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Former Mayor Turner’s Chief of Staff informed of HHA’s leadership problems back in 2021
Read full article: Former Mayor Turner’s Chief of Staff informed of HHA’s leadership problems back in 2021On Tuesday, KPRC 2 investigates was on the scene on Houston’s East End as federal investigators started their second day of digging into the grounds along Buffalo Bayou.
How much does the Houston Housing Authority CEO make? KPRC 2 Investigates uncovers changes to contract
Read full article: How much does the Houston Housing Authority CEO make? KPRC 2 Investigates uncovers changes to contractA KPRC 2 investigation into the Houston Housing Authority (HHA) has exposed a series of questionable contracts and projects, prompting calls for accountability from the public. Now, Investigator Amy Davis uncovered changes to the CEO’s contract before the old one expired.
Will Sylvester Turner push George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, previously championed by Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee?
Read full article: Will Sylvester Turner push George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, previously championed by Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee?Sylvester Turner, Democratic nominee for Sheila Jackson Lee's U.S. House seat, vows to push the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act forward. The bill aims to reform police practices and accountability.
Houston’s former mayor is the Democrats’ nominee to succeed the late US Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee
Read full article: Houston’s former mayor is the Democrats’ nominee to succeed the late US Rep. Sheila Jackson LeeHouston’s former mayor is the Democrats’ pick to succeed the late Texas congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee on the November ballot.
Former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner is the Democrats’ pick for Jackson Lee seat in Congress
Read full article: Former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner is the Democrats’ pick for Jackson Lee seat in CongressHarris County Democratic leaders made their choice to represent the party in the November election.
Several candidates vying for Sheila Jackson Lee’s congressional seat | Here’s how the election will work
Read full article: Several candidates vying for Sheila Jackson Lee’s congressional seat | Here’s how the election will workFive candidates are vying for the late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee’s 18th Congressional District seat in Houston. #HoustonPolitics #18thDistrict #SpecialElection
District 18 prepares to name nominee for late Sheila Jackson-Lee’s seat
Read full article: District 18 prepares to name nominee for late Sheila Jackson-Lee’s seatThe race to succeed the late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee for the 18th U.S. Congressional District of Texas is intensifying, with several prominent candidates declaring their intentions to run.
Here are the Democrats seeking to replace U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee
Read full article: Here are the Democrats seeking to replace U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson LeeBecause Jackson Lee died after winning the Democratic primary, Texas Democratic officials will get to decide who replaces her on the November ballot.
Race heats up for late Sheila Jackson Lee’s congressional seat
Read full article: Race heats up for late Sheila Jackson Lee’s congressional seatThe race to succeed the late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee for the 18th U.S. Congressional District of Texas is intensifying, with several prominent candidates declaring their intentions to run.
‘It has been an honor and privilege,’ Sam Peña bows out as chief of Houston Fire Department
Read full article: ‘It has been an honor and privilege,’ Sam Peña bows out as chief of Houston Fire Department"To the residents of Houston, I leave with a full heart of gratitude for the memories and experiences we have shared," Peña wrote on social media. "It has been an honor and privilege, and I thank you for entrusting me with the responsibility of serving as your Fire Chief."
Houston candidates pitching themselves to replace the late Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee on November ballot
Read full article: Houston candidates pitching themselves to replace the late Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee on November ballotAt least three Democrats are considering bids for the Houston-area seat. But Texas Democratic officials — not voters — will decide who will be on the November ballot.
Anime Matsuri to return for 18th annual event at George R. Brown Center in Houston
Read full article: Anime Matsuri to return for 18th annual event at George R. Brown Center in HoustonIt's the largest anime convention in Texas and the second-largest in the U.S., bringing together a combination of fun for anime lovers and highlighting Japanese and pop culture. Thousands of guests are expected to attend; former Mayor Sylvester Turner attended last year in costume!
