Bryce Newberry is a News Reporter at KPRC. He specializes in law and legal affairs, with a focus on litigation, providing insightful coverage on complex legal issues. Bryce's work has been featured in Baller Alert, Inc., T-SPAN, and WOAI-TV News 4.
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Gilley, 39, is accused of killing his pregnant wife, Christa Bauer, then cutting off his ankle monitor and fleeing to Italy
By: Bryce Newberry
A rapper already under federal indictment in connection to a shooting at an Upper Kirby restaurant is now facing state charges related to the barrage of gunfire that injured another rapper.
By: Bryce Newberry
HOUSTON – A Harris County family court judge has not yet decided whether the young children of Lee Gilley and Christa Bauer will be required to
By: Bryce Newberry
Political tensions flared between Harris County’s elected leaders during a discussion about renewing a contract with Flock Safety, a public safety technology company whose license plate-reading cameras are routinely used by local law enforcement.
By: Bryce Newberry
LAKE JACKSON, TEXAS – There are growing calls for accountability after a Brazoria County deputy shot and killed 18-year-old John Mendoza Jr. early Monday in his father's garage.
By: Bryce Newberry
Houston leaders say they’ve spent more than two years planning for World Cup-related events — and that the goal is to be ready to handle the influx of visitors while keeping everyday police, fire and EMS response steady across the city.
By: Bryce Newberry, Michael Horton
HOUSTON – With the FIFA World Cup 2026 set to arrive in Houston in just days, federal law enforcement officials are warning the public to stay alert and report suspicious activity as massive crowds begin pouring into the city.
By: Bryce Newberry
LAKE JACKSON, Texas – Surveillance video obtained exclusively by KPRC 2 News shows what happened moments before a Brazoria County sheriff's deputy
By: Jason Nguyen, Bryce Newberry
Brazoria County Sheriff Bo Stallman issued his first public statement Wednesday as questions mount over the death of John Mendoza Jr., shot by a deputy who reportedly called it an accidental discharge
By: Bryce Newberry, Christian Terry
LAKE JACKSON, Texas – The name of the deputy involved in the shooting which led to the death of 18-year-old John Mendoza Jr. in Lake Jackson has been released.
