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‘That is disgusting!’ Comedian Michael Yo competes against Derrick in ‘MaYO Madness’
Read full article: ‘That is disgusting!’ Comedian Michael Yo competes against Derrick in ‘MaYO Madness’Michael Yo is an actor, comedian and host who also happens to be from the Bayou City. He stopped by Studio B to chat about his latest projects, and to play "MaYO Madness."
Coach “O” putting Cypress Springs on H-Town High School football map
Read full article: Coach “O” putting Cypress Springs on H-Town High School football mapCypress Springs third-year head coach Oji Fagan has been “chopping” his way through the Houston high school football wilderness to lead his Panthers to a 3-0 record entering district play.
Happy 713 Day, Houston! From Astros to Rockets, celebrate the Bayou City with these 5 events
Read full article: Happy 713 Day, Houston! From Astros to Rockets, celebrate the Bayou City with these 5 eventsWhile July 13 is not Houston’s birthday, it’s Houston’s unofficial holiday that celebrates the Bayou City.
‘Human trafficking is going to happen’: The darker side of sporting events ahead of the Final Four
Read full article: ‘Human trafficking is going to happen’: The darker side of sporting events ahead of the Final FourIn the first two months of 2023, Houston police made 298 arrests dealing with prostitution, purchasing prostitution, and human trafficking. With hundreds of thousands of fans expected in the Bayou City through Monday during the NCAA Final Four, advocates and law enforcement are gearing up for human trafficking cases.
Local artist Lizbeth Ortiz pays homage to Mexican icons who made history in Midtown Houston for Hispanic Heritage Month
Read full article: Local artist Lizbeth Ortiz pays homage to Mexican icons who made history in Midtown Houston for Hispanic Heritage MonthThis Hispanic Heritage Month, Midtown Houston is honoring Mexican history and culture in a way that all Houstonians get to experience.
Astros mega fan, rapper Paul Wall, opens KPRC 2 broadcast with special message: Go Behind-the-Scenes of our special shoot
Read full article: Astros mega fan, rapper Paul Wall, opens KPRC 2 broadcast with special message: Go Behind-the-Scenes of our special shootHouston Astros mega fan and famed rapper Paul Wall spent part of his day in the Bayou City with KPRC 2, shooting a special message to open our KPRC 2 6 p.m. broadcast.
Daniella Guzman is coming back to KPRC 2: Here’s what people are saying about her return to Houston news
Read full article: Daniella Guzman is coming back to KPRC 2: Here’s what people are saying about her return to Houston newsHouston’s own Daniella Guzman is returning to the Bayou City in January to share the news with you at 6 and 10 p.m., Monday through Friday.
H-town sob spots: Houston TikToker hilariously breaks down the city’s best locations for a mini -- or major -- meltdown
Read full article: H-town sob spots: Houston TikToker hilariously breaks down the city’s best locations for a mini -- or major -- meltdownCan’t weep at home for whatever reason? Get in a good weep and one of these Houston locations recommended by a local TikToker.
Houston Symphony brings the fiesta to Jones Hall with free special Hispanic Heritage Month performance
Read full article: Houston Symphony brings the fiesta to Jones Hall with free special Hispanic Heritage Month performanceThe Houston Symphony is honoring the Bayou City’s rich Hispanic culture by bringing its annual Fiesta Sinfónica concert to Jones Hall.
‘PIVOT!’: ‘Friends’ parody is coming to Houston this October to Hobby Center for the Performing Arts
Read full article: ‘PIVOT!’: ‘Friends’ parody is coming to Houston this October to Hobby Center for the Performing ArtsThe Bayou City will bring our favorite ‘Friends’ to the Hobby Center stage this fall; well, a parody version of them, anyway.
HISTORY LESSON: Malatesta; Freed talk High School Sports - Past, Present, and Future
Read full article: HISTORY LESSON: Malatesta; Freed talk High School Sports - Past, Present, and FutureVYPE's Matt Malatesta and H-Town High School Sports' Todd Freed sat down in the VYPE Studios to talk the world of high school sports in the Bayou City.
Crawfish or crab legs? Enjoy all-you-can-eat seafood with family and friends at Annual ‘Cajun AF’ Festival
Read full article: Crawfish or crab legs? Enjoy all-you-can-eat seafood with family and friends at Annual ‘Cajun AF’ FestivalHOUSTON – Got a taste for all-you-can-eat crawfish or crab legs? The Bayou City is welcoming the taste of Louisiana once again with the Annual Cajun AF Festival on Saturday, April 3, 2021. Known for being one of the biggest seafood boils brought to Houston, the family-friendly event will be held at Live Oak Houston, located at 2533 Southmore Blvd. Over the past few years, nearly 2,000 seafood lovers have attended the festival for a feast of crawfish, crab, shrimp, sausage, potatoes and corn, featuring entertainment from the city’s top DJs. Some passes are available free of charge, while other ticket options include all-you-can-eat crawfish or all-you-can-eat crab and shrimp, or both.
