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LIVE RADAR: Isolated showers moving into Houston area

Rain chances at the start of the week are low. Isolated showers and storms are possible Tuesday, but most of us will stay dry. Wednesday tracking spotty sea breeze showers but it is far from a wash out. Track it all on our live radar: Check the latest weather alerts Check real-ti...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 29, 2026

Local

ICE agent who shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston identified

The federal government has withheld his identification, even as major state and local law enforcement agencies across the country typically identify officers involved in shootings on the job soon after the incident....

Houston Public MediaSep 29, 2026

News

4 things to check before re-enrolling in your current health insurance plan

Open enrollment for health insurance begins Nov. 1, and for millions of Americans, the decision of which plan to choose will be made in just minutes — a choice that could affect both their health and their finances for an entire year. Don’t assume your plan stayed the same It may...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 29, 2026

Local

Houston tax preparer pleads guilty to multiple tax fraud schemes

A 40-year-old Houston woman has pleaded guilty to federal tax offenses involving the failure to pay employee taxes and the preparation of false tax returns, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Levi Casildo Castro pleaded guilty to willfully failing to collect and pay ove...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 29, 2026

schools

Planters NUTmobile is hitting the road and needs drivers - How to apply

The Planters NUTmobile is hitting the road again and looking for three Peanutters to get behind the wheel of the NUTmobile and take the iconic vehicle on the road across the country visiting festivals, parades, college campuses, community events and more....

FOX 26 HoustonSep 29, 2026

parks

Project Row Houses launches Southern Survey Biennial III

Thirty-three years after seven Black artists pooled their money to buy a block of crumbling shotgun houses in the Third Ward, that block is hosting one of the most ambitious exhibitions in Project Row Houses’ history. Project Row Houses (PRH) opens the Southern Survey Biennial II...

Defender NetworkSep 29, 2026

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Spring water rescue: Woman pulled from retention pond near Northcrest

A woman escaped without injury early this morning after her car veered off the road and into a retention pond in Spring. The incident happened around 12:45 a.m. in the 22300 block of Northcrest Drive. Authorities say the woman was driving to work when she missed a curve and drove...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 29, 2026

government

Mail-In Voting

Who Can Vote by Mail in Texas?

Houston Public MediaSep 29, 2026

Local

Dr. David Persse, longtime Houston medical leader, dies at 66

Tributes are pouring in for Dr. David Persse, a longtime Houston physician and former chief medical officer who died Monday at age 66. Persse suffered a severe spinal injury while swimming at a beach in California on Saturday, according to reports. He was hospitalized after the i...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 29, 2026

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National Coffee Day 2026 deals, discounts

Calling all coffee lovers! National Coffee Day is bringing a fresh lineup of freebies and discounts on Tuesday, Sept. 29.

FOX 26 HoustonSep 29, 2026

library

Child of a mail-order bride (Sept. 29, 2026)

On Tuesday's show: Writer Katya Suvorova, who grew up in Houston, talks about her book, "Ungrateful Immigrant Daughter: A Memoir From the Child of a Mail-Order Bride." And we discuss benefits available to veterans in Greater Houston....

HPM HoustonSep 29, 2026