Man shows up to woman’s Spring home asking for ‘Lovely Queen,’ then shoots at garage for not answering door
A woman was left frightened after a random man showed up to her home in Spring, asking for another woman and then discharged his gun at her garage, according to Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman.
Several Harris County residents learn property deeds were transferred to woman named in worldwide surrogacy scandal
Harris County Real Property Records show several properties deeded to Helen Yancy, who has now been named a defendant in a lawsuit against Houston-based Surrogacy Escrow Account Management, or SEAM, owned by Dominique Side.
Lawyer says property transfer connected to worldwide surrogacy escrow theft scheme ‘was forged’
A five-acre tract of undeveloped property in northeast Houston, covered in trees and overgrown vegetation, has been thrust into the middle of a worldwide surrogacy escrow company theft scandal after what an attorney calls a “forged” transfer of the property deed.
Why it could still take weeks to remove Hurricane Beryl debris in parts of Harris County
According to Commissioner Tom Ramsey, it could take several more weeks before a debris truck even sets a tire on streets in precinct 3. In fact, it will be another at least three weeks until every street has a debris truck make a first pass.
Paris Olympics boxing takes a back seat to verbal jabs at Harris County Commissioners Court
Fireworks and verbal blows were unleashed at Harris County Commissioners Court earlier this week. County records show that Tuesday’s meeting with the four county commissioners along with the county judge lasted for over 10 hours.
New defendant named in worldwide surrogacy escrow theft lawsuit involving Houston company
More than a dozen new families are now suing Houston-based Surrogacy Escrow Account Management and owner Dominique Side, nearly two months after the escrow firm suddenly collapsed and allegations surfaced that Side stole the money to fund a lavish lifestyle.
‘I don’t feel safe’: Northwest Harris County residents say squatters are ruining their neighborhood
Texas Central Railway purchased 41 homes in the White Oak subdivision with plans to eventually remove them and make way for the high-speed train project, but now, many of the purchased houses have fallen into disrepair, and squatters have moved into them.
Prosecutors want bond raised for man accused of botching veneer procedure without a dentistry license
Jadan Miorke, 34, is charged for practicing dentistry without a license after a Rhode Island man reported serious complications to Houston Police following his March 13th appointment at the southwest Houston high rise office.
Harris County Judge Kelli Johnson becomes ‘combative’ with officers during a welfare check at her home, sources say
Harris County Judge Kelli Johnson was taken to a mental health facility Thursday evening after she allegedly became combative with authorities during a welfare check at her home, sources confirmed with KPRC 2 Investigates.
Remember all that African Art in a Harris County Shed? Going once.. going twice
Over four-and-a-half years after KPRC 2 Investigates exposed well over a thousand pieces of African Art from a private art collection that was being stored in a Harris County maintenance shed, the art is set to be sold to the highest bidder on Thursday.
‘Come and get this trash’: Garbage-filled SE Houston apartment complex files foreclosure after resident complaints
A Houston apartment that has received several complaints from its residents has not only abandoned the property but has now filed for foreclosure, leaving residents in the dark once again.
Houston surrogacy escrow company misappropriated millions to fund owner Dominique Side’s rap career: Records
Surrogacy Escrow Account Management LLC or SEAM, and owner Dominique Side, has gone dark since mid-June when the company appears to have abruptly shut down and told clients legal actions forced operations to be placed on hold.
‘Action is the greatest reaction’: Baytown woman wanted after social media threats to murder CenterPoint staff
A Baytown woman is accused of threatening to murder CenterPoint Energy employees in a series of posts on her X account, according to documents obtained exclusively by KPRC 2, days after more than 2 million people lost power in Hurricane Beryl.
Where to get food, water as thousands remain without power post-Beryl
It's been a challenging week for many Houston residents and businesses still grappling with power outages caused by Hurricane Beryl. Families have lost refrigerated items, adding to the list of challenges. Fortunately, several food and water distribution sites are available across the city to help those in need.
WATCH LIVE: Federal and local officials to provide update on Hurricane Beryl recovery
Federal and local officials, including Bishop James Dixon, Congressman Al Green, and representatives from the offices of Commissioner Rodney Ellis and Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, will provide updates on recovery efforts at NRG Park following Hurricane Beryl.
‘We’re going to punch you back’: Criminals targeting Houstonians impacted by Beryl to face upgraded charges, DA says
More than a dozen people are facing upgraded disaster-time charges in Harris County, District Attorney Kim Ogg tells KPRC 2, accused of targeting homes and businesses dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl.
Blue Alert issued for man possibly connected to death of undercover Harris County deputy
The Sheriff's Office says the undercover officer may have had radio issues but was on the phone with another deputy before he was ambushed. He was 28-years-old and a 5-year veteran with HCSO working as part of its Violent Person's Task Force.
Undercover deputy shot, killed during ambush in NE Harris County
The Sheriff's Office says the undercover officer may have had radio issues but was on the phone with another deputy before he was ambushed. He was 28-years-old and a 5-year veteran with HCSO working as part of its Violent Person's Task Force.
‘We are here for you, Harris County:’ Community leaders provide resources to residents impacted by Hurricane Beryl
In the wake of Hurricane Beryl, over 1.3 million residents in Harris County are left without power during an oppressive heatwave. Local and federal leaders, including Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones and Congresswoman Lizzie Fletcher, gathered at Belen Community Center to coordinate relief efforts and secure additional resources.