HCC Northeast is connecting students with employers and offering no‑tuition short certificates through Houston Reconnect and Connect 2 Work. Hear from Todd Duplantis about hands‑on programs and an upcoming Houston Dynamo FC community day.

Imagine driving through an underground tunnel to reach your destination faster. The Woodlands could soon make that a reality. Elon Musk’s Boring Company has challenged cities to submit bids for a free underground tunnel project, and The Woodlands Township is all in.

A homeless encampment that had been growing for months behind a shopping center on Louetta Road was cleared Tuesday, but property managers and business owners say the move offers only temporary relief.

With Polk Street set to close, many East End residents say the loss of this critical route into downtown will make commutes longer and further isolate their community.

This follows an incident where multiple customers reportedly had reactions after consuming drinks from the same bottle on October 5th.

With Polk Street set to close, many East End residents say the loss of this critical route into downtown will make commutes longer and further isolate their community.

Governor Greg Abbott has called the rainbow crosswalk "distracting," but local leaders say it's a symbol of pride and history.

“International events like the World Cup bring an influx of visitors, and we need to make sure Houston is prepared,” Organizers said in a news release. “We cannot wait until the international spotlight is on us — we must act before that wave hits.“

A recent report from WalletHub named Texas the third least safest state in the U.S. between Florida and Mississippi.

Peace of mind is the goal in light of the tragedy in Michigan, prompting local law enforcement to step up security at churches in the Houston area, so families can feel safe going to their places of worship.

A lawsuit described the food truck park area as a “common nuisance because certain criminal activity habitually occurs there, and the Defendants knowingly tolerate and fail to make reasonable attempts to abate such criminal activity.”

The Houston city "Proposition A" committee is considering a vacant building ordinance.

A homeowner in the Third Ward has only lived in his neighborhood for eight months but is already thinking about moving out because of fear for his safety.

Houston's new traffic safety push is targeting road rage and reckless driving.

Houston police chief J. Noe Diaz called the new contract “generational” and said it will allow his department to recruit “homegrown talent.”

Houston began the month with police shooting a man who they say led them on a chase in a stolen SUV. The next day, Mayor John Whitmire announced a five-year contract agreement with the police officers’ union.

Due to a power outage last Wednesday, affecting the city's Water Plant, Mayor Ralph Bennett is asking residents to adhere to water restrictions as part of its Drought Contingency Plan until further notice.

Eric Latroy Brown has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of aggravated sexual assault and robbery

The Houston Rodeo is no stranger to strong storms. Last year in 2024, attendees were forced to scramble for safety as hail and damaging winds moved through the area.

Ironically, a few months ago the same study named Houston the second most sinful city in the U.S. right behind Las Vegas.

After 10 days on the run, Eric Latroy Brown, accused of raping a UH student at knifepoint and was mistakenly released 24 hours after he was put behind bars was recaptured by METRO police.

Lawmakers and other community leaders will hold An emergency town hall Friday at Emancipation Park in Houston's Third Ward to respond to a rise in crimes at the University of Houston campus.

The attack has sparked growing concerns among students and parents, with many calling on the university to take stronger action to improve campus security.

The University of Houston community remains on high alert after three violent incidents—two of which took place in a campus parking garage—occurred in the span of a week.

You never know the kind of weather that’ll play out in Texas and when it gets cold, residents might be so quick to stay warm, they may overlook certain risks if they’re not careful.

Houston was ranked right behind Sin City itself: Las Vegas.

Sure, Halloween is “Spooky Season,” but it’s also meant to be a fun experience. To keep things enjoyable, it’s also important for people to be aware of real-life dangers. Some of the most common accidents might not even cross our minds.

A recent report from WalletHub named Texas the third least safest state in the U.S. between Arkansas and Mississippi.

The rideshare app has expanded a new checkmark verification program among several of its new features to make things safer for drivers and passengers.

In light, of gun violence at Houston’s two biggest universities, KPRC 2 wants to know how you as a student feel about security.

With Fourth of July celebrations right around the corner, Houston city leaders are addressing what public safety and security measures will be taken to keep residents out of harm's way.

Mayor John Whitmire will meet with Houston Police Department Chief Finner and executive members of the Houston Area Police Chief Association Thursday morning to continue the conversation addressing his key high priority issues surrounding the city’s public safety.

Houston-area crime victims are calling for policies that address trauma, support victims, and tackle the root causes of crime.

Public safety is the top priority for first responders each year as tens of thousands of fans descend on the super bowl’s host city for the big game. To talk more about what it takes to help keep the big game safe is former Tampa police chief Brian Dugan, former Phoenix fire chief Kara Kalkbrenner, and Verizon frontline president Maggie Halbach.

A Harris County judge has denied a bail bond company’s request to block the 10% minimum premium rule, which was passed by the Harris County Bail Bond Board, Harris County Attorney Christian D. Menefee announced Monday.

Crime Stoppers of Houston hosted a press conference Wednesday with Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale and other area leaders to discuss public safety challenges and solutions.

Governor Greg Abbott announced Wednesday that his Public Safety Office (PSO) will administer more than $308 million in grant funding for a variety of public safety programs and services in Texas, including victims’ services, anti-human trafficking efforts, and law enforcement support.

Houston area officials will hold a permitless carry/public safety roundtable event Wednesday at 10 a.m.

MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin A 60-year-old man was murdered in broad daylight last Thursday for his conspicuous political activism and his support for President Donald Trump, The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported. Friends identified the victim as Bernell Tremmell, 60, well known for standing on street corners and with Vote Trump and Bible verse signs. He was also well-known for his philosophical, deep conversations and meant no harm to the community, according to The Journal-Sentinel. Hes just a community figure, a neighbor told The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. One area resident said he and his roommate saw authorities pull up to the scene and saw paramedics administer CPR to Trammell, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported.