Nearly 50 years in the news industry are simply not enough to capture the phenomenal gem that is Khambrel Marshall.

In his last few weeks as Mayor of the City of Houston, Mayor Sylvester Turner talks about the challenges and triumphs during his eight years as the city's chief executive.

Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg talks about the accusations County Judge Lina Hidalgo has made against her.

The Halliburton Charitable Foundation has been helping others for 30 years.

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Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo has a conversation with Khambrel Marshall about advocating for mental health.

Khambrel Marshall speaks to Houston Mayoral Candidates Lee Kaplan and Gilbert Garcia, who continue to ask for change.

State Senator John Whitmire says his run for Houston Mayor is personal because it's his opportunity to guide the city he loves to better prosperity. On this week's Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall, Senator Whitmire talks about the city's fiscal challenges ahead, his plans for correcting them answers critics about his campaign fund and accusations that his campaign was responsible for a leaked audio tape of Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee.

Middle Eastern experts have a discussion about whether a peaceful resolution is possible in the region as the Israel-Hamas war continues.

Middle East and public policy experts share details about the Israel-Hamas war and the history of this conflict.

Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee outlines her priorities for the city as she runs for Houston mayor.

Khambrel Marshall discusses President Joe Biden’s impeachment inquiry.

Khambrel Marshall has a discussion about the issues that experts say are affecting our democracy.

Khambrel Marshall provides more insight on Attorney General Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial.

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Khambrel Marshall spoke to the Harris County Attorney about the law that abolishes the Harris County Election Administrator’s Office.

Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with the University of Houston’s Hobby School of Public Affairs and the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to identify the importance of Hispanics in our community.

United States Rep. Michael McCaul, who serves the 10th congressional district, is focusing on Ukraine and Taiwan.

Khambrel Marshall shares more information about mental health following Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo’s announcement about having clinical depression.

We're talking about the latest on former President Donald Trump and back to school, all coming up on Newsmakers.

Khambrel Marshall dives into questions about Israel’s democracy.

Commissioner Lesley Briones says there is much work to do

Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with FBI Houston Special Agent James Smith, who recently announced he will be transferring to the New York Bureau.

Houston Independent School District Superintendent Mike Miles shares information about the district’s low fourth grade reading levels.

Amanda Edwards stops by Houston Newsmakers to talk about how she’s throwing her hat in the ring and running for Congress.

KPRC 2′s Keith Garvin tells us about a group of Mexican people who have celebrated Juneteenth for several years.

Khambrel Marshall talks to an NFL star who is going to be honored with the Athletes in Acting Award’s Thriver’s recognition.

A dedication ceremony will be held in May for the new Houston Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

A Houston mayoral candidate wants to solve the city’s problems.

Khambrel Marshall discusses immigration policy with a Rice University political science expert as Title 42 is set to expire.

Khambrel Marshall spoke to officials about the cancer cluster in Firth Ward reportedly caused by creosote and about a summit held to obtain answers for the community.

KPRC 2′s Khambrel Marshall sat down with Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg to discuss her future plans and how law enforcement are fighting to protect residents from fentanyl.

The annual March of Dimes’ March for Babies event is happening on April 23rd at the University of Houston.

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Former president Donald Trump says his indictment this week by the Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is a witch hunt.

Summer is almost here, and the City of Houston is looking to hire young Houstonians to prepare them for the workforce. Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with Velma Laws, Assistant Chief Policy Officer and Special Projects Coordinator for City of Houston and Carisa Banda, a Hire Houston Youth alum now working for a Houston City councilmember.

Following the announcement of the Texas Education Agency’s planned state takeover of Houston Independent School District, host Khambrel Marshall sits down with Congressman Al Green to discuss the takeover, banking stability, and calling to embrace what he calls the “Conscience Agenda” to honor those who were formerly enslaved.

Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with former Prairie View A&M president Ruth Simmons, who resigned from her post in February. She discusses her plans and the impact of politics in education.

Voters in Fort Bend County will be asked to approve a $1.2 billion bond issue in May. Fort Bend ISD Superintendent Christie Whitbeck, Ph.D. says there is much to be done that parents and residents need to know about.

This week, Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with newly-elected and fifth-generation Texan Morgan Luttrell from the 8th Congressional District. He tells Marshall that although he is ready to lead his district, he’s also weighing in on several topics such as the nation’s support to Ukraine amid the Russian-Ukraine war.

Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with newly-elected US Rep. Wesley Hunt, representing the 38th Congressional District. He says he has “no apologies” for being conservative and makes his opinions clear on issues such as gun control.

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It’s a dangerous problem that’s often hidden from public view until it becomes deadly. Domestic violence caused by an intimate partner can leave victims feeling vulnerable and trapped. But help exists. Next week, KPRC 2 presents “Breaking Free”. We are partnering with law enforcement and agencies across our area to bring you a weeklong series focused on stopping partner violence. The goal is to provide support, resources, and solutions that can save lives.

