Brittany Taylor
KPRC 2 Houston
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Inhalable COVID-19 vaccine? Rice University scientists developing vaccine spray in fight against coronavirus
Scientists at Rice University’s Center for Theoretical Biological Physics announced they are a part of the development of an inhalable COVID-19 vaccination. → Read More
Remdesivir effectiveness among 35 COVID-related studies underway at Harris Health hospitals
The effectiveness of remdesivir in the treatment of coronavirus is among 35 COVID-related research projects that are being conducted at Harris Health System hospitals, according to officials. → Read More
‘Justice 4 George Floyd’ protest will be held at Discovery Green Friday
The Houston Black Lives Matter organization is hosting a “Justice 4 George Floyd” protest Friday. → Read More
2 children, 1 adult hurt after vehicle slams into daycare in NW Harris County, officials say
Two children and an adult were injured after a vehicle struck a daycare Wednesday afternoon in northwest Harris County, according to Harris County Precinct 1 Constable Alan Rosen. → Read More
Rooftop Cinema Club opens second drive-in location in Spring
The Rooftop Cinema Club announced the opening of its second drive-in location in Spring. → Read More
Person hospitalized after vehicle drives off Eastex Freeway into body of water, HFD says
A person was hospitalized after a vehicle went off the Eastex Freeway into a body of water, according to the Houston Fire Department. → Read More
Space Center Houston to reopen July 1
Space Center Houston announced its reopening its doors to the public on July 1. → Read More
Houston-area job losses, unemployment rate reach record levels in April
Job losses and the unemployment rate in the Houston area reached record levels in April due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to data released by Workforce Solutions Friday morning. → Read More
City of Houston pools, splash pads to remain closed over Memorial Day weekend, mayor says
Mayor Sylvester Turner announced that 38 city of Houston swimming pools, 27 splash pads will remain closed during Memorial Day weekend. → Read More
Interim Harris County clerk appointed after former county clerk resigns due to health issues
Harris County Commissioners Court appointed Christopher Hollins as its interim Harris County clerk. → Read More
Sources: Girlfriend accused of beating former Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, cracking his ribs
The girlfriend of former Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst was arrested and charged after accusations that she attacked Dewhurst twice last week, according to police sources. → Read More
Harris County scores an ‘F’ in social distancing, data says
Harris County scored an "F" in a social distancing scoreboard. → Read More
Mass food distribution event rescheduled, testing sites closed Saturday due to severe weather
Local testing sites and food distribution events will be upended by severe weather that is forecasted for this weekend, officials announced Friday. → Read More
Texas Lottery plans to reopen claim centers June 1
The Texas Lottery Commission announced that it’s planning to reopen all 16 claim centers on June 1. → Read More
Mayor Turner tests negative for COVID-19 after City Council member tests positive
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner tested negative for the coronavirus Thursday, days after City Councilwoman Letitia Plummer tested positive for the virus. → Read More
Sugar Land residents seeing an uptick in clogged pipes, city says
Sugar Land residents are seeing an uptick in clogged pipes, according to city officials. → Read More
Krispy Kreme is giving away free doughnuts to 2020 graduates!
Krispy Kreme is treating 2020 graduates to a sweet delight during salty times as the coronavirus pandemic causes schools and universities to cancel graduation ceremonies across the country. → Read More
Advocates call for transparency from HPD after deadly April officer-involved shooting
The Greater Houston Coalition for Justice is demanding transparency from the Houston Police Department after an officer-involved shooting on April 21 that left a man dead. → Read More
Houston city council member Letitia Plummer tests positive for COVID-19
Houston city council member Letitia Plummer announces that she has tested positive for the coronavirus in an open letter she posted on social media that was addressed to Mayor Sylvester Turner on Monday. → Read More
Houston-area Girl Scouts lose $1.7 million without cookie booths during the COVID-19 pandemic
Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council has suffered a $1.7 million revenue loss because they weren’t able to sell cookies at booths during the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More