THSCA Leadership Makes Stop in Houston to Spread Safety Initiative
Read full article: THSCA Leadership Makes Stop in Houston to Spread Safety InitiativeThe powers of the Texas High School Coaches Association made a stop in Houston, bringing the F.A.S.T. Hosted by HISD athletic director Andre Walker at Delmar Fieldhouse, Executive Director Joe Martin, and Assistant Executive Director Glen West were on hand to relay the initiative. The F.A.S.T. Clinic is to teach coaches the proper techniques to instruct their players to lead with their shoulders and not their heads. VYPE's Matt Malatesta caught up with Martin and West to get their thoughts on the THSCA's initiative.
VYPE Houston Preseason Private School Baseball Rankings
Read full article: VYPE Houston Preseason Private School Baseball RankingsThe Private School landscape in the city of Houston is healthy. Between the Southwest Preparatory Conference and the TAPPS big and small schools, the Bayou City has some legit contenders to bring home titles. There are tons of challengers across the city, so let the games begin. Here are the 2021 VYPE Houston Preseason Private School Baseball Rankings! CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE 2021 VYPE BASEBALL/SOFTBALL MAGAZINECLICK HERE TO PURCHASE 2021 VYPE BASEBALL/SOFTBALL PHOTOSAdCLICK HERE TO VIEW FULL DIGITAL MAGAZINE1) Kinkaid Falcons2) Lutheran South Academy Pioneers3) Episcopal Knights4) The Woodlands Christian Academy Warriors5) Concordia Lutheran CrusadersOthers to Watch: St. Thomas, St. Pius X, Second Baptist School, Emery/Weiner, Fort Bend Christian Academy, Bay Area Christian, Cypress Christian, John Cooper School
VYPE Houston Boy's Soccer Top 20 (Photo Gallery) presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors
Read full article: VYPE Houston Boy's Soccer Top 20 (Photo Gallery) presented by Academy Sports + OutdoorsHere's a trivia question for you…Over the past 20 years, how many boys' teams for the city of Houston have won a public school state soccer championship? The Bayou City hopes to make it four this Spring as soccer squads are in a mad-dash for a ring. 20 SharpstownFor all the ways you love to play, Academy Sports and Outdoors makes easier than ever to gear up and have fun out there! Get free shipping on your favorite brands at academy.com or get free curbside or in-store pick-up at your Academy store. Gear up this Spring at Academy Sports and Outdoors.
VYPE Houston Girl's Soccer Top 20 (Photo Gallery)
Read full article: VYPE Houston Girl's Soccer Top 20 (Photo Gallery)The Woodlands is loaded with select, stud athletes led by Marley Krach (Miami) and Samone Knight (West Virginia). The Highlanders have to go through a brutal Region II playoff gauntlet, but coach Dina Graves has done it before. In Class 6A Region III, it's Ridge Point, Memorial, and Tompkins who are the favorites to reach state. AdHere is a look at the city's top schools in our Top 20 public school rankings. 20 Klein Oak
The H-Town Hot 100: Rankings from No. 51-100
Read full article: The H-Town Hot 100: Rankings from No. 51-100The VYPE Hot 100 showcases the best of the best recruits for the Class of 2021. Like always, the Bayou City is loaded with future college stars. There was not a summer camp circuit for players to go showcase their talents at. But VYPE has still done what we have always done when it comes to previewing Texas high school football here in Houston. CLICK HERE TO PRE-ORDER THE 2020 VYPE HOUSTON FOOTBALL PREVIEW MAGAZINECLICK HERE TO ORDER PHOTOS
Here is where Houstonians say they get the best queso
Read full article: Here is where Houstonians say they get the best quesoWe asked our audience which restaurants make the best queso in the Houston area and received several recommendations. There are multiple locations in the Houston area. There are multiple locations to choose from. There are multiple locations to choose from. There are multiple Houston locations to choose from.
