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Harris County Pct. 2 nets guns, drugs, cash in Third Ward home raid with Louisiana murder suspect


April 14, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A raid in the greater Third Ward neighborhood netted illegal guns, drugs, $145,000 cash, and a fugitive wanted for murder in Louisiana, according to Harris County Precinct 2 Constable Jerry Garcia. Law enforcement raided the house in the 2100 block of Live Oak early Thursday morning. “We got a tip a couple of months ago. The investigation …

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NRG Stadium presents prior experience for pair of Final Four players


April 1, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — On Saturday night inside NRG Stadium, San Diego State and Florida Atlantic will meet in the first Final Four appearance for each program. However, it will not be the first time inside the building for two players in the game. San Diego State forward Jaedon LeDee is a hometown kid. The former standout at Kinkaid tells he …

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80s return Thursday, rain chance returns Friday


March 23, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Warm and humid weather will continue for Thursday with temperatures in the 80s for highs. A weak cold front could bring scattered showers and storms Friday and Friday night. The threat for heavy rain and severe weather should stay away from the Houston area. How are rain chances looking the rest of this week? Most of us …

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Here’s how cold it will feel when you step outside this morning


February 17, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A cold north wind continues to blow over Houston, and that is pushing temperatures into the 30s this morning. When you factor in the wind, it will feel like it’s in the mid 20s at 7 a.m.! The cold wind will continue blowing at 10-20 mph Friday, but enough sunshine will win out over the clouds to …

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HISD board votes against terminating Yates High School principal


January 13, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Tiffany Guillory will remain the principal of Jack Yates High School after the HISD board voted against her termination Thursday night. In December, Guillory was “relieved of her duties” for reasons most still don’t know. HISD headquarters when community members expressed their concerns to the board. Bottom line: they didn’t want Guillory terminated. The vote was 6-3 …

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Several pelicans and other water birds left ill after freezing temps last week, Houston SPCA says


December 31, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Several pelicans and other water birds were hurt in last week’s extreme weather when temperatures reached below freezing, according to the Houston SPCA. The HSPCA’s Wildlife Center of Texas said they have been taking ill birds with mild frostbite, emaciation and parasites. Experts said the frostbite can be caused when pelicans have to dive deeper into frigid …

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Car owner opens fire at person trying to take vehicle, deputies say


December 30, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Deputies believe a shooting that left someone injured in northwest Harris County took place during an attempted car burglary. The Harris County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that it has been investigating the shooting in the area of Highway 249/Tomball Parkway and Antoine Drive on Thursday night. Investigators said a car’s owner was inside a check-cashing place when he …

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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Suddenly it feels like spring again in Southeast Texas. A warm front is blowing in humid Gulf air, and that is allowing sea fog to develop along the coast. Strong southerly winds should keep the fog from getting dense for now, but as long as the humid air remains over the chilly shelf waters, fog is possible at any time. Temperatures will only cool off into the mid 60s overnight. As moisture levels rise Thursday morning, showers will stream in from the Gulf. Thunderstorms will eventually develop as the atmosphere warms into the upper 70s. These thunderstorms will become more numerous late Thursday afternoon and evening, and street flooding will be possible in the heaviest storms. How much rain can we expect? The heaviest thunderstorms will develop in bands, and if you find yourself underneath one of those bands you can pack up a quick 1-3″ of rain. These thunderstorms are expect to be more numerous north of I-10 and east of I-45. If you miss the thunderstorms but still get rain showers, you can expect less than 1″ of rain. Communities southwest of Houston toward Matagorda Bay are least likely to get rainfall and might miss out completely. Is severe weather possible? Yes, but it’s a very low chance at 5% or less. Gusty winds would be the primary threat, but an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. Small hail is also possible in the strongest thunderstorms, but hail should stay below severe limits. What is the forecast for New Year’s weekend? New Year’s Eve looks to bring the best weather we’ve got left in 2022! The stormy weather system that blows in late Thursday will clear out Friday night to bring back sunshine for Saturday. Lows will be in the 50s with highs in the 70s. We expect a dry start to the New Year at the stroke of midnight with temperatures in the upper 50s. While New Year’s Day may start fairly clear, the clouds will be pushing back in as the day progresses and a light shower is possible by Sunday evening. The clouds will be associated with an approaching Pacific storm system that should bring back widespread showers and thunderstorms for Monday, January 2nd. Could there be any severe weather or flash flooding in Monday’s storms? We don’t see a strong signal for any flash flooding as the storms move through fairly quickly, but there is small chance some of the thunderstorms could turn severe, especially northeast of Houston toward Lake Livingston.


December 29, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Nearly 2,000 bats are still recovering after suffering hypothermic shock during last week’s freeze. But there’s good news — on Wednesday, hundreds of bats were released back into the wild.  Houston Humane Society scooped up bats that had fallen from the Waugh Bridge in Buffalo Bayou Park. Experts say our ecosystem needs bats to eat pests like …

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