Janelle Bludau is a reporter for KHOU 11, focusing on local news in the Houston area. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Janelle covers a wide range of topics including education, crime, community issues, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to providing accurate and impactful reporting to her audience.
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Houston, Texas, United States (Local)
Janelle Bludau's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a particular emphasis on politics, health-related issues, and education within the Houston area. Given her focus on government announcements and event coverage related to these topics, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide insights from local community leaders, educators or healthcare professionals.
She has also covered transportation issues and crime-related stories in the Houston area. Therefore, experts with knowledge of local transportation systems or crime statistics may find success in reaching out to her for commentary.
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“He was just bawling his eyes out. And he couldn’t speak, he was having a panic attack," Mongiello said.
"He was lost, scared, hot," the boy's mom said.
By: Janelle Bludau
The district switched to staggered start times for schools in an effort to address the shortage of bus drivers, but parents said this new system is not working.
KHOU 11 News is answering questions that's you've sent to our VERIFY team about Houston's new water restrictions.
By: Janelle Bludau
Some school districts are offering sign-on bonuses while others have moved to staggering schedules so current bus drivers can do more routes.
Kayleigh Craddock was planning to come back to do the honors, but the district told her she had been uninvited because of a sash she wore during graduation.
The month of October started off deadly in Harris County. Four people were killed in the first 36 hours, investigators say. All by domestic violence.
By: Janelle Bludau
Texas politicians have been invited to visit Colony Ridge to see what it's like for themselves.
Viewer Geneva contacted us to ask that question, so we got her the answer.
For Elijah, it was the best 30 seconds of his life.
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