Andy Cerota is a News Anchor at KPRC. He specializes in topics such as construction and real estate, cybersecurity, and regional interest, with a particular focus on the housing market and real estate development. Andy has been featured in KPRC and has a passion for exploring diverse themes in both local and global news.
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Andy Cerota's coverage emphasizes local news, with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to health & wellbeing, crime, and sports in the United States, Texas, particularly Houston. His recent articles cover various local issues such as road rage incidents, financial concerns of American workers regarding 401Ks, ERCOT's weather watch in Texas heat wave and mental health challenges among young Houstonians.
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HOUSTON – Criminals are using AI-generated photos, fake videos, and cloned voices to target women online — and experts say the warning signs can be easy to miss.
By: Andy Cerota
HOUSTON – As summer temperatures rise across Houston, many families are heading to pools and splash pads to cool off.
By: Andy Cerota
HOUSTON – As Houston prepares to welcome thousands of visitors for major events like the FIFA World Cup, child safety advocates are encouraging
By: Andy Cerota
HOUSTON – If you've ever driven through Harris County during a heavy storm, you know how quickly roads can flood — and how dangerous those conditions can become in just minutes.
By: Andy Cerota, Paige Hubbard, Ninfa Saavedra
HOUSTON – With early voting coming to an end and Election Day just days away, voters across Harris County are preparing to make one of the biggest decisions on the ballot, the race for Harris County judge.
HOUSTON – In Houston, outdoor season never really ends but Spring has a way of getting everyone back out there in a big way. Running, pickleball, cycling, -you name it.
HOUSTON – New pedestrian safety improvements are coming to the Heights as city leaders respond to growing concerns about traffic deaths and dangerous crossings in one of Houston's most walkable neighborhoods.
By: Andy Cerota
HOUSTON – Texas is expanding a task force aimed at targeting repeat violent offenders, building on a program that launched in Houston and is now growing into other major cities across the state.
By: Andy Cerota
FORT BEND COUNTY, Texas – As criminal cases move through the courts, child advocates say the case is a reminder that reporting suspected abuse or neglect can save a child's life.
Even the most common over-the-counter medications can become dangerous when they're not used correctly.
