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The Walmart stores in Rochester, NY and Irvine, CA were quiet with only a handful of shoppers in the electronics, toys, and holiday sections.

The ex-Yeezy staffer told Rolling Stone that since leaving the firm, she had used techniques designed to help cult members heal through therapy.

On September 7th, Lyndon Montgomery was found not guilty of breaking into Holly Harris' home and raping her.

Cohen told MSNBC's Katie Phang he thought Jared and Ivanka "potentially were the moles in terms of the Mar-a-Lago documents and so on."

Video shared by Ukraine's Ministry of Defense showed a uniformed figure walking with hands raised. The MOD said the soldier was taken into captivity.

"Micro-suites" inside this high-rise are as small as 97 square feet and don't have living rooms, but come with 27,000 square feet of shared amenities.

The large lofted bed, kitchen, and secret bathroom made EarthCruiser's tiny home on wheels the most luxurious vehicle I've ever been in.

Four former FBI and DOJ officials told Insider Trump's claims were almost certainly false, with one calling them "complete nonsense."

Four former FBI and DOJ officials told Insider Trump's claims were almost certainly false, with one calling them "complete nonsense."

An Insider reporter thought In-N-Out had the most delicious burger for a great price, while White Castle's sliders were small but flavorful.

Rahul Rai, a 24-year-old crypto hedge fund founder, believes ether could overtake bitcoin in the next six or so months.

Ukraine's dramatic attack on Russia's Black Sea Fleet, using naval drones powered by jet ski engines, will force Moscow to divert precious manpower.

"I thought she was terrific. I was like, 'Yeah, we don't need to redo that.' She did it," New York Times reporter Kyle Buchanan tweeted.

William Shatner said his Blue Origin space flight felt "like a funeral." Sharon and Marc Hagle also experienced sadness from their trip.

Groups that want to change the status quo "see an opportunity" in Moscow's setbacks in Ukraine, one expert told Insider.

Over the past two years, Insider reporters have faced a few reality checks while sailing Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Disney, and Cunard cruise lines.

Nicholas Wright said his daughter, who was 13 at the time, has had to undergo therapy since the incident and struggles to be around law enforcement.

Zelenskyy said that Russia set mines at the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant on the massive Dnipro river.

A co-author of the new guidelines told Insider he was surprised by how well the drugs work for weight loss, and subsequently for overall health.

E. coli bacteria was found in the water on USS Abraham Lincoln, but Navy officials said this was unrelated to the water's "odor and cloudiness."

"I have not sold anything this unique before," one of the listing agents told Insider. "There is no other like it at all that I know of."

"This is not fair," the devastated fiancée of one of the men told Insider on Monday. "I just want all of this to go away."

Insider's reporter booked a room at the Sheraton Fallsview hotel in Ontario, Canada, that had a front-row view of Niagara Falls and nightly fireworks.

The top House Republican gave up his chance at influencing the probe's narrative — a decision that could impact Trump in elections to come.

Chris Kalvert has a festive spirit.

Amber Lucas says she's done dating losers and spongers. She's started "dating up," ditching them for successful businessmen who shower her with gifts.

KPRC 2 investigator Robert Arnold -- and his entire family -- are big fans of Halloween.

Insider's reporter explored the abandoned Boston Mine in Colorado. It's now protected land but is said to have up to $50 million worth of gold hidden.

A woman went to Bonita Springs, Florida, to celebrate her 40th birthday with her family, but instead they had to ride out Hurricane Ian.

Germany's economy ministry declined to comment on "speculation." The pipelines' operator said they'd suffered "unprecedented" damage in a single day.

Royal expert Kristen Meinzer said Meghan Markle is the "villain of the moment" for British tabloids, but it won't last forever.

Zach and Madison Stroup told Insider that a social worker told them: "You guys have lost out on so much. Don't let cancer take away your wedding."

Insider's Emily Hochberg stayed at Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa on Oahu, Hawaii, with her daughter and husband for two nights in an ocean-view room.

The email from Marco Rubio's office ordered Insider to quiz Democrats about their stance on abortion or else face some sort of public shaming on September 20.

Recent offensives, while executed by Ukrainian forces, were reportedly made possible due to US and UK intelligence, strategy, and weapons.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle accompanied other members of the royal family to a service honoring Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday.

The passenger said she'd deliberately only packed hand luggage to avoid her bag being lost on her flight from North Carolina to Toronto.

In a letter provided exclusively to Insider, Warren and Pressley called out Navient for encouraging refinancing that could strip federal debt relief.

Have you ever wondered how Costco came into our lives?

The whales made an artificial wave to break up the ice platform by swimming side by side, as shown in a new BBC documentary.

State lottery officials are telling people in Illinois to double check their tickets, after winner has yet to claim their prize one month later.

The think tank's director said Russia is "lagging behind" in unmanned technology, arguing that snatching systems in Ukraine could help it catch up.

Robert Cortez was with his childhood friend helping set up chairs for an event organized in part by the LAPD when a patrol car noticed the young men.

Tattoo artists Stu Hepcat, based in the UK, and Barry Hua, based in the US, shared the four types of tattoos that are most commonly covered up.

Gustavo Arnal, 52, fell from an apartment building on Leonard Street in Manhattan on Friday, the New York Police Department confirmed to Insider.

The International Space Station hovered over New York City in the morning of Sept. 2, as seen in this flyover video.

