A federal complaint alleging that Houston picked up illegal dumping less frequently in Black and Latino neighborhoods has been dismissed—bringing an end to federal monitoring that residents and city leaders say helped keep their streets cleaner and safer.

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.

Residents of Cloverleaf face safety concerns as a property overrun with trash and rats becomes a homeless encampment.

Residents living near the intersection of Buffalo Speedway and Holmes Road are growing increasingly frustrated with the ongoing neglect of their neighborhood.

One week after this issue was first highlighted by KPRC 2 Investigates, we have good news to share. The debris has been removed.

Officials with the Fort Bend County Fire Marshal’s Office say teams were deployed Friday after three 55-gallon drums were illegally dumped.

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Residents in one northeast Houston community are fed up with litterbugs using their neighborhood as an illegal dumping ground.

Houston city council approved Tuesday an increase in fines for illegal dumping, the secretary’s office confirms.

A Houston man said he’s upset with trash and debris in his neighborhood.

HOUSTON – A group of neighbors has had enough of the illegal dumping plaguing their northeast Houston community. Residents say the dumping needs to stop. “For the amount of trash it was, I couldn’t believe that this was in my city,” Mosco said. Williams says the street needs cameras to catch the dumpers in action. KPRC 2 reached out to Davis, who represents the area, and the city of Houston but we have not heard back.