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KPRC 2 INVESTIGATES


New search warrant requests Google Docs in probe involving Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, team

A new search warrant has emerged in the criminal investigation focused on how an $11-million dollar vaccine outreach contract was awarded by Harris County to Elevate Strategies.

U.S. Senators urge federal investigation on Hertz rental car company after customers wrongfully accused of driving stolen rental cars

Federal lawmakers are urging the federal government to investigate Hertz’s business practices after customers were wrongfully accused of driving rental cars that were reported as stolen.

Texas Rangers execute search warrant at office of Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo

The Texas Rangers executed a search warrant Friday at the office of Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo. Sources told KPRC 2 that the warrant was related to a contract for COVID-19 vaccine outreach, but no official word has been released.

Amid Russia-Ukraine conflict, KPRC 2 Investigates asked questions and got answers about the safety of American nuclear facilities

Amid Russia-Ukraine conflict, KPRC 2 Investigates asked questions and got answers about the safety of American nuclear facilities

VIDEO EXPLAINER: Why you’re paying more for gas and groceries

What are you paying for when you fill up your gas tank?

Harris County pretrial services seeing caseloads and monitoring drop

It was last November that KPRC 2 Investigates first examined how Pretrial Services operations were being conducted in Bexar County, which also includes San Antonio.

Another case involving HPD officer tied to deadly Harding Street raid has been dismissed

Another case involving an HPD officer tied to the investigation in the aftermath of the deadly Harding Street raid has been dismissed.

Spring break vacation: 4 places you should try, 4 you should forget

Some travel experts are comparing this coming spring break to a prison break. It makes sense when you consider that millions of Americans have been cooped-up in their homes because of COVID-19 restrictions for far too long and many are just now ready to break free and take a real vacation.

Hertz files thousands of auto theft reports against customers annually

Hundreds of former customers across the country claim they were unfairly targeted, accused, and sometimes arrested at gunpoint after Hertz falsely claimed they had stolen rental cars.

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Is the Texas Clear Alert System under utilized?

Texas CLEAR Alert system established to help locate people between the ages of 18-64 who are reported missing.

Hertz rental car company ordered by federal judge to disclose number of customers accused of driving stolen vehicles

KPRC 2 Investigates has been tracking developments connected to Hertz. The rental car company is battling hundreds of customers who say they were falsely accused of auto theft after renting cars.

3D printer, several weapons discovered inside home where suspect accused of shooting 3 HPD officers surrendered

Caballero is now facing three state counts of attempted capital murder of HPD officers, and he is also federally charged with possession of a machine gun and felon in possession of a firearm.

Events postponed again: Here is what you need to know about buying tickets right now

New COVID concerns are causing the cancellation of many events and concerts. Now, ticket holders are wondering what to do and some are worried about buying tickets to future events, like the Houston rodeo shows. We have what you need to know about buying tickets right now.

KPRC 2 Investigates: Student loan borrowers hit with credit score penalty

About 1 in every 8 people in the U.S. has student loan debt. Payments for about 80% of those borrowers have been deferred or postponed until May 1, 2022; but one man says his loan servicer reported his account delinquent, causing a big drop in his credit score.

Former Fort Bend Co. Sheriff Troy Nehls shares his experience inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021

Former Fort Bend County Sheriff, U.S. Rep. Troy Nehls (R) Tx-Dist. 22 was on his third day in Congress when hundreds of people who refused to believe President Donald Trump lost the election stormed the Capitol building. in Washington D.C.

KPRC 2 Investigates: Holiday return headaches, third-party shipping issues

If you are returning something you got over the holidays - it might not be as easy as in the past specially if it's a larger item. A record number of people shopped online this holiday season. That combined with the pandemic and shipping supply issues means the holiday returns season is shaping up to be a challenge. KPRC 2 Investigates is looking into third party shipping issues.

