Healthcare workers can clean out their closets and contribute to sustainability by participating in the "Scrubs That Don’t Suck" program at the Houston Marriott Medical Center. From April 4 to April 6, medical professionals can drop off old scrubs and receive a $50 credit toward new FIGS scrubs. This initiative not only helps reduce textile waste—often overlooked in the healthcare industry—but also provides a convenient solution for workers to refresh their uniforms.

As Rodeo Houston unfolds, many might wonder how the event maintains its cleanliness, particularly in terms of recycling.

Recycling is an important step towards conserving energy and reducing pollution. Here are some do’s and don’ts of recycling that can help you make a positive impact:

Our story about 92-year-old Navy war veteran Jessie Lara reached people across the country who wanted to thank him for his service. One of those people is Chris Green. He is a Houston native who now lives in Brownsville where he runs a marine recycling company called EMR U.S.A. Green sent Jessie a set of challenge coins made from the metals removed from old U.S. Naval ships when they were recycled.

This local company has a mission of preventing the spread of textiles and recyclable items to landfills.

Looking to buy a new car seat for your little one? Target’s car seat trade-in event returns this Saturday at Houston-area Target locations.

Looking to buy a new car seat for your little one? Target’s car seat trade-in event returns this Saturday at Houston-area Target locations.

Halloween is over and gone, but you may wonder what you can do with that jack-o-lantern on your front porch.

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.

Looking to buy a new car seat for your little one? Target’s car seat trade-in event returns this Saturday at Houston-area Target locations.

Houston artist Grant Maniér could be defined as a Renaissance man.

Earth Day is a day we're all supposed to focus on how we can protect our planet, making it cleaner and healthier for people and wildlife. You don't have to change your whole life. If everyone starts small, we could make a big change. Here are five things you can do starting today to make a difference.

If you have some old electronics you want to get rid of, Amazon will pay you for them. You can search all of the products Amazons Trade-in Program will take off your hands. If you accept Amazons offer, they send you a label so you can ship your old device to them for free. Once they receive it and confirm the product is as you described, youll get an Amazon gift card in the amount the company quoted. Right now, if you trade in an old device, Amazon will also give you 20% off one of its own.