Guitars N’ Cars was established in 2011, and since then - the annual event has raised more than $1,000,000 with proceeds supporting U.S. Vets.

Watching the Galapagos Tortoises cool down with showers may be the cutest thing you’ve ever seen!

From the tiniest kiddos, to health care workers and guests out for a stroll, we’re getting a peek at the renovated 26-acre space.

A man has been taken to the hospital after being struck by a METRORail train near Hermann Park.

We visited Houston's newest holiday light show. Did it live up to the hype?

The season sparkles at this holiday lights show

The Houston Police Department’s Dive Team is working to recover a body from a lake at Hermann Park on Monday, authorities said.

Some big changes are coming to Hermann Park soon.

The Houston Zoo welcomed a number of animals in 2022.

A few miles southwest of downtown Houston’s towering high-rises, University Place is a wonderland of art and architecture.

Take a few minutes, answer the questions, and see where you land on the Houston spectrum.

Celebrations have begun at the Houston Zoo as they celebrate their 100th anniversary this weekend.

On a small plot of land in Hermann Park, the Houston Zoo began with a single bison. For 80 years, the Zoo was operated by the City of Houston until 2002, when the Zoo transitioned into a non-profit organization in partnership with the city.

A two-story 1938 house with three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms on a .38-acre lot with a swimming pool

Spring Break is just around the corner and folks should expect a lot of traffic and major demand for parking spaces especially within a five-mile radius of the Texas Medical Center. So to help traffic flow smoothly, here’s your game plan for a successful Spring Break.

Hermann Park Conservatory broke ground this week on McWilliams Dog Park.

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner.

While they are considered invasive, local wildlife officials say they aren’t planning to kill off any of the Muscovy ducks that roam around Hermann Park, but rather try to get them to leave peacefully.

If you love baby animals (And, seriously, who doesn’t?), it was an awww-some year at the Houston Zoo. The beloved Hermann Park institution welcomed some insanely adorable bundles of joy into the world in 2021, including Asian Elephant calves, ocelot cubs, and a teeny-tiny lemur. If you need a dose of ooey-gooey, dopamine-induced euphoria, scroll below for a gander at the zoo’s newest residents.

Free live performances are back at Miller Outdoor Theater! Check out a list of upcoming shows.

At KPRC 2, we’re dedicated to keeping Houstonians informed. As part of our Ask 2 series, the newsroom will answer your questions about all things Houston.

Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park will offer Houston-area residents 10 free performances during August. The lineup includes a slew of Shakespeare films and musical performances.

A woman who is nine months pregnant is missing after she left a Hermann Park parking lot on Monday, authorities say.

Lucille’s 1913, chef Chris Williams’ non-profit that has donated more than 200,000 meals during the COVID-19 pandemic, will host its inaugural golf tournament on Monday, April 12, at Hermann Park. Proceeds will benefit Lucille’s 1913 and The Imani School.

Hermann Park’s Miller Outdoor Theatre will conclude their extended hiatus and return with a schedule packed full of shows for the whole family to enjoy.

The Houston Zoo opened in Hermann Park in the 1920s and acquired its first ghost just two decades later. The adventurous, German-born lion-tamer Hans Nagel was the institution’s first zookeeper. During his tenure, Nagel, a media darling who’s wild antics were fodder for local newspapers, would become a well-known figure about town.

Doreen Stoller is President of the Hermann Park Conservancy. Each morning a group of gentlemen who have been friends for decades greet me as I arrive to my office at Hermann Park Conservancy. Hermann Park Conservancy’s master plan was designed to create a space where all people would be welcomed, and where they could connect with nature and with one another. I love many things about Houston. Hermann Park is here and we are open for Houston.

HOUSTON – A Houston nurse struck and killed Friday by a vehicle near Hermann Park is being remembered for his infectious personality. Houston Police said the Lapid was struck around 6:15 a.m. by a Cadillac Sedan in the 5900 block of Fannin Street. His older sister, Dianne, said Lapid left his job as a nurse in Dallas to be closer to family. He had only been working in the ICU at Houston Methodist Hospital for about two months before tragedy struck. “He was a phenomenal nurse, a wonderful person and everyone that knew him would see that.”Diskin trained Lapid when he started at Houston Methodist.

Here are things you need to know for Tuesday, July 21:1. Houston nurse struck and killed while jogging remembered for infectious personalityA Houston nurse struck and killed Friday by a vehicle near Hermann Park is being remembered for his infectious personality. According to the Texas Department of State Health Services, about 40% of people who have tested positive for coronavirus are Hispanic. What we know about the three tropical flare-ups happening right nowThe tropics are starting to rev up. 3 things to shareWORD OF THE DAYEgest [ee-jest, ih-jest] (verb) (used with object) to discharge, as from the body; void (opposed to ingest).

HOUSTON Miller Outdoor Theater has decided to cancel all shows through August 2020 as coronavirus cases continue to spike in Houston. According to a blog post on Saturday, the move was done out of abundance of caution, said the Miller Theater Advisory Board, following the most recent county and federal guidelines. The Miller Theater Advisory Board said they are planning for a September reopening with the necessary protocols in place that meet city and state guidelines. All scheduling is taken into consideration by the theater for partners and groups to regroup and rehearse. These decisions have not been easy and we are so grateful for your support during these difficult times, the blog post said.

HOUSTON Mayor Sylvester Turner announced Thursday he plans to relocate two Confederate statues from Houston parks in commemoration of Juneteenth next week. The task force had recommended that the statues be removed from public property and not be destroyed after submitting their findings. See a full list of artwork in Houston that are connected to the Confederacy, the Civil War or slavery here. (HOUSTON PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT)George H. HermannLocation: Hermann Park, Gragg ParkDedication Date: 1981, 1943George Hermann became a benefactor to the City of Houston, donating funds and property for Hermann Park, Memorial Hermann, and Hermann Square. George H Hermann statue in Hermann Park (Houston Parks & Recreation)George Hermann statue at Gragg Park (Houston Parks and Recreation)Sam HoustonLocation: Hermann ParkDedication date: 1908Sam Houston became the first president of the Republic of Texas, first Senator of Texas, and Governor.