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Switching jobs? Here’s what a recruiting expert says you should keep in mind

Many Americans left their jobs during “The Great Resignation.”

What parents should know about COVID-19 vaccines for kids

On Saturday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention approved COVID-19 vaccines for children six months and older.

Why is the US maternal mortality rate higher than that of other developed nations?

The maternal mortality rate in the U.S. is higher than that of any other developed countries.

Veteran living with ALS, his wife share their emotional journey

While Independence Day is a time to celebrate the birth of our nation, but it is also a moment to honor and thank our military Veterans for the sacrifices they’ve made to protect our country.

Chef, ‘serial griller’ reveals top tips and tricks for excellent summer grilling

Matt Moore, chef and author of Serial Griller: Grillmaster Secrets for Flame-Cooked Perfection appeared on KPRC 2+ to share some grilling tips and tricks ahead of Independence Day.

Houston ISD teacher honored by TIME for providing innovative refugee aid in schools

Marie Moreno, former teacher at Las Americas Newcomer School and Jane Long Futures Academy, won the honor of being named on the first-ever Verizon and TIME’s Innovative Teachers of the Year list.

Decoding your emotional DNA

In her new book Decoding Your Emotional Blueprint: A Powerful Guide to Transformation Through Disentangling Multigenerational Patterns, Judy Wilkins-Smith, a world-renowned Family Patterns, Systemic Work and Constellations Expert, Author, and Motivational Speaker, offers guidance on how to decode your “Emotional DNA and shift the unconscious, inherited patterns that are no longer serving you.”

Tips for bringing your electric bill down

Maria Estrada of Energy Ogre appeared on KPRC 2+ to share several ways Texans can reduce their electric bills this summer.

AT&T launches location-based routing feature which makes people easier to find in an emergency

AT&T recently launched location-based routing to automatically transmit wireless 9-1-1 calls to the appropriate 9-1-1 call centers.

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Fall-proofing your home: Katy senior care experts share simple tips to help prevent falls

Nearly three million people over the age of 65 go to the emergency room every year for fall injuries, and about one million of those occur at home, with 20% of cases resulting in serious injuries such as broken bones or head trauma, according to Seniors Helping Seniors, a company that hires active seniors to provide in-home senior care services for their less active counterparts.

The importance of Juneteenth

Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, symbolizes the end of slavery in America.

These are the best and worst colors for car value retention, according to new study

A car’s color can affect how quickly it loses value, with the highest depreciating color losing almost four times the value as the lowest. After comparing the prices of more than 650,000 recently sold cars, the latest iSeeCars study determined which colors help, hurt, or have minimal impact on a vehicle’s resale value for Houston drivers.

Students shake up the toy box in time for Pride Month

Just in time for Pride Month, a team of student creators is bringing diversity and inclusion to the toy box with a new twist on a retro play pattern updated with characters as diverse as today’s world: Truly You! Character Creator from Spin Master, a fashion illustration activity set made for youth by youth.

Dancer and choreographer Courtney Platt on living with multiple sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis affects nearly 1 million people in the United States, disrupts communication between the brain and the body, and can trigger a wide range of physical and mental challenges that can be hard to predict, change over time, and uniquely impact those living with MS. Some of those physical challenges include coordination, while the mental challenges include brain fog or memory issues.

Some Americans have forgotten what it means to be ‘truly happy,’ survey finds

New research revealed that some Americans have forgotten what it means to be “truly happy.”

Tips for taking dogs swimming

Dr. Lori Teller, a clinical associate professor at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, appeared on KPRC 2+ to share her recommendations for taking dogs swimming.

How to have difficult conversations: ‘The Locker Room’ discusses discrimination, cancel culture

Damon West, a Professor of Criminal Justice at The University of Houston Downtown, and a nationally known keynote speaker, appeared on KPRC 2+ Monday to discuss his new book, THE LOCKER ROOM: How Great Teams Heal Hurt, Overcome Adversity and Build Unity.

The future of gas prices

The European Union recently agreed to ban most Russian oil imports, an aggressive and punitive sanction against Moscow for its war against Ukraine. This will severely impact the Russian economy, but what does it mean for American energy prices?

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TxDOT: 1 in 3 vehicle deaths due to speed

Last year, there were 163,756 traffic crashes in Texas, resulting in 6,493 serious injuries and 1,532 deaths -- the highest number of fatalities in a single year since 1981.

Clear Creek Community Theatre presents ‘Noises Off’

Clear Creek Community Theatre is debuting its production of Noises Off Friday at University of Houston–Clear Lake’s Bayou Theater.

Galveston County Animal Resource Center at capacity, slashing adoption fees on all dogs, puppies

Galveston County Animal Center is operating at critical capacity and is in urgent need of homes for its furry charges.

Designer shares ways to make your backyard feel like a cozy oasis

The last two years have transformed how people entertain in their homes, placing a greater importance on outdoor spaces. One of the summer’s emerging design trends is the concept of bringing indoor furniture and décor outdoors to achieve a cozy feeling.

How genetic testing can play a pivotal role in becoming cancer-free

According to the National Cancer Institute, there were an estimated 16.9 million cancer survivors as of January 2019 in the United States. That number is projected to increase to 22.2 million by 2030.

