John Becker is an experienced anchor and journalist with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in Houston, Texas. With a background in television and print media, John has covered a wide range of topics, including severe weather events, crime, public health concerns, and community events. His reporting aims to provide accurate and timely information to the local community and shed light on important issues affecting Houston and its surrounding areas.
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By: John Becker
The Houston Housing Authority is facing scrutiny over financial issues and the treatment of low-income renters. An investigation revealed that ousted president and CEO David Northern received a severance of over $210,252.18, raising concerns about oversight. Due process problems led to tenants losing their housing vouchers, as reported by Click 2 Houston.
A horse was hit by a white sedan in Pearland last Saturday around 7:38 p.m. in the 1800 block of O'Day Road. The horse had to be euthanized due to its injuries, and the rider was hurt but is recovering in the hospital, according to
By: John Becker
The Houston City Council voted unanimously on Wednesday to start the process of renaming Terminal E at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in honor of the late U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee. This vote is the first step in a multi-phase process, reflecting her strong impact on the Houston community and her long service to the 18th Congressional District, as covered by Houston Landing.
By: John Becker
The Texas Attorney General's Office has requested that convicted murderer Robert Roberson be prevented from appearing at a House Committee hearing. Roberson, who was convicted in 2002 for the murder of his two-year-old daughter, is being considered for testimony as part of a legislative inquiry. However, the Attorney General argues that the legislature is overstepping its authority by involving Roberson in the hearing, according to the Attorney General's Office.
By: John Becker
Houston is in for a cool weekend, with a high of 58°F today and clear skies. Tonight, temperatures will dip to around 41°F, with an east wind at 5 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
By: John Becker
Harris County officials are investigating an armored truck robbery that took place on Friday at a Food Town store east of Houston. Two men attacked the driver during a delivery, beating and pepper-spraying him in an attempt to steal his cash bag. The robbery failed, and the suspects fled in a white vehicle, as reported by KHOU.
By: John Becker
A Houston father is facing legal consequences after leaving his 4-year-old child in a car while he was gambling. The Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's Office said deputies responded to a 911 call about an unsupervised child at the Sam Houston Race Park on Thursday, according to KHOU.
By: John Becker
Over the weekend in Houston, a police officer found a body in the backseat of their patrol car. The officer, from the Mental Health Division, discovered the corpse when they arrived at their vehicle at department headquarters to start their afternoon shift. The cause of the man's presence in the car is unclear, but authorities believe he may have been seeking shelter from the weather, as reported by Click2Houston.
By: John Becker
Two Party City locations in the Houston area, in Humble and Shenandoah, will stay open despite the company’s plan to close most of its stores after a January bankruptcy filing. Local owner Emily Morgan confirmed that her stores will remain open and unaffected by the closures, according to Click2Houston.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued the NCAA, claiming it misleads the public by calling certain events "women’s sports" while allowing biologically male athletes to compete. He argues this violates the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, which protects consumers from being misled, according to the
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