TIMELINE: The battle for Hobby Airport, how Pappas lost the fight
Read full article: TIMELINE: The battle for Hobby Airport, how Pappas lost the fightThe Pappas family, operators of Pappas Restaurants, lost their longstanding concessions contract at Houston's Hobby Airport to Areas JV, a Miami-based company, following a contentious bidding process. But the court battle seems far from over.
‘I think she was doing her job’: Houston’s mayor commends KPRC 2′s Amy Davis for exposing shady city contracts
Read full article: ‘I think she was doing her job’: Houston’s mayor commends KPRC 2′s Amy Davis for exposing shady city contractsHouston Mayor John Whitmire responds to corruption charges against seven people in a city water line repair scandal uncovered during KPRC 2's 'DRAINED' investigation.
Texas General Land Office working to find displaced residents owed relocation assistance
Read full article: Texas General Land Office working to find displaced residents owed relocation assistanceTexas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham met with Houston City Council Tuesday to address the hundreds of people who are owed relocation assistance.
Water bill hike coming. So what is the city doing with that extra money?
Read full article: Water bill hike coming. So what is the city doing with that extra money?Houston’s water rates are going up again in less than two weeks on April 1st. It’s the fourth increase since September of 2021. Investigative reporter Amy Davis explains how much you can expect your bill to increase and what the city is doing with the extra money.
‘It’s still not where it needs to be’: Mayor Whitmire shares new details on plan to tackle high water bills
Read full article: ‘It’s still not where it needs to be’: Mayor Whitmire shares new details on plan to tackle high water billsDuring a city council meeting Tuesday afternoon, newly-elected mayor John Whitmire addressed the ongoing water issues in Houston.
Who is William-Paul Thomas, former top aide to Mayor Turner, sentenced to more than 1 year in prison
Read full article: Who is William-Paul Thomas, former top aide to Mayor Turner, sentenced to more than 1 year in prisonFormer top aide to Mayor Turner, William-Paul Thomas, has been sentenced to over 1 year in prison. Learn more about the case and Thomas' illegal dealings while working in Turner's office.
Former Houston City Council Relations Director William-Paul Thomas sentenced to federal prison
Read full article: Former Houston City Council Relations Director William-Paul Thomas sentenced to federal prisonThe former Director of Houston City Council Relations William-Paul Thomas was sentenced to federal court on Monday.
After 8 Delays, Convicted Houston City Council Relations Director William-Paul Thomas to be Federally Sentenced Monday
Read full article: After 8 Delays, Convicted Houston City Council Relations Director William-Paul Thomas to be Federally Sentenced MondayFormer Houston City Council Relations Director William-Paul Thomas is getting Sentenced
Houston Airport System in search of new director after abrupt departure of Mario Diaz
Read full article: Houston Airport System in search of new director after abrupt departure of Mario DiazThe Houston Airport System is in search of a new Director of Aviation following the abrupt departure of Mario Diaz.
Houston area customers charged for water they’re not using can pay one-time fee to have meter locked
Read full article: Houston area customers charged for water they’re not using can pay one-time fee to have meter lockedCustomers who have been hit when never-ending water bills by Houston’s Public Works Department can see some relief if they are willing to pay a one-time fee of $150. KPRC 2 Investigates have been working closely with the Public Works Department, the city of Houston, and local officials to get answers on the ongoing charges.
And the nominees for the 2024 Houston Sports Awards are...
Read full article: And the nominees for the 2024 Houston Sports Awards are...The 2024 Houston Sports Awards, presented by TDECU, honors both professional and high school athletes and includes the induction of the newest class into the Houston Sports Hall of Fame.
Delayed sentencing for 8th time, when will convicted City Council Relations Director William-Paul Thomas be sentenced?
Read full article: Delayed sentencing for 8th time, when will convicted City Council Relations Director William-Paul Thomas be sentenced?An update to William-PaKPRC 2 Investigates obtained federal legal records on Tuesday showing a recent “Notice of Resetting” regarding former City of Houston City Council Relations Director William-Paul Thomas. Federal records in December showed Thomas was to have been sentenced this past Monday, January 22nd.ul Thomas sentencing date...
Mayor Whitmire says he needs more time to sort out plan to help residents move out of Fifth Ward cancer cluster
Read full article: Mayor Whitmire says he needs more time to sort out plan to help residents move out of Fifth Ward cancer clusterDuring a city council meeting on Wednesday, newly-elected John Whitmire decided not to vote on a major agenda item this week, which involves a $2 million investment to help Fifth Ward residents being impacted by cancer clusters.
Change in direction in project leadership at Bush Intercontinental Airport involving the controversial ITRP project
Read full article: Change in direction in project leadership at Bush Intercontinental Airport involving the controversial ITRP projectKPRC 2 Investigates has learned the redevelopment of the controversial International Terminal Redevelopment Project (ITRP) at Bush Intercontinental Airport is looking for a new executive to complete the project. This comes at a time when the project has experienced massive delays and seen its budget skyrocket over the last decade.
Mayor Whitmire takes action to resolve contract dispute with Houston firefighters’ union
Read full article: Mayor Whitmire takes action to resolve contract dispute with Houston firefighters’ unionIn aim to end years of legal wrangling, Mayor Whitmire prioritizes collaboration in negotiations with Houston Professional Firefighters Association
Another person with ties to Mayor’s Executive Team lands position inside Houston Airport System
Read full article: Another person with ties to Mayor’s Executive Team lands position inside Houston Airport SystemSpecial jobs for special people funded through public dollars inside the City of Houston is a practice KPRC 2 Investigates has exposed on multiple occasions during Mayor Sylvester Turner’s tenure.
Mayor Sylvester Turner to receive ‘Changemaker’ award during Houston Texans’ game
Read full article: Mayor Sylvester Turner to receive ‘Changemaker’ award during Houston Texans’ gameHouston Mayor Sylvester Turner is going to receive an Inspire Change Changemaker Award during the Houston Texans game on Sunday.
Food fight at Hobby Airport creates new fight at Houston City Hall for future mayors after close vote
Read full article: Food fight at Hobby Airport creates new fight at Houston City Hall for future mayors after close voteThe final city council hearing of the Turner Administration took place at Houston City Hall on Wednesday.
‘Expect fireworks’: 2nd Houston councilmember calls vote set for Wednesday ‘illegal’ and ‘abuse of office’
Read full article: ‘Expect fireworks’: 2nd Houston councilmember calls vote set for Wednesday ‘illegal’ and ‘abuse of office’On Tuesday morning, Councilmember Michael Kubosh echoed Knox’s sentiments during the “Pop-Off Politics” Segment on KPRC 2+.
‘DRAINED’ results: Houston City Council passes high water bill relief plan
Read full article: ‘DRAINED’ results: Houston City Council passes high water bill relief planThe Houston City Council passed a high water bill relief plan Wednesday. Check out what the ordinance changes mean for all water bill customers.
Push by Mayor Turner, Houston Airports director to undercut Mayor-Elect Whitmire’s powers called ‘Illegal’
Read full article: Push by Mayor Turner, Houston Airports director to undercut Mayor-Elect Whitmire’s powers called ‘Illegal’On Wednesday morning at Houston City Hall, there will be nearly 80 agenda items heard by city council members.
A to-do list for John Whitmire: What Houstonians want from Houston’s next mayor
Read full article: A to-do list for John Whitmire: What Houstonians want from Houston’s next mayorJohn Whitmire will soon be sworn in as the 63rd mayor of the city of Houston. Whitmire will set forth a new vision and direction for the city. What should he prioritize first? These Houstonians have some ideas.
Mayor Sylvester Turner reflects on his career during Houston Newsmakers after almost 8 years in office
Read full article: Mayor Sylvester Turner reflects on his career during Houston Newsmakers after almost 8 years in officeIn 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.
William-Paul Thomas, former Houston City Council director, receives 7th federal sentencing date after guilty plea
Read full article: William-Paul Thomas, former Houston City Council director, receives 7th federal sentencing date after guilty pleaKPRC 2 Investigates obtained federal legal records that show William-Paul Thomas now has a seventh sentencing date.
City officials at odds over finalizing Terminal B expansion at Bush Airport before end of year
Read full article: City officials at odds over finalizing Terminal B expansion at Bush Airport before end of yearMayor Sylvester Turner said he is ready to go with the Terminal B expansion at Bush Airport. The $2.6 billion project would make modern improvements to ticketing, baggage, and security.
Delayed sentencing… again? Attorney for convicted City Council Relations Director William-Paul Thomas seeking new date
Read full article: Delayed sentencing… again? Attorney for convicted City Council Relations Director William-Paul Thomas seeking new dateKPRC 2 Investigates obtained federal legal records on Wednesday afternoon showing a motion has been filed to have an upcoming federal sentencing date of William-Paul Thomas continued.
Houston City Council delays vote on water bill ordinances that could’ve provided instant relief to customers
Read full article: Houston City Council delays vote on water bill ordinances that could’ve provided instant relief to customersThe city of Houston could finally see changes to its policy that will hopefully help Houstonians who are feeling DRAINED by high water bills. The vote on new proposals was put on hold during the city council meeting.
Push by Mayor Turner’s airport director to make canceling airport contracts for the next mayor more difficult
Read full article: Push by Mayor Turner’s airport director to make canceling airport contracts for the next mayor more difficultOn Wednesday morning at Houston City Hall there will be 74 agenda items heard by city council members. The agenda, which is one of Mayor Sylvester Turner’s final ones as Mayor, is unusually long.
Houston mayor proposes changes to address water billing problems following KPRC 2 ‘DRAINED’ investigation
Read full article: Houston mayor proposes changes to address water billing problems following KPRC 2 ‘DRAINED’ investigationHouston Mayor Sylvester Turner is having a news conference on Monday to discuss the Houston Public Works’ Ordinance to address recent water leaks and billing problems in the area.
What’s the holdup? City of Houston stalls 15 months releasing public records about water billing
Read full article: What’s the holdup? City of Houston stalls 15 months releasing public records about water billingAmy has been waiting nearly 15 months for documents the Texas Attorney General already told the City of Houston to hand over. What’s the holdup?
Vice President Kamala Harris participates in Congressional Hispanic Caucus event in Houston
Read full article: Vice President Kamala Harris participates in Congressional Hispanic Caucus event in HoustonVice President Kamala Harris and Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff landed in Houston on Monday as the Vice President participated in a Congressional Hispanic Caucus event.
11th hour costly Dubai junket being planned within Mayor Sylvester Turner’s Office
Read full article: 11th hour costly Dubai junket being planned within Mayor Sylvester Turner’s OfficeA new week is already producing a new chapter of proposed questionable spending being passed onto Houstonians in the final weeks of Mayor Sylvester Turner’s Administration.
Chapter closed? Mayor Turner tells KPRC 2 Investigates, ‘Sylvester Turner has taken care of that bill’
Read full article: Chapter closed? Mayor Turner tells KPRC 2 Investigates, ‘Sylvester Turner has taken care of that bill’Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner spoke with KPRC 2 Investigates on Friday in the latest chapter of the controversy tied to a book focused specifically on Turner’s time as mayor. The book was produced for the recent State of the City Luncheon and there were attempts for Houston First -- the city’s tourism and convention arm -- to pay for it.
NEW VIDEO: Houston Mayor’s 2016 beef with KPRC 2′s Amy Davis
Read full article: NEW VIDEO: Houston Mayor’s 2016 beef with KPRC 2′s Amy DavisA tense moment between KPRC 2 Investigates’ Amy Davis and Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner over the city’s water billing and infrastructure problems has gone viral. We’ve gotten a lot of comments and questions about what Mayor Turner was referring to in his comments on Nov. 15.
Weekly Wrap: Mayor calls Amy “Rude,” Who’s paying for his book?, and ‘DRAINED’ finds questionable contracts
Read full article: Weekly Wrap: Mayor calls Amy “Rude,” Who’s paying for his book?, and ‘DRAINED’ finds questionable contractsThat's only the beginning of what we have instore for you in our Weekly Wrap.
#RudeForHOU: Viewers react to Houston’s mayor calling Investigator Amy Davis ‘Rude!’ and refusing to answer questions
Read full article: #RudeForHOU: Viewers react to Houston’s mayor calling Investigator Amy Davis ‘Rude!’ and refusing to answer questions“You are very rude.” That is what the Mayor of Houston told Investigator Amy Davis when she tried to get him to answer questions about our ‘DRAINED’ Investigation into water bill issues. KPRC 2 viewers are reacting to how the Mayor handled the situation.
A Winning Legacy dropped: Houston First removes Mayor Turner’s book printing cost discussion from Thursday board meeting
Read full article: A Winning Legacy dropped: Houston First removes Mayor Turner’s book printing cost discussion from Thursday board meetingApproximately 600 copies of the 90-page book focused on Mayor Turner’s time in office were printed for the State of the City Luncheon.
‘You’re rude!’ Houston mayor refuses to answer ‘DRAINED’ customers questions. What do council members say?
Read full article: ‘You’re rude!’ Houston mayor refuses to answer ‘DRAINED’ customers questions. What do council members say?Houston's Mayor had some choice words for KPRC 2 Investigates Amy Davis two weeks after residents praised her, and Council Members pledged to help them finally.
Mayor Sylvester Turner’s book ‘A Winning Legacy’ to cost nearly $124K to print; $206 per book
Read full article: Mayor Sylvester Turner’s book ‘A Winning Legacy’ to cost nearly $124K to print; $206 per bookApproximately 600 copies of the 90-page book focused on Mayor Turner’s time in office were printed for the State of the City Luncheon.
Houston Astros pitcher, World Series champ Lance McCullers Jr. to host 2024 Houston Sports Awards
Read full article: Houston Astros pitcher, World Series champ Lance McCullers Jr. to host 2024 Houston Sports AwardsThe Houston Sports Authority announced Wednesday the 7th annual Houston Sports Awards will be hosted by Houston Astros pitcher and two time World Series champion Lance McCullers Jr.
What’s next after KPRC 2 Investigates reveals ‘Porsche Partnership’ in Houston mayor’s office?
Read full article: What’s next after KPRC 2 Investigates reveals ‘Porsche Partnership’ in Houston mayor’s office?KPRC 2 Investigates exposed a “Porsche Partnership” between federally convicted former City of Houston City Council Relations Director William-Paul Thomas and local businessman Jason Yoo. Vehicle history records show that in April 2018, Yoo and Thomas purchased a 2015 convertible Porsche.
‘Pop-Off Politics’: Billions in United Airlines Project, and New Convention Center with Hotel?
Read full article: ‘Pop-Off Politics’: Billions in United Airlines Project, and New Convention Center with Hotel?Houston City Council looking to spend Billions at IAH, and what's with the plans for a new convention center and hotel?
Porsche partnership uncovered by KPRC 2 Investigates deep inside Mayor Sylvester Turner’s office
Read full article: Porsche partnership uncovered by KPRC 2 Investigates deep inside Mayor Sylvester Turner’s officeBy now, Houstonians know the name William-Paul Thomas. He is the federally convicted former City of Houston Director of City Council Relations.
‘Honored and Humbled’: Mayor Sylvester Turner endorses Sheila Jackson Lee, Chris Hollins as City Controller
Read full article: ‘Honored and Humbled’: Mayor Sylvester Turner endorses Sheila Jackson Lee, Chris Hollins as City ControllerMayor Sylvester Turner announced on Wednesday he has endorsed Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee as Houston’s Mayor.