June is National Candy Month

June is National Candy Month and a recent survey from the National Confectioners Association revealed the nation’s favorite candies.

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The KPRC 2 Summer Blood Drive is back!

If you can’t make it to our studios, no worries! You can donate thru June 13 at your Neighborhood Donor Center or any of the locations below.

New startup for busy Houston homeowners

ToDooly is a startup new to the Houston market that matches homeowners with young helpers to complete tasks around the house or yard while earning cash and gaining professional experience.

Ramses the Great and the Gold of the Pharaohs leaving HMNS on June 19

There are only a few more weeks to check out the special exhibit on Ramses the Great at the Houston Museum of Natural Science before it embarks on a multi-country, world-wide tour.

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Children’s Museum Houston summer programming has a dash of movie magic, explores film genres

Children’s Museum Houston’s summer programming, June 4 to August 20, will explore different movie genres and will include interactives, demonstrations, spotlight performances, meet-and-greets and more.

College keeps getting more expensive. That’s why it’s important to start planning now.

Local financial professional Ryan Wheless from Allied Wealth joined KPRC 2′s Owen Conflenti and Amy Davis on KPRC 2+ Friday to share his insights on 529 savings plans for education costs. Watch the full interview in the segment at the top of the page.

Field Trip Friday: Going to Mars? We are. This Space Center Houston festival takes look inside NASA mission to visit Moon, Mars

Space Center Houston’s Moon2Mars Festival is coming to the Houston venue June 9 through 12.

Murder-Mystery Musical ‘Noir’ making work-premiere at Alley Theatre

The world-premiere musical Noir is directed by Tony Award winner Darko Tresnjak and runs June 2 – July 3, 2022 in the Hubbard Theatre.

Baker Institute report: Top hospitals violating price-transparency mandate

According to a new report from Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy, several of the nation’s most prominent hospitals are violating federal mandates requiring transparency in pricing.

Harmony English teacher and pro BMX rider featured in documentary with students

Omari Cato is a 5th grade English-Language Arts teacher at Harmony School of Enrichment-Houston. He’s also a professional BMX rider.

Expert tips on how to prepare for mosquito season

Local pest control company Arrow Exterminators warned of a strong mosquito season and shared ways to prevent mosquitos from swarming your home.

Tips to help businesses prepare for hurricane season

The Atlantic Hurricane Season officially kicks off on June 1 and insurance leader QBE North America offered tips for businesses to help prepare and protect against severe weather.

‘Beautiful: The Carole King Musical’ coming to Houston’s Hobby Center

Beautiful—The Carole King Musical, about the early life and career of the singer/songwriter will play the Hobby Center June 3-5.

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VIDEO: Last minute car care tips before hitting the road

Sophoan Yem and Henry Gaitan from Detail Garage Katy share car care tips before hitting the road this summer on KPRC 2+ Friday morning.

Summer power strain: the power grid and high energy prices

Founder and former President of Direct Energy, and current President of OhmConnect Energy, Don Whaley, shares energy saving tips on KPRC 2+ Tuesday morning.

New study relates stress levels to the state of our vehicles

The emotional impact of the car we drive is strong, according to a new biometric study of vehicle owners conducted by HCD Research.  In the study, participant’s feedback was compared with their brain activity as they evaluated cars in bad and good condition. Leading neuroscientists conducted the study to understand the evolving relationship people have with their vehicles.

Swimming safety tips from Olympic Medalist Cullen Jones

With temperatures rising and the summer holiday around the corner, now is the time to discuss swimming safety.

Getting storm ready with technology

Hurricane Season is nearly here and we could all use some tips on staying prepared.

How to avoid fraud after a natural disaster

Following disasters, insurance fraud can add millions of dollars paid out by insurers resulting in higher premiums. The National Insurance Crime Bureau’s President and CEO David Glawe appeared on KPRC 2 + Tuesday to share his insights on how to avoid fraud after a natural disaster.

National canine cancer registry developed to help assess status of canine cancer in US

One in four dogs will develop a tumor at some stage in their life, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Texas ‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign marks 20th anniversary

The Texas Department of Transportation’s “Click It or Ticket” campaign is in its 20th year.

Organization working to end veteran homelessness

U.S. Vets is on a mission to end veteran homelessness in the United States.

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VIDEO: Tips for protecting your money

A local financial professional appears on KPRC 2+ to discuss how you can protect you money amid geopolitical unrest and ongoing supply chain issues.

Houston Symphony presents Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 this weekend

The Houston Symphony is getting ready to kick off a weekend of performances featuring its incoming music director, internationally acclaimed conductor Juraj Valčuha.

VIDEO: Psychology expert on learning and thinking differences

Understood.org, a resource to support individuals with learning and thinking differences like ADHD and dyslexia, launched a campaign, “Be The Reason,” to build awareness of and reduce stigmas around learning and thinking differences.

It’s home renovation season! Here’s how to stay calm through your next big improvement project

Better weather, longer days and more schedule flexibility means home improvement season is here.

VIDEO: What you need to know about maintaining your home

The last two years have seen a record-high surge in people seeking their first homes, with first-time homeowners making up more than a third (34%) of all homebuyers in the last year. However, house hunting, down payments, and closing costs are just the beginning of the journey.

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