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.
When reaching out to Bill, consider providing insights related to ongoing or breaking stories concerning the Houston area. Additionally, pitches regarding human interest stories involving families and pets are likely to resonate well with his coverage interests. If you have unique perspectives on local events or developments pertinent to Houston's community dynamics or emerging crime issues within the city limits of Houston specifically or more broadly in Texas would also be relevant for him.
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By: Bill Barajas
DEER PARK, Texas – It's been a rough few weeks for Steve Hutto and his neighbors in the East Meadows subdivision.
By: Bill Barajas
Residents of Houston's Second Ward were some of the first to arrive at the scene of a devastating crash that lit up the night sky, leaving them shaken by what they encountered.
By: Ahmed Humble, Bill Barajas
HOUSTON – A SW Houston resident is fed up with the city's response to what he claims is their own mistake.
By: Bill Barajas, Douglas Burgess
LAKE JACKSON, Texas – Residents at the Edgewater Apartments in Lake Jackson may soon be without water and waste management services
By: Bill Barajas, Douglas Burgess
Residents at the Edgewater Apartments in Lake Jackson were upset after the city issued a notice to all tenants, informing them that some of their utilities may soon be cutoff after the complex failed to pay for water, sewer and trash services for months.
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.
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