Turkey giveaways 2023: Here’s where to find free Thanksgiving meals in the Houston area
Read full article: Turkey giveaways 2023: Here’s where to find free Thanksgiving meals in the Houston areaHoustonians, known for lending a helping hand during difficult times, are stepping up to the plate once again to hand out free food for Thanksgiving.
In Houston mayoral race, U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee and state Sen. John Whitmire headed for a runoff
Read full article: In Houston mayoral race, U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee and state Sen. John Whitmire headed for a runoffThe two well-known Democrats led a crowded field, but neither captured a majority of the vote. The runoff will be Dec. 9.
Big city mayors get audience with administration officials to pitch a request for help with migrants
Read full article: Big city mayors get audience with administration officials to pitch a request for help with migrantsBiden administration officials have hosted big city mayors at the White House to discuss how to manage a growing number of migrants.
Performances, fireworks, and more: What to know about Houston’s tree lighting spectacular
Read full article: Performances, fireworks, and more: What to know about Houston’s tree lighting spectacularThe lighting of the Christmas tree at City Hall returns in December to commence the most wonderful time of the year.
Texas Medical Center celebrates grand opening for 37-acre Helix Park project
Read full article: Texas Medical Center celebrates grand opening for 37-acre Helix Park projectGov. Greg Abbott joined Mayor Sylvester Turner and others to deliver remarks at the grand opening of Texas Medical Center’s new TMC3 Collaborative Building, Helix Park.
Houston's next mayor has big city problems to fix. Familiar faces want the job
Read full article: Houston's next mayor has big city problems to fix. Familiar faces want the jobHouston’s next mayor will tackle many challenges similar to ones faced by other large U.S. cities: crime, crumbling infrastructure, budget shortfalls and a lack of affordable housing.
Data from HPD suggests Houston is seeing a sustained decrease in violent crime: See the numbers
Read full article: Data from HPD suggests Houston is seeing a sustained decrease in violent crime: See the numbersThe city of Houston is continuing to see a sustained decrease in violent crime, according to data released by the Houston Police Department.
City of Houston awarding $100,000 to local profits promoting tourism and resilience
Read full article: City of Houston awarding $100,000 to local profits promoting tourism and resilienceThe City of Houston Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs (MOCA) is awarding $100,000 in grants to 10 individuals and nonprofit organizations whose work furthers cultural tourism and resilience throughout the City of Houston.
‘This is Israel’s 9/11′: Houston Jewish community condemns terror attacks
Read full article: ‘This is Israel’s 9/11′: Houston Jewish community condemns terror attacksIn a packed Houston synagogue, more than 2,000 people stood in solidarity condemning terror attacks by Hamas militants on Monday night.
Security to be increased around Houston synagogues following Israel attacks, mayor says
Read full article: Security to be increased around Houston synagogues following Israel attacks, mayor saysFollowing attacks inside the country of Israel, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said the city will be beefing up security around synagogues and other potential venues.
Lawyering up again? Federally convicted City of Houston Director looking to secure ‘sentencing’ attorneys
Read full article: Lawyering up again? Federally convicted City of Houston Director looking to secure ‘sentencing’ attorneysWilliam-Paul Thomas found himself back in federal court on Friday for a quick hearing over his desire to switch legal counsel.
The City of Houston reveals beautiful new statue of former First Lady Barbara Bush
Read full article: The City of Houston reveals beautiful new statue of former First Lady Barbara BushWatch as Neil Bush chats about the bronze statue that will serve as the focal point of the Barbara Bush Memorial Garden, named in honor of his mother.
Houston City Council to help residents move away from Fifth Ward Cancer Cluster
Read full article: Houston City Council to help residents move away from Fifth Ward Cancer ClusterHouston City Council will provide $5 million to help residents who want to voluntarily move out of the Fifth Ward and Kashmere Gardens cancer cluster.
