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Houston author Mariah Kingsley brings a fresh perspective to romance stories

What makes a love story feel real? For Houston author Mariah Kingsley, it’s the messy, unexpected moments that make her characters come alive. During Romance Awareness Month, Kingsley stopped by “Houston Life” to talk about her writing, the experiences that have shaped her perspe...

Click2Houston GeneralAug 20, 2026

safety

Deer Park police officer suspended after admitting to the misuse of Flock cameras

The suspension comes as criticism of Flock cameras has increased in recent months. The criticism stems mainly from the use of Flock cameras by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the misuse of the system by law enforcement at other departments across the country....

Houston Public MediaAug 20, 2026

safety

Body found in remote area of Attucks Middle School in Sunnyside

A body was found in a remote area of Attucks Middle School in Sunnyside, school officials said. The Houston Independent School District said maintenance crews discovered the person and called police before any students could see the scene. Sky 2 aerial footage showed emergency re...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalAug 20, 2026

business

Local beef vs. grocery store beef: What to know about safety, cost and recent recalls

From eggs and lettuce to jalapeños and beef, a series of recent food recalls has put food safety back in the spotlight and left some Texas shoppers wondering what exactly is safe to put on the dinner table. PREVIOUS: Food recalls involving lettuce, eggs and jalapeños raise concer...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalAug 20, 2026

Local

5 Houston-area residents charged in $1 million Treasury check scheme

Five Houston-area residents are facing federal charges after investigators say they tried to cash in on a counterfeit U.S. Treasury tax refund check worth more than $1 million. A 33-count indictment was unsealed charging Torik M. Blade, 39, of Missouri City; Kendra L. Folkes, 37,...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalAug 20, 2026

government

Houston rental A/C ordinance: Your questions, comments coming in

The Houston City Council passed a landmark ordinance on Wednesday requiring landlords to provide working air conditioning in all rental properties , and since then, readers have been sounding off. PREVIOUS: Houston renters will soon have a right to working A/C under new city rule...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalAug 20, 2026

Local

Kandi Burruss brings one-woman show to Houston

Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and television personality Kandi Burruss is bringing her one-woman show, “I Do, I Did, I’m Done,” to House of Blues Houston on Aug. 23, turning the public unraveling of her marriage to Todd Tucker into an evening of music, comedy, and unfi...

Defender NetworkAug 20, 2026