Residents in Sienna neighborhood on edge after two homes burglarized on New Year’s Eve

After learning two of his neighbor’s homes were burglarized on New Year’s Eve, Sienna resident Samson Bouri had a message for anyone looking to do the same to him.

KPRC 2 Investigates: Houston bishop charged with bigamy

The Harris County District Attorney’s Office has charged a Houston man with bigamy, the crime of being married to more than one person, which is outlawed in all 50 states.

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US Representative Troy Nehls calls on FAA to audit Houston Airport Systems over delayed terminal project at IAH

In August, U.S. Representative Troy Nehls told KPRC 2 Investigates he had questions over how the Mickey Leland International Terminal Program at Bush Intercontinental Airport was being managed by the Houston Airports System and its director Mario Diaz.

Changes at the Houston Airports System? Several council members respond to KPRC 2′s investigation

Changes are coming to the Houston Airports System according to the city’s Mayor Pro-Tem, Dave Martin.

2021 KPRC 2 Investigates stories you don’t want to miss

Take a look at some of the biggest stories KPRC 2 Investigates shared in 2021, from an update to that African art in a warehouse to COVID-19 testing.

ROAD DEBRIS: Woman avoids serious injury but totals her car after hitting a tire on Loop 610

Road debris is a dangerous problem KPRC 2 Investigates has reported on in recent months and now yet another driver is facing trouble after what she encountered on Houston’s 610 Loop.

KPRC 2 Investigates: Astroworld tragedy attorney ads skyrocket, warning about your private information

The ads online and on TV from Astroworld festival attorneys are in overdrive. As we see with every tragedy, there are always bad guys who will try to cash in. KPRC 2 Investigates has what you need to know about sending your personal information out and also advice for screening potential attorneys.

Bond Crisis: A Solution for Houston?

Scrutiny over Harris County’s felony bond system has increased in the wake of the surge in violent felony crimes over the last year.

KPRC 2 Investigates: 95 year-old viewer fights back against water bill overcharge

The City of Houston has raised water rates but customers are questioning the *accuracy* of the meter readings. KPRC 2 Investigates has one man’s story that puts the problem into perspective.

‘Extremely complex’: Lead attorney in 2017 Las Vegas shooting assesses Astroworld Festival case

The Route 91 Harvest Country Music Festival on Oct. 1, 2017, was the last major tragedy at a concert in the United States.

EXCLUSIVE: Videos, photos from private jet crash near Houston

KPRC 2 Investigates has obtained exclusive video and photos of the aftermath of an Oct. 19, private jet crash in Brookshire.

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KPRC 2 Investigates: Red flags to look for when hiring attorney after Astroworld tragedy

Dozens of lawsuits are in the works and more are coming up after the Astroworld tragedy. KPRC 2 Investigates has what you need to know before hiring an attorney for yourself, or even your teenager who may have been at the festival.

Avoid becoming a victim of ‘Jugging’. Here are 3 things you can do to protect yourself

KPRC2 Investigator Bill Spencer shows you three ways to beat the juggers at their own game.

Don’t Get Robbed This Holiday Season

You’ve seen the videos of people running up, snatching purses or other shopping bags from unsuspecting victims. Law enforcement calls them “juggers” who are targeting those who are vulnerable and distracted.

KPRC 2 Investigates IRS backlog frustration and how you can get help

KPRC 2 investigates the IRS backlog and how it’s impacting people in our area. Right now, the United States Treasury is still working on some 9 million tax returns from 2020. The delays are causing a domino effect for business owners who need their tax returns to get emergency disaster loans. One Woodlands couple called KPRC 2 Investigates because they worry they will have to close their business if they can’t get help soon.

Grand Jury Declines to charge Commissioner Rodney Ellis in African Art case

A Harris County grand jury declined to criminally charge Commissioner Rodney Ellis in the African art case.

Social media goes crazy after KPRC 2 sports reporter makes World Series song suggestion

It feels like I should do a “KPRC 2 Investigates” special on this. Maybe, a “Spencer Solves It?”

