Katiera Winfrey is a Multicultural Reporter with a focus on culture and society, travel and tourism, and environmental issues. Her work often explores themes related to social issues, crime, and architecture, reflecting her diverse interests and experiences. Katiera has been featured in KENS 5, FOX West Texas, KCEN 6 News, WISH-TV, WHAS-TV, KIII 3NEWS, KHOU 11, KVUE MEDIA, WLTX-TV, KYTX CBS19, and WKYC Studios.
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By: Katiera Winfrey
Dangerous unsightly trash is piling up in this neighborhood.
Louise Wilson was shot to death on the Pierce Street elevated one year ago. Her father is now pushing for legislation changes and technology upgrades.
By: Katiera Winfrey
A Houston organization held a celebration for the first day of Kwanzaa.
Indiana State Museum celebrates Kwanzaa Indianapolis News
By: Amanda Henderson, Michelle Homer, Katiera Winfrey
FBI agents and HCSO investigators have been at a home they believe is tied to Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the Houston man who killed 14 and injured over 30 in New Orleans.
The Star of Hope gave out a few hundred items including coats, socks and blankets to the unhoused in downtown Houston, but that'll only fulfill a temporary need.
By: Katiera Winfrey
The former president led a project to build 100 Houston homes in one week.
By: Katiera Winfrey
These systems will be able to screen roughly 600 students in 30 minutes.
For the first time, there was a repeat winner. Montoia Murray, 10, won first place for the second straight year.
By: Katiera Winfrey
Anytime there's a hard freeze, it's important to remember to protect yourself and your family, including pets, plus pipes and plants.
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