catch up with former Houston news anchor Jerome Gray. He recently joined his former co-anchor at the news desk to spread the word about the Harris County Toll Road Authority (HCTRA), its EZ TAG program and how they are helping improve mobility around the region.
What happens when two professional ballet dancers trade the stage for dirt? We took Italian Angelo Greco and Portuguese Rodrigo Pinto from Houston Ballet on their very first trip to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo — and let’s just say… it was officially their first rodeo!
Parker is arguably one of the hottest names in country music, and he's making a special announcement ahead of his RodeoHouston performance.
Although clear skies during the day gave way to clouds ahead of a cold front, obstructing the view in Houston, many Texans still managed to capture impressive photos of the event.
The Houston Theater District Open House is back for the first time since 2019 with an incredible lineup of performances families can enjoy for FREE.
A dry overall late winter and spells of warmer early spring weather has prompted a fast jump into allergy season for areas in SE Texas.
Houstonians are dusting off their cowboy boots, throwing on their hats, and embracing the spirit of Texas as they gear up for rodeo season. And our KPRC 2 viewers are joining in on the fun! Check out some of the pictures of how Houstonians are celebrating Go Texan Day in true Western fashion!