Harris County sidesteps state for air quality monitoring

Harris County is steadily building out a network of Air Quality Monitors, in part, because the state’s network of monitors has a history of being unreliable during times when people need them most, according to a Harris County Commissioner.

Texas’ air quality monitors were offline during critical periods, KPRC 2 Investigates confirm

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, just before Hurricane Harvey arrived, disconnected dozens of air quality monitors in the Houston area.

Harris County DA’s Office questions city of Houston about policies, procedures

Some are calling the questions tied to a housing project in Clear Lake an investigation, but the city of Houston told KPRC 2 Investigates it is a “review”.

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Massive private African art collection under control of commissioner Rodney Ellis remains in public shed

The massive private African art collection inside of a county maintenance shed in Precinct One sits still, two weeks after movers were allowed to start showing up.

Mug shot: Twin claims he was sleeping when he stabbed 17-year-old sister, prosecutors say

The bond for Benjamin Elliot is set at $100,000. He didn’t appear in court, he’s in the mental health unit. Prosecutors say he admitted to stabbing his sister in the neck, but claims he was dreaming/sleeping at the time. They say when he realized it wasn’t a dream and he had stabbed his sister, he called 911 and the operator told him to perform CPR. Then, he alerted his parents who can be heard screaming on the 911 call.

KPRC 2 Investigates: Suspects charged with killing someone while out on bond in Harris County

Theresa Seck was to have celebrated her brother’s birthday nearly two weeks ago. Instead, she finds herself - like so many others - without a response to a one word question, why?

KPRC 2 Investigates: Police say thieves targeting catalytic converters at higher rate than ever before

Thieves are targeting catalytic converters over any other car part at an unprecedented rate in Houston, leaving thousands of dollars of damage behind for the victims.

Some Haitian migrants remain determined to stay in US, while others reconsider

KPRC 2 Investigates spoke with several Haitian immigrants who remain at an encampment just across from Del Rio in the Mexican border city of Ciudad Acuna. Many there said they were aware of the US Government’s plans for mass expulsions of Haitian immigrants, but are still determined to stay in the US.

HPD using new law to crack down on those paying for sex

The day Texas’s new law regarding solicitation of prostitution went into effect, Houston police ran a sting operation in an area known as the “Bissonnet Track.”

KPRC 2 Investigates: Trash workers caught on camera not recycling

How would you feel if you found out all your hard work at protecting the environment, separating your recyclables from your normal trash, everyday, was for nothing? That your trash collection company was actually taking your recyclables, adding it to the landfill and charging you extra money for it. KPRC 2 Investigates obtained video footage of the trash workers in action and we tracked down the company owner to get answers.

Publicly warehoused African art on the move? Ownership still not authenticated

It has been over 18 months since KPRC 2 Investigates revealed a Harris County maintenance shed under the control of County Commissioner Rodney Ellis was secretly housing a massive African art collection.

Stranded then snubbed? KPRC 2 Investigates finds you may have a hard time getting help if you get bad gasoline in your vehicle

When gas station pumps dispense contaminated fuel into your tank it can cause thousands of dollars in damage. The station that sold the gas is ultimately responsible but lawmakers made a change recently that seems to be giving gas stations selling bad fuel a pass. Our KPRC 2 Investigates team met with one Galveston man who has been dealing with one bad gas problem and we’ve also uncovered new information about why it may be so hard for him to get answers.

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20 years after 9/11: How the world has changed

How have we changed since Sept. 11, 2001?

Examining Harris County District Attonery Kim Ogg’s high profile cases

Legal experts tell KPRC 2 Investigates that politics may be a factor in the selection of high-profile cases, many of which are dropped, dismissed, or fail to secure convictions.

KPRC 2 Undercover Investigation: Job training scam targets Houstonians looking for work

Job layoffs and furloughs from the start of the pandemic left thousands of Houstonians unemployed and looking for work.

