Seaplanes' Forgotten Legacy in Houston's Waterways
Houston residents may not know that seaplanes once played a significant role in the city's transportation history, but a recent podcast episode sheds light on their forgotten legacy.
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Three injured by man who shot at moving vehicles before he was shot by police, HPD says
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Lanes reopen after 18-wheeler carrying oversized load strikes Houston Avenue bridge on I-10
An 18-wheeler carrying an oversized load struck the Houston Avenue bridge on Interstate 10 eastbound Friday morning, blocking two lanes and …
Maine and Massachusetts added to multistate Cyclospora outbreak
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One of the last living WWII Navajo Code Talkers to be honored Friday
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Woodland Acres Middle earns A rating as TEA highlights Galena Park ISD accountability success
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CBP says Big Bend work is limited as legal challenges grow
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Meet Taylor Bruck: KPRC 2’s new reporter is ready to explore Houston, one story, and queso, at a time
Houston, meet Taylor Bruck! If you happen to see KPRC 2’s newest reporter running through a Houston neighborhood, playing pickup basketball,…
The future of Flock cameras: The Good, Bad, and Ugly of the week
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3 injured after gunman opens fire on vehicles, exchanges gunfire with HPD near Chicken Plus
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Reporter receives $850K settlement over Kansas newspaper raid
A Kansas town has agreed to pay $850,000 to a former reporter at its weekly newspaper to end her federal lawsuit over a police raid of the p…
Popular Reese's, Almond Joy ice cream bars recalled over labeling error
The Magnum Ice Cream Company is voluntarily recalling all lots of certain Reese's and Almond Joy ice cream bars after an internal review fou…