Postal worker arrested in mail theft investigation
Investigators with the League City Police Department and the U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General arrested 46-year-old Richard Ybanez of Bacliff.
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Texas energy companies sign major oil deals with Venezuela
Venezuelan officials met with U.S. executives in Houston to sign major oil deals with SLB and Hunt Oil, aiming to rebuild the nation’s energy infrastructure.
7 killed in Kenya helicopter crash near Mount Ololokwe, a mountain KPRC 2 crew climbed for “Saving Lions”
A remote mountain in northern Kenya where seven people were killed in a helicopter crash Wednesday is a place with a special connection to KPRC 2.
Harris County Treasurer could get 30% raise as county weighs eliminating her office
A Harris County salary grievance committee recommended a 30% raise for Treasurer Carla Wyatt after she asked to be paid $305,000, the same as other countywide elected officials.
Body found in remote area of Attucks Middle School in Sunnyside
A body was found in a remote area of Attucks Middle School in Sunnyside, school officials said.
Local beef vs. grocery store beef: What to know about safety, cost and recent recalls
Recent food recalls in Texas, including beef, eggs, lettuce, and jalapeños, have heightened consumer concerns over food safety and prompted some to purchase beef directly from local ranchers.
Houston rental A/C ordinance: Your questions, comments coming in
The Houston City Council has passed a new ordinance requiring landlords to provide working air conditioning in all rental properties, effective December 17, with a 12-2 council vote.
3 deadly crashes in 2 weeks put southeast Houston’s Telephone Road under magnifying glass
Recent deaths at or near Telephone Road are prompting questions about pedestrian and traffic safety. KPRC 2 is looking into conditions along the corridor and has asked TxDOT what it is doing to improve safety.
Taking a cruise from Galveston? Here’s how local ships scored on their latest CDC sanitation inspections
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention conducts unannounced inspections of cruise ships that call on U.S. ports, grading them on a 100-point scale. A score of 86 or higher is considered satisfactory, while 85 or lower is considered unsatisfactory.
These cruise ships had the worst CDC sanitation scores in 2026
Thinking about booking a cruise? You may want to check the ship’s latest sanitation inspection score before you set sail.