Sabirah Rayford is an Anchor/Reporter for KPRC, focusing on local news in the Houston area. With a passion for telling stories that matter to the community, Sabirah covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, local politics, and social issues. Her goal is to provide accurate and impactful reporting that keeps the residents of Houston informed and engaged.
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Houston, Texas, United States (Local)
Sabirah Rayford's articles predominantly cover local government and politics in the United States, Texas, specifically Houston. Her focus on evolving stories, breaking news, legal policy regulation, and government announcements indicates a preference for pitches related to ongoing local issues such as community events, public infrastructure projects or political developments within her geographic scope.
Pitch topics that align with her coverage might include updates on ongoing lawsuits or legal disputes within the region; new initiatives by local authorities including bond measures; environmental issues like water quality concerns; community events and cultural initiatives particularly focused on underrepresented groups or socially relevant matters.
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By: Sabirah Rayford
Brown, smelly and dirty; that’s how homeowners in the Silver Glen community described their water, which they said was only getting worse.
By: Sabirah Rayford
Next month, Harris County Commissioners will vote on whether to include a $2.5 billion bond on the November election ballot. It would go to Harris Health Systems to transform several area hospitals and clinics.
By: Sabirah Rayford
A Montgomery County company is accused of perpetrating a culture of sexual assault and harassment.
At Mundo Pentecostal in Pasadena, pink and purple hues served as a reminder of a life taken too soon.
Water system problems are continuing to overflow in Houston. Drought conditions are leading to hundreds of reports of broken water pipes and mandatory water restrictions.
A new organization is working to change the landscape of Hispanic and Latino arts and culture in the Houston community.
A new Fort Bend Independent School District elementary school will be built on a former prison farm.
By: Sabirah Rayford
According to a new poll by Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston, 30 percent of likely voters say homelessness is one of the three most important problems facing Houston.
By: Sabirah Rayford
How to safely use your fireplace before cold weather arrives.
By: Sabirah Rayford
While the curtain calls for what we’ve come to know as Black History Month, the Seattle Opera is helping usher the European art form into a new age of expression, with a production composed by a Black man, a first in its 61-year history.
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