HOUSTON – Students at New Caney High School have reported testing positive for the coronavirus, according to New Caney Independent School District. The district told KPRC 2 that it could not reveal which students were infected but said the local health department, parents and staff were notified about the positive cases. The district also did not say how many students had contracted the virus. New Caney ISD released the following written statement to KPRC 2:“The district follows a standard response protocol in the event of confirmed cases of COVID-19 among students or staff. Impacted students or staff are moved to the remote instruction model.”Students in New Caney ISD went back to in-person learning on Sept. 8.

The football stars of Houston were socially-distanced and masked-up as VYPE hosted it's 2020 Football Photo Shoot powered by Whataburger. Over 300 of the city's top players attended shoots at Spring Branch's Tully Stadium, Sheldon ISD's Panther Stadium and Spring ISD's Planet Ford Stadium. A special thanks to ADs Paige Hershey, Willie Amendola and Derek Fitzhenry for making this photo shoot a reality for the athletes. Check out some of our best #WhataSnaps! (Photos by Bradley Collier / VYPE Media)Click here to visit your local Whataburger and make sure to check out #WhataSnap.

NEW CANEY, Texas – Among the music, the candles, the hugs and tears there were loving memories shared of 17-year-old Joshua Givens at New Caney High School Tuesday night. Several dozen people -- including family, friends, teammates and faculty members -- held a candlelight vigil to honor the high school junior. Givens was killed in an apparent hit-and-run on Sunday morning while walking home from a friend's quinceanera. "There's no words to explain," Del Angel replied when asked how much she would miss her friend. A viewing will be held Wednesday for Givens at the Grand Parkway Church in Porter.