Houston mayor reflects on past 8 years in office during the State of the City 2023 address
Read full article: Houston mayor reflects on past 8 years in office during the State of the City 2023 addressHouston Mayor Sylvester Turner reflected on his past eight years in office during the State of the City 2023 Address on Wednesday.
‘What are we waiting for?’ Tense moments during city council meeting over $5M Fifth Ward relocation fund proposal
Read full article: ‘What are we waiting for?’ Tense moments during city council meeting over $5M Fifth Ward relocation fund proposalLast year, the Houston Health Department said it found cancer-causing chemicals in the soil around the Union Pacific Railroad yard. The soil contained dioxin, a highly toxic chemical compound associated with cancer and other severe health risks.
Houston approves lights over Montrose Bridges; Repairs expected to cost $4M
Read full article: Houston approves lights over Montrose Bridges; Repairs expected to cost $4MMayor Sylvester Turner and the Houston City Council have approved a vote to restore the lights on the Montrose Bridges which hang above Highway 59.
Mayor Sylvester Turner announces $15.5M flood mitigation project coming to Greater Heights neighborhood
Read full article: Mayor Sylvester Turner announces $15.5M flood mitigation project coming to Greater Heights neighborhoodMayor Sylvester Turner, council member Abbie Kamin, and the Harris County Flood Control District are having a news conference on Thursday to announce that a new flood mitigation project is coming to the Greater Heights neighborhood.
‘Happening for three weeks’: Residents say southwest Houston water main break is impacting daily activities
Read full article: ‘Happening for three weeks’: Residents say southwest Houston water main break is impacting daily activitiesThe water filling the street on South Braeswood near Chimney Rock is not from rain, it is from a water main break.
‘DRAINED’ Investigation: Why you might have low water pressure right now
Read full article: ‘DRAINED’ Investigation: Why you might have low water pressure right nowSome water customers in the City of Houston say when they turn on their water, they get only a trickle. Low water pressure is ‘DRAINING’ many of you from downtown to Garden Oaks to southwest Houston. Investigator Amy Davis is getting answers about what the city is doing about it.
City of Houston bringing in more contractors to help with water leaks
Read full article: City of Houston bringing in more contractors to help with water leaksWater system problems are continuing to overflow in Houston. Drought conditions are leading to hundreds of reports of broken water pipes and mandatory water restrictions.
We Love Teachers! Watch Houston Life Surprise Walnut Bend Elementary Teacher and Counselor Ms. Melodie Musgrove
Read full article: We Love Teachers! Watch Houston Life Surprise Walnut Bend Elementary Teacher and Counselor Ms. Melodie MusgroveWE LOVE TEACHERS! Houston Life and KPRC 2 are teaming up with our friends at Shell Federal Credit Union to honor amazing educators all over Houston. Watch us surprise Ms. Musgrove from Walnut Bend Elementary as she was setting up her new office the video above.
HISD parents, teachers hold ‘Read-in’ to protest superintendent’s decision to eliminate librarians and libraries
Read full article: HISD parents, teachers hold ‘Read-in’ to protest superintendent’s decision to eliminate librarians and librariesThe read-in is expected to begin at 4:30 p.m. in the HISD Lobby and continue in the HISD Board room and lobby when the board meeting begins at 5:30 pm.
City of Houston recognized as first UNICEF Child Friendly City in United States
Read full article: City of Houston recognized as first UNICEF Child Friendly City in United StatesIn collaboration with UNICEF USA, the city of Houston announces it has officially become the first Child Friendly City in the United States, joining global entities in over 40 countries and 3,500 municipalities.
More than 18,000 students attend Mayor Turner’s 13th Annual Back 2 School Fest at George R. Brown Convention Center
Read full article: More than 18,000 students attend Mayor Turner’s 13th Annual Back 2 School Fest at George R. Brown Convention CenterThe highly anticipated 13th Annual Mayor’s Back 2 School Fest presented by Shell and produced by the Mayor’s Office of Special Events, was held this past Saturday and was one of the most successful back-to-school fests to date.