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Bus routes are being cut as districts struggle with funding, leading many students to walk to school

This week, the state-installed superintendent of HISD sat down with KPRC 2 Investigates to call attention to the district’s successes during his first year at the helm.

KPRC 2 Investigates looks into the tragic story of Robin Puryear, whose death might be tied to suicide, shedding light on the importance of suicide prevention. We are stressing the need to recognize warning signs and reach out for help through resources like the national crisis hotline, 988.

The Public Utility Commission of Texas mandates that individual electricity customers with certain health conditions be afforded certain rights regarding power service.

KPRC 2 Investigates Joel Eisenbaum wanted to know what that process was like to obtain a medical prescription for marijuana products.

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At the center of the controversy, the Mayor, Fred Burton, has leveled an allegation that one city council member, Ebony Sanco, does not live within the city limits.

Houston police are using trauma therapists to help clear the massive backlog of sexual assault cases deactivated by the department’s Special Victims Division.

Despite challenges, Houston Metro's Silver Line in the Galleria area is paving the way for similar routes in the future.

On the eve of the Houston Texans face-off against the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Divisional Round, KPRC 2′s Joel Eisenbaum is on a mission, find any Ravens fans potentially in our midst.

It’s been three years since Texas State University student Jason Landry disappeared. For his father, Kent Landry, he does not believe his son is alive.

The son accused of killing his NFL dad and mother is expected to begin the third trial against him Monday morning. The first two trials against him ended in hung juries.

Sources within the Houston Fire Department said that a cardiac arrest patient waited 29 minutes for an ambulance to arrive, while firefighters on the scene administered CPR.

Three suspects are in police custody Wednesday following a pro-active investigation that ended with one of the men running into a crowded day care and hiding in a closet, KPRC 2 has learned.

Government leaders spent hundreds of millions of public funds to rebuild in the five years since Hurricane Harvey. The spending is not done yet because of a new $1.2 billion bond in voters hands come November 8th. KPRC 2 Investigates looks at what went right and wrong with the assistance programs.

Extended interview with Jason Landry's father about his son's disappearance and the subsequent investigation.

KPRC 2 Investigates looks into some local doctors who are in big trouble with the Texas Medical Board. One of these doctors is a convicted felon.

HOUSTON – In September, news broke that a brain-eating amoeba was responsible for the death of a 6-year-old Lake Jackson boy. Just how rare is it to be infected with a brain-eating amoeba? Source of exposureAuthorities said that McIntye came in contact with the amoeba (also called naegleria fowleri) from the public drinking water. According to the CDC, males made up 75% of the cases and they were predominantly between 5 and 14 years old. source:CDCAre neighborhoods testing their drinking water?

A historic home in Fulshear, Texas is on the verge of being demolished. FULSHEAR, Texas – A historic home in Fulshear, Texas is on the verge of being demolished. “It’s the only building that’s been here because of the fire in 1910 that’s still around,” Mayor Aaron Groff said. Sonya Simmons, a local realtor, resident and member of both the city’s historic preservation commission, is doing everything she can to save the structure. The city wants proof that there is interest in private entities stepping forward to fund the renovation.

HOUSTON – For months, Channel 2 Investigates has been keeping tabs on a $30 million Harris County COVID-19 Relief Fund. According to data from Harris County, more than 500,000 people applied for relief funds. Ward says she was on the phone “all day long," when she applied for Harris County COVID-19 relief funds. On July 26, the county replied:“As you know, Harris County contracted with the Greater Houston Community Foundation to administer the Harris County COVID-19 Relief Fund. KPRC 2 has not been able to independently verify the data used to create the COVID-19 Relief fund dashboard.

Dr. Immanuel passionately touted the positives she says she has seen surrounding the drug hydroxychloroquine. “We see patients day one. It is a cure,” she said,Dr. Joseph Varon is another Houston doctor that believes in the controversial drug, hydroxychloroquine. “I use it for every patient,” said Dr. Varone at his north Houston medical facility, United Memorial Medical Center. “It is a drug that has been politicized up the wazoo,” said Dr. Varon.

When is the last time he put a stethoscope on a patient’s [inaudible] and I’m willing to ask him that. I don’t know why people are getting crazy about this. I have the data, I’m going to publish it, but what would that do? They don’t know it. Joel: I don’t know.

HOUSTON From the number of infections to total deaths, theres no shortage of COVID-19 models that are trying to predict whats going to happen with the coronavirus. KPRC 2 Investigative Reporter Joel Eisenbaum put these models through the Trust Index. RELATED: Weeks earlier than expected: April 19 named new projected peak date for coronavirus in TexasOn April 1, total deaths predicted by August 4 in Texas were 6,392. Trust Index: Be CarefulSo can you trust the COVID-19 prediction models? So we rate this be careful on the Trust Index.