KPRC 2+

"House 2 Home with Lily Jang" - October 13, 2022

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A lot of us dream of flipping houses but don’t have the means to invest. Turns out, it doesn’t always take a lot of money down.

How much can you make by flipping your first home? How much loan can you afford with new conventional loan limits. Those are just some of the topics featured in this week’s “House 2 Home with Lily Jang”.

West Houston Senior Service Industry expert, Arturo Lopez, from TruBlue Total House Care, and Lucas Farrow, Houston Physical Therapist and Business Development Lead from InHome Therapy, appeared on KPRC 2+ to share tips for fall prevention.

Taye Diggs shared his personal struggles with insomnia, including his experience with a new treatment available for adults.

Often overshadowed by whole blood donation, plasma is equally important for patient treatment, and amidst a shortage caused by the pandemic, demand is rising, according to Octapharma Plasma

Dr. Tia Kim, Vice President of Education, Research, and Impact at Committee For Children, appeared on KPRC 2+ to talk about bullying and ways to empower kids to prevent it.

In its ongoing mission to equip Veterans with the resources to take charge of their health and well-being, the Department of Veterans Affairs is highlighting its “Whole Health” approach as it aims to redesign and expand the definition of healthcare.

The Houston Food Bank and hunger relief agencies across the country have designated September as Hunger Action Month.  And Friday, September 23 is Hunger Action Day.

Communities from Jackson, Mississippi to Baltimore, Maryland are facing water crises as a result of aging infrastructure. The National Wildlife Federation is offering guidance on how your community can protect its waterways and ensure drinking water is safe.

Animal welfare organization Best Friends Animal Society will host its annual dog walk event “Strutt Your Mutt” in Houston on Saturday.

Medicare expert Ari Parker appeared on KPRC 2+ and shared his insights ahead of the next Medicare enrollment period.

Vincent Genna, who describes himself as a “gifted physic medium with the knowledge and experience of a psychotherapist,” appeared on KPRC 2+ discuss his new book “The Secret That’s Holding You Back.”

Dr. Ken Duckworth, author of “You Are Not Alone” and the Chief Medical Officer of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) appeared on KPRC 2+ to discuss his new book and how it can be a definitive resource for mental illness.

The Forward Party will hold a kickoff event Saturday at the Bayou City Event Center in Houston.

Interior designer Lauren Makk shared some fall home décor inspiration on KPRC 2+.

The 54th annual American Association of Zoo Veterinarians Conference is being held in Houston. The conference brings together zoo and wildlife professionals to discuss and present new information.

Travel expert and owner of Royal Travel & Tours, Kendra Thornton appeared on KPRC 2+ to talk fall travel deals and destinations.

On KPRC 2+ we highlight organizations doing great things in our community. This week, we’re introducing you to Jenni’s Rescue Ranch, a nonprofit organization in Alvin, Texas that rescues and rehabilitates abandoned, neglected, and abused animals.

As a working mom of four, with a background as a corporate executive, Marinés Duarte is experienced in making all the ends meet. Duarte is passionate about helping moms find balance in their lives and reducing budget stress by saving money is a necessary component of that balance.

Zariah Cherry just published her first book.

On KPRC 2+ we highlight organizations doing great things in our community. This week, we’re introducing you to Assistance Canines of Texas, a nonprofit organization that helps individuals with disabilities train their service dogs.

Gilead Sciences, a biopharmaceutical company, announced that its nonprofit, the Gilead Foundation, provided $20 million to 13 organizations in an effort to support creative and high-impact strategies that advance health through education and equity.

“Quiet quitting” has been defined as doing the bare minimum amount at work in an effort to find better work-life balance. Its proponents says it’s just doing what they’re getting paid for. Critics says it is a recipe for disaster for workers who could stunt their own professional development.

Nicole Rodrigues, UCLA Anderson MBA and CEO and founder of an independent public relations firm, appeared on KPRC 2+ to share how businesses can better weather the economic storm by continuing to invest in promoting their brands.

Linda G. Levy, President of The Fragrance Foundation, appeared on KPRC 2 to talk perfume.

Bob Guiney, ‘The Bachelor’: Season 4 and former football player for Michigan State University, appeared on KPRC 2+ to share how you can create an all-star tailgate event.

Learning to drive is an exciting step toward independence for teens; for their parents, who clutch the passenger-seat armrest with every terror-filled twist and turn, it can be nerve-wracking.

Americans are spending more time on looking at screens than ever before and it’s leading to a substantial increase in eye- and vision-related issues, according to the American Optometric Association.

September is Sexual Health Awareness Month.

The technology landscape and visual learning is changing and experts say the first step to excelling is to cut through the clutter. Then, find the right learning tools to match your personal style.

September is National Preparedness Month.

Veterans are at a higher risk for suicide compared to the general population, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

A single Tweet with 11 words went viral earlier this month.

Celebrity Chef and Lifestyle Expert Jamie Gwen appeared on KPRC 2+ to share recipes perfect for Labor Day.

President Biden announced his plan to forgive $10,000 in federal student loan debt to most borrowers while also extending the repayment freeze.

Many Americans are introduced to the workforce through frontline jobs, such as waiting tables, stocking shelves, or folding clothes.

Feng Shui, foundation issues, and a rare penthouse available right now in Houston are just some of the topics featured in this week’s “House 2 Home with Lily Jang”.

We’re tackling the sticky subject of stucco this week on “House 2 Home with Lily Jang”.

Navigating healthcare coverage, specifically Medicaid, is a challenge. Luckily, there are resources available to help you make informed healthcare decisions.

Jim Garrity, Director of Public Affairs, AAA East Central, appeared on KPRC 2+ Thursday to discuss the cruising options sailing from the Port of Galveston. For his insights, watch the video at the top of the page.

Dr. Daniel Zlott, a pharmacist and Senior Vice President at the American Pharmacists Association, appeared on KPRC 2+ to talk about how local pharmacists can be a resource to educate patients and caregivers about the complexities of prescription drug coverage, how to navigate a coverage gap and how to help ensure patients are able to continue taking their medication as prescribed.