You have to see inside this tropical-inspired River Oaks home that’s up for grabs for $2.5 million
Read full article: You have to see inside this tropical-inspired River Oaks home that’s up for grabs for $2.5 millionBe sure to take a look at this tropical-inspired home situated in the exclusive River Oaks neighborhood that’s up for grabs for $2,450,000. Located at 2504 Inwood Drive, the two-story retreat sits on a quarter-acre lot and boasts three to five bedrooms, three full baths, two half baths and 6,192 square feet of space. Here’s a look at more details from the official listing:“Spacious master suite with private deck and recently updated master bath. A private study completes this retreat. 2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)2504 Inwood Drive (HAR)
Houston had the most dog attacks of postal workers in the country in 2019
Read full article: Houston had the most dog attacks of postal workers in the country in 20191 city in the country when it comes to the most dog attacks reported by mail carriers, the U.S. The Bayou City recorded 85 dog attacks in 2019 while Dallas, ranked No. Texas ranks second overall with a total of 491 dog attacks statewide. Nationwide, dog attacks fell to 5,280 in 2019, which is 200 lower than 2018 according to the release. “We are confident we can keep moving the trends of attacks downward, and ramping up overall awareness for everyone is the best way to do that.”USPS will be highlighting postal worker safety next week as part of National Dog Biting Awareness Week, which is June 14-20.
New study says Houston has the most congested roadway in all of Texas
Read full article: New study says Houston has the most congested roadway in all of TexasHOUSTON – Houston drivers will not be surprised to learn, the Bayou City has some of the most congested roadways in Texas, according to a new study. N Loop W Fwy/IH 610North Fwy/IH 45 to Katy Fwy/IH 10/US 90. North Fwy/IH 45Sam Houston Tollway N to N Loop Fwy/IH 610. Katy Fwy/IH 10/US 90Sam Houston Tollway W/SL 8 to W Loop N Fwy/IH 610. Katy Fwy/IH 10/US 90W Loop N Fwy/IH 610 to North Fwy/IH 45.
12 of the best train adventures for Houston kids who love locomotives
Read full article: 12 of the best train adventures for Houston kids who love locomotivesChug along on a train that takes you through a massive shark tank, climb aboard a wooden playground packed with replica trains or chow down on some of the Bayou City's best seafood in an...
Best pancakes in Houston: This is where KPRC viewers recommend
Read full article: Best pancakes in Houston: This is where KPRC viewers recommendHOUSTON – Wednesday is National Pancake Day and there are lots of options to get amazing flapjacks in the Bayou City. On top of popular chains like IHOP and Denny's, there is a wide array of local hot spots that won’t disappoint. Among those are places like Buffalo Grille, The Breakfast Klub and Dish Society, which are among popular brunch places with locals. Snooze: an AM Eatery and The Toasted Yolk Café are also crowd-pleasers, according to Yelp. Here are the favorite places you suggested via KPRC's social media accounts.
When was the coldest day ever in Houston?
Read full article: When was the coldest day ever in Houston?The coldest day in Houston’s history was on Jan. 18, 1930, when a temperature of 5 degrees was recorded downtown. The next day, the mercury dipped to 7 degrees at Bush Airport, marking the coldest temperature ever recorded there. December 1989 turned out to be the coldest month in history for not only Houston, but also Galveston and College Station. AdThe most snow ever recorded in Houston is a whopping 20 inches that fell on Valentine’s Day in 1895. It’s worth pointing out that, on average, January is the coldest month of the year for Houston.
What you need to know about the blue tiles on Houston’s streets
Read full article: What you need to know about the blue tiles on Houston’s streetsHe and his wife created the Blue Tile Project in 2015 as a way to document and preserve the remaining blue tile street signs of Houston. Sanchez said initially they only knew of 20 street signs, but thanks to social media and the app they created called the Blue Tile Project App , they've located 3,450 blue tiles through geotags. The blue tiles still exist all around the city, you just have to find them. AdIn the parking lot of Spring Streets Studios, there are more than 75 blue tile street signs that have been salvaged and placed at each parking spot. Above the doors at 8th Wonder Brewery in East Downtown Houston, there are blue tiles Sanchez made for the beer company.
From the Bayou City to the Super Bowl: Brandon LaFell's wife talks with KPRC
Read full article: From the Bayou City to the Super Bowl: Brandon LaFell's wife talks with KPRCHOUSTON – Brandon LaFell's roots begin in the Bayou City. He graduated from Lamar High School -- that is where he met the woman who would become his wife. "You know, junior year we started talking," said Kristen LaFell, Brandon's wife. In his first year in New England, LaFell has a chance to win a Super Bowl. "I think he looks at it as 'I've got to get here and I've got to show out.