Candace Burns is a news anchor for KPRC in Houston, Texas. With a focus on local news, Candace covers a wide range of stories that impact the Houston community. Her work has also appeared on WTVR-TV, showcasing her dedication to delivering important news to viewers.
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Candace's coverage is largely focused on local stories covering education, family & relationships, crime, community events, and local government announcements in Houston and Texas. Potential sources should consider pitching localized human interest stories related to education policies or challenges faced by families within the area.
Given Candace's focus on evolving stories and breaking news with a significant emphasis on government announcements, she may be receptive to pitches regarding new educational initiatives or policy changes from local authorities.
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MISSOURI CITY, Texas – In the wake of Hurricane Beryl, stories of resilience and solidarity have emerged, showcasing the strength of local communities.
Many business owners and residents have faced significant challenges due to Hurricane Beryl. To assist with recovery efforts, we reached out to FEMA, which directed us to the Small Business Administration (SBA) for support options.
By: Candace Burns
HOUSTON – Over 73% of Texas school districts don't have enough money, according to a new study by the Kinder Institute for Urban Research at Rice University.
By: Candace Burns, Ninfa Saavedra
Focus on Fleming HOUSTON, Texas – Parents gathered to meet their students' new teachers ahead of the school year at Fleming Middle School, with KPRC 2 cameras capturing the event.
By: Candace Burns
“It’s not mismanagement by schools,” Alief ISD Deputy Superintendent Charles Woods explained. “We’re all in the same boat that the general public is; we’ve got high inflation, high costs, we have hurricanes coming through, we have all the things we’ve always had, and then we have had six years, three legislative sessions without additional funding just for the basic costs of education.”
HOUSTON – The Houston Police Department will host its 3rd annual Youth Fashion Show Fundraiser this weekend, a highly anticipated event that raises crucial funds for HPD's youth programs.
By: Candace Burns
HOUSTON – Last week, KPRC 2 News reported on the significant challenges Texas school districts are facing due to stagnant school funding.
By: Ninfa Saavedra, Candace Burns
HOUSTON, Texas – It's the second week of school for students at Fleming Middle School , and things are returning to normal under the New Education System (NES), led by state-appointed superintendent Mike Miles.
By: Ninfa Saavedra, Candace Burns, Wladimir Moquete
FOCUS ON FLEMING KPRC 2 is embedded on the campus of Fleming Middle School for the second year in a row.
By: Candace Burns
Student enrollment numbers are directly tied to the amount of funding school districts receive -- funding that provides crucial resources for students.
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