A young visitor is being recognized by Harris County Precinct 4 as a “Community Hero in Action” after helping rescue a turtle that may not have survived much longer without help.

A homeless man is being hailed as a hero after risking his life to save Houston firefighters during a devastating 3-alarm fire.

Spring Branch ISD recognized one of its newest police officers, who leaped into action when he saw a baby choking and saved their life.

DNA brings U.S. WWII pilot home to rest

An off-duty paramedic used his training to spring into action when his neighbor frantically found him, in need of dire help.

On Sunday night, family, friends, employees, and customers honored the life of 59-year-old Robin Baucom.

In January of 2020, KPRC 2 reporter Brandon Walker was hit by a truck in a crosswalk. He was severely injured and doesn’t remember much of that night. A few weeks later he learned a high school senior and Eagle Scout came to his rescue before an ambulance arrived. Walker and the young man have remained in touch ever since.

Not all heroes wear scrubs. The Harris Health Systems comprises of doctors, nurses, and frontline workers behind the scenes.

“And he just runs.”The suspect, they believe is a man, was captured on a ring camera at one of Nicholas’ neighbor’s home the night before on Saturday. Gutierrez said the same man drove into their driveway Saturday night shortly before midnight and asked for someone who doesn’t live here. The surveillance video shows him spending several minutes on the property. “Because you could hear the panic.”Video shows the man hightail it from the driveway in a car. They don’t know where he wound up but the family wants the police to find him.