KPRC 2 Investigates: Still homeless after big freeze, woman says insurance company is ghosting her

Almost seven months since a big pipe burst during the February freeze and one Houston woman is still waiting on repairs so she can get back into her home. She reached out to KPRC 2 Investigates when her insurance company seems to have disappeared. While digging for answers, our Investigates team was shocked at one response we got from the company.

Mayor Turner administration puts city’s government transparency project on hold

Almost every other major city in the U.S. does it, but Houston does not.

Lakewood Church: Be careful where you get your Kanye tickets

HOUSTON - Kanye West's 7 p.m. Sunday performance at Lakewood Church is expected to draw a sell-out crowd of some 17,000 people, but all of those tickets are supposed to be absolutely free and available to everyone. Lakewood Church issued this statement about tickets: "In regards to tickets being sold on StubHub, all of the tickets are non-transferable. Lakewood wants to warn everyone that all tickets posted on StubHub or any other ticketing sites are fraud". Lakewood Church said free, general admission tickets to the show can be obtained through Ticketmaster.com or the Ticketmaster app beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday. Lakewood said anything other than Ticketmaster tickets will be considered fraudulent.

Border crisis: How new US policy is shifting the numbers at the border

Since the beginning of the year, KPRC 2 Investigates has chronicled the crisis unfolding along our border with Mexico. Copyright 2019 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.

News 2 Know: Search continues for missing Kemah employee, 2 HPD officers hurt in crash & more

Read more2 HPD officers injured in crash while chasing group involved in ATM theft, police sayKPRC Two Houston police officers are recovering after a crash in west Harris County. Two Houston police officers are recovering after a crash in west Harris County. Read moreAll of Houston's liquidation warehouses where you can score stuff for cheapKPRC We've told you about several liquidation warehouses in Houston, but one of the businesses is changing up its business model. We've told you about several liquidation warehouses in Houston, but one of the businesses is changing up its business model. This football season, KPRC 2 is bringing you awesome prizes and bragging rights with our Pro Football U Pick Em!

News 2 Know: Search continues for missing Kemah employee, 2 HPD officers hurt in crash & more

Read more2 HPD officers injured in crash while chasing group involved in ATM theft, police sayKPRC Two Houston police officers are recovering after a crash in west Harris County. Two Houston police officers are recovering after a crash in west Harris County. Read moreAll of Houston's liquidation warehouses where you can score stuff for cheapKPRC We've told you about several liquidation warehouses in Houston, but one of the businesses is changing up its business model. We've told you about several liquidation warehouses in Houston, but one of the businesses is changing up its business model. This football season, KPRC 2 is bringing you awesome prizes and bragging rights with our Pro Football U Pick Em!

Officials search home of private gun seller believed to have sold weapon to Odessa shooting suspect

ODESSA, Texas - KPRC 2 Investigates has learned from federal law enforcement sources that investigators served a search warrant at the Midland-Odessa area at the home of the private gun seller who sold the weapons used by Seth Ator. Ator, 36, is accused of killing seven people and wounding 22 others during a shooting spree in West Texas last weekend. The search was part of the investigation into the private sale of the gun used by Ator. In Texas, private firearm sales do not require a background check. The gunshots struck one of two troopers inside the patrol car, Cesinger said, after which the gunman fled and continued shooting.

UH fraternity indicted for 2016 hazing incident

HOUSTON - KPRC 2 Investigates has learned that the University of Houstons Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity has been indicted by a grand jury for a second time. It's a rare move for a grand jury to indict an entire group and not a list of individuals. The grand jury again voted to indict the fraternity for the unlawful hazing of one of its pledge members in November 2016. Students reactSeveral UH students had opinions on the developments. "Background: UH placed the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity under interim suspension on July 21, 2017, until completion of an administrative investigation.

UH's Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity indicted on hazing allegations

KPRC 2 Investigates has learned that the University of Houstons Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity has been indicted by a grand jury for a second time.

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