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Former Harris County deputy constable accused of sexually assaulting 2 women
Read full article: Former Harris County deputy constable accused of sexually assaulting 2 womenA former Harris County deputy constable has been charged with two counts of sexual assault after nearly two-year investigation.
Six months, no arrests: The renewed push to find Jarvon Coles’ killer
Read full article: Six months, no arrests: The renewed push to find Jarvon Coles’ killerIn the months since, the Harris County Sheriff’s Office has poured in significant resources to try to identify Coles’ killer or killers but have not succeeded yet.
Family of North Shore HS football player makes emotional plea for community’s help in solving his murder
Read full article: Family of North Shore HS football player makes emotional plea for community’s help in solving his murderThe family of Jarvon Coles, a North Shore High School football player who was killed in a drive-by shooting near a house party in Humble is pleading for the community's help in finding Jarvon's killer.
Major evacuations after massive pipeline fire in Deer Park; officials say fire started by vehicle striking valve
Read full article: Major evacuations after massive pipeline fire in Deer Park; officials say fire started by vehicle striking valveOfficials say Spencer Highway is currently closed in both directions and the area surrounding Walmart and H-E-B is blocked off to traffic.
Gerald Goines murder trial: What happened during hearing into existence of bodycam video in Harding St. raid
Read full article: Gerald Goines murder trial: What happened during hearing into existence of bodycam video in Harding St. raidJudge Veronica Nelson questioned the existence of this footage, as Bryant never personally saw the camera or its recordings.
Pasadena man, who uses wheeler, confined to apartment after complex says cost of ramp installation is on him
Read full article: Pasadena man, who uses wheeler, confined to apartment after complex says cost of ramp installation is on himJavier Gascar, 68, was a victim of road rage about three decades ago and the crime has left him paralyzed. He now survives on public assistance, and feels he’s been re-victimized by an apartment complex he moved into in August.
Former Houston ISD ‘advocacy teacher’ at all-girls school charged with sexually assaulting student
Read full article: Former Houston ISD ‘advocacy teacher’ at all-girls school charged with sexually assaulting student“A former non-teaching staff member of HISD who was once assigned to YWPCA was recently charged with a crime," the school's principal said in a letter to parents. "Please rest assured that this individual is no longer working at our campus and has not been assigned to our campus for over a year."
Mike Miles won’t say when he’s leaving Houston ISD, brushes off criticisms
Read full article: Mike Miles won’t say when he’s leaving Houston ISD, brushes off criticismsMike Miles, the state-installed superintendent of HISD who is now entering his second year, does not get bogged down in the heaps of criticism levied at him by educators and parents.
Houston ISD declines to elaborate about events leading to Marshall Middle School student’s death
Read full article: Houston ISD declines to elaborate about events leading to Marshall Middle School student’s deathThe Houston Independent School District officially declined Thursday to elaborate about the specifics regarding the death of Marshall Middle School student, Landon Payton.
Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles focusing on successes, not critics
Read full article: Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles focusing on successes, not criticsThis 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.
‘I don’t feel safe’: Northwest Harris County residents say squatters are ruining their neighborhood
Read full article: ‘I don’t feel safe’: Northwest Harris County residents say squatters are ruining their neighborhoodTexas Central Railway purchased 41 homes in the White Oak subdivision with plans to eventually remove them and make way for the high-speed train project, but now, many of the purchased houses have fallen into disrepair, and squatters have moved into them.