Deven Clarke

HOUSTON – Two recent shootings tied to Houston nightlife, including a deadly one in Midtown, are raising broader concerns about public safety at bars and after-hours venues across the city.

HOUSTON – A flood-prone underpass near Franklin and Navigation in east Houston remains under investigation, as officials say identifying and repairing drainage issues could take several weeks.

SOUTH HOUSTON, Texas – Cleanup efforts are beginning following a deadly explosion at a South Houston asphalt facility, as residents living nearby describe lingering odors, debris and health concerns in the aftermath.

Four people are dead following what investigators describe as an apparent murder-suicide at a home in River Oaks.

HOUSTON – As questions about hantavirus continue circulating online, KPRC 2 took some of the internet's most common concerns to Dr.

HOUSTON – What was once planned as a major redevelopment of Irvinton Village on Houston's Near Northside is now shifting toward full relocation after new federal flood maps raised serious concerns about the site's future.

For one north Houston family, everyday routines like showering and getting children ready for school became difficult after they said the hot water at their apartment complex stopped working for more than a week.

HOUSTON – A new analysis of Texas Education Agency data shows public school enrollment declined by more than 76,000 students last school year, with Hispanic students accounting for the majority of the statewide drop.

HOUSTON – Texas voters head to the polls Tuesday in several closely watched runoff elections, including a high-profile Democratic congressional matchup in Houston and the Republican U.S.

HOUSTON – George Bush Intercontinental Airport has been designated as one of three U.S. entry points for travelers arriving from countries affected by an Ebola outbreak, as Houston prepares to host World Cup matches next month.