Bill Barajas is a news reporter for KPRC, focusing on local news in the Houston area. With a passion for storytelling, Bill covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories. He is dedicated to delivering accurate and impactful news to the residents of Houston and providing a voice to those who need it most.
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Bill Barajas' articles primarily focus on local news in Houston, Texas, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. The themes covered include family & relationships, sports, pets, entertainment news, and crime.
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Voters will soon decide on HISD’s controversial $4.4 billion bond proposal.
By: Bill Barajas, Michael Horton
Last night's election featured a race with implications for the future of education in Houston, as Harris County voted “No” on Houston ISD's historic $4.4 billion bond proposal.
By: Bill Barajas, Brett Doster, Ahmed Humble
In a city with one of the largest Muslim populations and Spanish speakers, it's only fitting Spanish-speaking Islamic education center called Centro Islamico would exist in Houston. But Latino/Hispanic Muslims in America have been around longer than you might know.
By: Bill Barajas
HOUSTON – Ever wondered what comes through one of the busiest airports in the country? At George Bush Intercontinental Airport, U.S.
HOUSTON – Eight out of the 15 board members at The Texas State Board of Education gave their preliminary approval and voted in favor of keeping the Bluebonnet Learning curriculum.
By: Bill Barajas
Northwest Harris County – A Northwest Harris County restaurant was forced to delay its grand opening after a copper thief damaged an electrical power pole and left them without power for days.
By: Ahmed Humble, Bill Barajas, Ninfa Saavedra
HOUSTON – A student was tragically killed Monday morning while walking to school but for those who lived near Milby High School, the dangers of the train tracks are not a new concept.
By: Ninfa Saavedra, Bill Barajas, Ahmed Humble, T.J. Parker
A student died Monday after being hit by a train in southeast Houston. Residents and parents who live nearby tell KPRC 2 it’s not uncommon for students to cross the train tracks despite it being dangerous.
By: Bill Barajas, Brittany Taylor
HOUSTON – Family and friends are mourning the loss of Milby High School athlete, Sergio Rodriguez, who was killed Monday in a train accident.
By: Bill Barajas
Houston Mayor John Whitmire told KPRC 2 he is committed to having a skywalk built near Milby High School to provide students a safe pathway onto their campus.
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