Host Khambrel Marshall takes a look at what’s in store for the Texas Legislative Session. He sits down with Mark Jones, Ph.D, political science fellow for the Baker Institute of Public Policy, and Bill King, chair for the Texas Forward Party.

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Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with Rachel Fischer, a registered nurse who is also a survivor of human trafficking. She opens up to discuss her experience and what we can do to stop it.

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IN THIS EPISODE: After several rough cases involving abuse and neglect in children--including here in Harris County, Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with Dr. Bob Sanborn, president and CEO of Children At Risk. He believes that much of the abuse and suffering in children can be reduced if the government stepped forward.

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IN THIS EPISODE: Alexandra Del Moral Mealer, the GOP Candidate running for Harris County Judge, talks about what led to her jump on the campaign trail with a goal to unseat incumbent candidate Lina Hidalgo.

Houston Newsmakers: HPD’s DART team, Houston Area Women’s Center highlighted as October’s Domestic Abuse Awareness Month begins

Houston Newsmakers: Largest murder trial in US history one reason behind clemency efforts for convicted Camp Logan soldiers

Houston Newsmakers: Annual Minority Suppliers Expo goes hybrid in 2022, and more

After 13 terms in Congress representing the 8th Congressional District, U.S. Representative Kevin Brady (R) says this will be his last term but plans to go out with a bang on his House Ways and Means Committee.

Houston Newsmakers: Antisemitic incidents sharply rising, and more

Houston Newsmakers: Houston mayoral candidate Amanda Edwards says her experience makes her right for the job

Houston Newsmakers: Houston ISD Superintendent talks school safety at state’s largest district

Houston Newsmakers: Political extremes lead to 3rd party effort in Texas, and more

U.S. Senator John Cornyn announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19 Monday.

Houston Newsmakers: US Sen. John Cornyn takes heat to stand his ground, and more

She is the incumbent, but if an early poll is an accurate indication, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo will have a fight on her hands to stay in office.

Houston Newsmakers: ‘Mattress Mack’ teams up with Crime Stoppers of Houston, and more

Houston Newsmakers: Expert explains how the world controls US Gas, oil prices

Expert breaks down impact world politics have on US gas prices

Houston Newsmakers: Focus on mental health support and gun control amid legislation

Houston Newsmakers: Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee on the road to celebration of Juneteenth, and more

Houston Newsmakers: Congressman says common-sense gun laws are possible amid Uvalde tragedy

Houston Newsmakers: Buffalo supermarket murders spur calls for end to extremists’ hate

Houston Newsmakers: Political fallout amid Roe v. Wade

Houston Newsmakers: Is Russia committing genocide and what can the world do about it?

Houston Newsmakers: Exploring educational pathways that lead to success, financial security

Houston Newsmakers: New FBI Houston Division’s Special Agent in Charge talks priorities such as violent crime

Houston Newsmakers: Barbara Bush’s ‘A Celebration of Reading’ event returns for 28th year

Houston Newsmakers: HPD Chief Troy Finner says city’s homicide rate ‘unacceptably high,’ talks bail bond reform

Houston Newsmakers: Controversy over Fort Bend Grand Parkway Segment C between George Foundation, developer

Houston Newsmakers: Houston Area Women’s Center talks Sexual Assault Awareness Month; celebrates 45 years

Houston Newsmakers: Johnson Space Center Director embraces new role; ‘Artemis’ moon program nears starting line

Houston Newsmakers: Houston ISD Superintendent Millard House II on 5-year strategic plan; budget cuts likely for district

Houston Newsmakers: Celebrating International Women’s Day for over 100 years

He was only 19 when he was drafted in June of 1967.

Houston Newsmakers: Former TSU president gained first-hand knowledge about challenges of racism

Houston Newsmakers: Prairie View A&M’s Simmons Center for Race and Justice makes progress in research

It was a terrible week for the law enforcement community last week as two officers were killed in the line of duty and several others were shot by a suspect who was on the run.

Houston Newsmakers: The focus on US Supreme Court in a divided country

Houston Newsmakers: MLK Day - Is the dream still alive?

Houston Newsmakers: Texas law violates constitution?

U.S. Rep. Crenshaw on Capital riot investigation: ‘I don’t know what mystery is trying to be solved’

Class first began at Rice University in September of 1912 under a charter that called for the free education of the “White inhabitants of Houston and Texas.”

Critical Race Theory is not taught in schools. College professors say it is an overarching theory researched in college-level courses.

Houston Newsmakers: Celebrating a ‘Year of Joy’

Houston Newsmakers: The failure of leadership

Is bail reform responsible for rising crime in Harris County? That's the topic of discussion with our team of experts on this week's Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall.