Joel Eisenbaum is an Investigative Reporter at KPRC. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, real estate, retail, and transportation, with a focus on issues relevant to Texas and Houston, such as crime and voting. Joel has been featured in WDIV-TV (Detroit, MI) and KPRC, highlighting his commitment to impactful journalism.
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Joel Eisenbaum's coverage focuses extensively on crime, law enforcement, and legal issues in the Houston area. His articles often feature breaking news, evolving stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to crime and law enforcement.
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By: Joel Eisenbaum
HOUSTON – Texas has more miles of freight train tracks than any other state, surpassing Illinois and California combined.
By: Joel Eisenbaum
The tragic death of a student this week has brought renewed attention to the ongoing safety concerns surrounding schools located near railroad tracks.
By: Joel Eisenbaum
HOUSTON – Residents living near the intersection of Buffalo Speedway and Holmes Road are growing increasingly frustrated with the ongoing neglect of their neighborhood.
By: Robert Arnold, Ana Lastra, Jason Nguyen, Adrian Montes, Bill Carruthers, Jon Hill, Ninfa Saavedra, Joel Eisenbaum, Bill Spencer, Mario Díaz, Andrea Slaydon, Amy Davis, Tiffani Lupenski
HOUSTON – Let's talk about something that we all want: a community where life feels just a little bit easier and a lot more fair.
BRAZORIA COUNTY, Texas – Parts of Alvin are still reeling from the aftermath of a powerful EF-2 tornado that struck the area on Saturday.
By: Joel Eisenbaum, Holly Galvan
As authorities continue to investigate the horrific New Year's Day attack on Bourbon Street , questions remain about how Shamsud
HOUSTON – While Shamsud Din-Jabbar's public persona appeared relatively ordinary, his radicalization remains a subject of intense scrutiny.
By: Joel Eisenbaum
The situation in eviction courts across Harris County has reached a breaking point, with tenants, landlords and judges struggling to keep up with an overwhelming number of cases.
By: Andrea Slaydon, Adrian Montes, Jason Nguyen, Bill Carruthers, Jon Hill, Joel Eisenbaum
Harris County is tackling low jury duty attendance head-on with a new initiative that increases juror pay.
In the face of extreme weather, such as freezing temperatures, renters may wonder if apartment management has the legal right to turn off water to residents.
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