T.J. Parker is a journalist based in Houston, Texas, focusing on local news and events. He writes for KPRC and his work has also appeared on WSVN-TV 7News. T.J. covers a wide range of topics, including breaking news, crime, sports, and community stories, keeping the Houston community informed and engaged.
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T.J. Parker primarily covers local breaking news, with a strong focus on crime and public safety in Houston, Texas. Given this emphasis, T.J. would likely be receptive to pitches that provide newsworthy updates on ongoing criminal investigations or incidents of public interest within the area.
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By: Christian Terry, Holly Galvan
HOUSTON – Houston Police Department commanders are set to provide a public safety update at 9:45 a.m. today regarding the helicopter crash
By: Holly Galvan
Attorneys on both sides say she could also be a victim.
By: Ahmed Humble
HOUSTON'S EAST END – HOUSTON'S EAST END – A woman arrested over the weekend, suspected of setting a warehouse in Houston's East End that killed a firefighter, will stand before a judge Monday morning.
By: Ahmed Humble, T.J. Parker
“It’s a somber mood this morning, we gather here to lay our brother to rest,” HFD Captain and public information officer, Sedrick Robinett said.
HOUSTON – There's been a public outcry among some in Montrose after a proposed plan to improve a section of Montrose Boulevard means the removal of some historic Live Oak trees.
By: T.J. Parker, Kait Catuiza, Xavier James
Sheriff ed Gonzalez said on social media, the 18-year-old is believed to have been attempting to race another car when the crash occurred.
By: Holly Galvan
A Houston woman accused of brutally beating a 4-year-old girl is set to appear in court today for a bond review.
By: Ninfa Saavedra, Bill Barajas, Ahmed Humble, T.J. Parker
A student died Monday after being hit by a train in southeast Houston. Residents and parents who live nearby tell KPRC 2 it’s not uncommon for students to cross the train tracks despite it being dangerous.
NORTH HOUSTON – The search continues Sunday morning for the suspect, or suspects in a deadly shooting.
By: Holly Galvan
Houston Mayor John Whitmire met with Union Pacific President Beth Whited on Tuesday to address rail safety concerns following the death of a Milby High School student who was hit by a train last week.
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