Congresswoman-elect Mary Peltola said she feels 'fraternity and comraderie' with the opponents she defeated and will face again in November.

Controversial Navy SEAL training is linked to a recent death which uncovered recruits using illicit drugs, including Viagra, to survive 'Hell Week.'

Signing on as the special master in Trump's burgeoning document fight is a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situation, Barbara McQuade said.

This summer's airline chaos made me hesitant to buy a flight instead of driving, but the cheap price and convenience were ultimately worth the risk.

Elon Musk quietly had twins in late 2021 with Shivon Zilis, an executive at his technology company Neuralink, Insider reported.

A modern-day nuclear bomb could wipe out an entire city and cause third-degree burns in nearby areas, nuclear experts said.

The Student Loan Servicing Alliance wrote that borrowers will be "caught massively off guard" if payments do end up resuming in just over a week.

Up to 20 KPRC 2 Insiders will get the opportunity to take part in an interactive experience with “Houston Life” reporter Melanie Camp at a Houston attraction.

KPRC 2 Insiders have a chance to win four tickets to see their Houston Astros play the Miami Marlins June 10 in Houston.

KPRC 2 Insiders have a chance to win four tickets to see their Houston Astros play the Cleveland Guardians May 23 in Houston.

KPRC 2 Insiders enjoyed what’s called “the greatest two minutes in sports” in grand style on Saturday at Houston Post Oak – The Rustic.

When you’re a kid, things that glow in the dark are the best things. Heck, who are we kidding – glow in the dark things never lose their allure.

KPRC 2 and Justin Boots are proud sponsors of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Calf Scramble and now we’ve teamed up for an Insider exclusive giveaway! You can rope your way into a spot in the Justin Boots suite at NRG Park for the Brad Paisley performance on March 19 if you’re one of TEN lucky Insiders whose names are drawn.

Stanley Alford, Co-Owner of Out the Mud Crawfish, shared his tried and true method to getting the most flavor into your seafood boil. Check out the video below for his tip.

Take a look inside the Cotton Q Club at RodeoHouston.

This contest is now closed. Be on the lookout for more current and future giveaways available exclusively to KPRC 2 Insiders on your Insider profile page.

Genevieve Beverick, of Sugar Land, wanted to get rid of an item and it’s taken on a life of its own in its travels across Sugar Land: the cat bonnet.

KPRC 2′s Daniella Guzman, Randy McIlvoy and Zach Lashway are on assignment in Los Angeles, covering Super Bowl LVI . When they’re not busy reporting at SoFi Stadium, the trio is enjoying their off hours at Westin Bonaventure Hotel and Suites, the city’s largest hotel and one of its most recognizable buildings.

Rob and Rosie Martin, of Spring, have a house in the 8300 block of Hidden Trail Lane that’s decorated for the holidays like many people’s with lights, plywood cutouts and wreaths, but it’s what’s inside their home that makes it a little different than others’.

Christmas is almost here and there’s a festive and fun do-it-yourself project you can do with your kiddos to decorate your home.

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You could say Chris Kalvert’s love of all things merry and bright started with Popeyes Fried Chicken – or at least its founder,

KPRC 2′s anchors and reporters confront tough questions daily. Recently, they were dealt a different kind of difficult question – A query so hard to answer it had several puzzling and puzzling for days. The question: “What’s your favorite holiday tune?”

We put together the ultimate yuletide treat smackdown and asked you, our Insiders, to vote on your festive faves. Hundreds weighed in and over the course of five rounds thousands of votes were cast. What began with 32 delicious candidates slowly dwindled down to two finalists -- Hot chocolate and Christmas sugar cookies. And, finally, a winner -- Christmas Sugar Cookies.

This contest is now closed. Be on the lookout for more current and future giveaways available exclusively to KPRC 2 Insiders on your Insider profile page.

Official Contest Rules: Trans-Siberian Orchestra Tickets, Album and Victrola Giveaway

OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES: Beatles vs. Stones Concert Tickets Giveaway

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Whether they’re seeking a late-night snack, an after-hours dinner or a spur-of-the-moment midnight feast, night owls are guaranteed to find good eats at these beloved Houston restaurants.

Official Contest Rules: Houston Texans Tickets

If you’ve been following KPRC 2 on air and online, you may have noticed we’re a bit excited to be welcoming Meteorologist Anthony Yanez back to the team. Six years after heading to Los Angeles, Anthony’s first day back on the air in Houston is Monday, September 6.

Germany publishing company Axel Springer says it has signed a deal to buy the U.S.-based political news site Politico and the tech news site Protocol from founder Robert L.

Houston Life Prize Wheel June 2021 Official Contest Rules

Houston Life Prize Wheel May 2021 Official Contest Rules

HOUSTON – The Houston Life Prize Wheel gives us the opportunity to connect with our wonderful viewers and gives you, the viewer, the opportunity to win BIG prizes. Every Friday, Derrick and Courtney will spin the game show wheel. There are 16 Prize Wheel wedges with prizes ranging from a beautiful Tiffany cuff to a 2-night stay at Cavalry Court by Valencia Hotel Group at Century Square in College Station, a $100 gift card to Landry’s and of course some great Houston Life and NBC swag. Spinning today is Kim Lytle from the Heights. Check out the full clip above to see what Kim won.