Brittany Taylor is a Digital News Producer for KPRC, focusing on local news in Houston, Texas. With a background in journalism and experience working with various news outlets, Brittany covers a wide range of topics, including crime, public safety, traffic updates, and social issues affecting the local community.
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Brittany's coverage mainly revolves around local crime stories, breaking news, and government announcements in the Houston area. Pitches should be tailored to provide insights or interviews related to ongoing criminal investigations, significant local events, or updates on government actions that impact the community.
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The City of Hartford is launching a newly branded campaign to create a unique holiday experience.
By: Brittany Taylor
HOUSTON – Experience a LIT-Mas pop-up shop this holiday season.
Randi Macchi's new role is effective immediately HOUSTON – Mayor John Whitmire has named the new director of Houston Public Works (HPW).
By: Rilwan Balogun, Brittany Taylor
For 40 years, estates attorney Kenneth Phillips says he's been digging through documents, home deeds, titles and everything in between dealing with estate.
HOUSTON – Mark your calendars! The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is revealing its 2025 concert genre calendar Thursday.
By: Brittany Taylor
In a new report, the Environmental Integrity Project (EIP) unveiled growing health and environmental risks as plastics production facilities release toxic wastewater into Texas waterways.
By: Brittany Taylor
HOUSTON – The identity of a Harris County Precinct 5 deputy constable who was killed in a fiery crash Friday morning on westbound I-10 near 610 has been released, according to authorities.
Exploring the intersectionality of employers and the cost of health care was the focus of Friday’s symposium at Quinnipiac University.
Heights High School parents and students were notified Friday that the campus was placed in “HOLD Mode” due to an anonymous tip of a weapon.
By: Bryce Newberry, Brittany Taylor
Barbie Robinson, the former executive director of Harris County Public Health who is charged with felony misuse of official information, has posted a $50,000 bond, according to records.
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