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Woman accused of setting fire in East End that killed Houston firefighter has bond set at $100K
Read full article: Woman accused of setting fire in East End that killed Houston firefighter has bond set at $100K38-year-old Yesenia Mendez is charged with 1st degree arson in East End warehouse fire that killed one Houston firefighter.
Houston woman arrested for arson in connection to deadly East End warehouse fire that killed HFD firefighter
Read full article: Houston woman arrested for arson in connection to deadly East End warehouse fire that killed HFD firefighter38-year-old Yesenia Mendez is charged with 1st degree arson in East End warehouse fire that killed one Houston firefighter.
‘They are lying on my son’: Mother claims Cy-Fair ISD officer’s actions against son were unjustified
Read full article: ‘They are lying on my son’: Mother claims Cy-Fair ISD officer’s actions against son were unjustifiedA Cypress Springs High School student’s mom is speaking out after an encounter involving her son and a district police officer.
DANGLING DANGER: Chunk of utility pole replaced by CenterPoint Energy left dangling on new pole
Read full article: DANGLING DANGER: Chunk of utility pole replaced by CenterPoint Energy left dangling on new poleCenterPoint Energy continues to repair its infrastructure from a double punch of the May derecho followed by Hurricane Beryl. But their work is turning some heads in the process.
CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Woman takes down purse snatchers at Houston coffee shop
Read full article: CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Woman takes down purse snatchers at Houston coffee shopSurveillance video shared by coffee shop shows the woman taking off as soon as her purse is snatched and the two thieves take off running. They didn’t run fast enough because the woman was right behind them and showed them what time it was.
Houston-area athletes shine at U.S. Olympic track and field trials
Read full article: Houston-area athletes shine at U.S. Olympic track and field trialsThe U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials in Eugene, Oregon, have ended, with several athletes from the Houston area having competed for a chance to represent the United States at the Paris Olympics.
South Texas coast dodges direct hit from Tropical Storm Alberto, using the opportunity to prepare
Read full article: South Texas coast dodges direct hit from Tropical Storm Alberto, using the opportunity to prepareThe first tropical system of the year is missing the United States, but that doesn’t mean we’re not feeling the impacts.
Q&A: FEMA answers questions on disaster declaration, federal funding, and new programs for Houston area after storms
Read full article: Q&A: FEMA answers questions on disaster declaration, federal funding, and new programs for Houston area after storms'Do I have to pay for things upfront? How long will a reimbursement take?' 'Why did I get denied for FEMA benefits?' 'Does FEMA check immigration status?' KPRC 2 asked FEMA all these questions and more to get the answers you need following the recent storms in our area.
Gentrification debate arises as developers build multistory townhomes in Acres Homes
Read full article: Gentrification debate arises as developers build multistory townhomes in Acres HomesThe Acres Homes neighborhood developed during World War I. Warren Fitzgerald Muhammad’s family moved in shortly after Black Americans were able to purchase land.
Baytown special education teacher accused of assaulting student with autism, cameras being reviewed
Read full article: Baytown special education teacher accused of assaulting student with autism, cameras being reviewedBaytown Special Education teacher accused of giving autistic student bloody nose after throwing them on floor.