After months of heavy trash piling up along curbs in southwest Houston, relief finally arrived on High Star Drive and for neighbors, it felt like Christmas came early.

Houston residents across the city have reached out to KPRC 2 News for weeks with one message: their trash still isn’t being picked up.

Months-old piles of heavy trash continue to frustrate Houston residents, but city officials say help is finally on the way.

A long-standing illegal dumping site in the Houston Heights has finally been cleared, but not before months of frustration from nearby residents and business owners.

The Houston Professional Fire Fighters Association and City Controller Chris Hollins are at odds over a projected $72 million increase in overtime costs for the city's emergency services, with Hollins advocating for audits to address the budget deficit.

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Do you have junk waste or tree waste piling up in your front yard? The City of Houston says it may take longer for crews to pick it up.