Janelle Bludau
KVUE News
Houston, TX, United States
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Texas judge could undo FDA's approval on abortion pills
Anti-abortion advocates are trying to reverse the FDA ruling, calling the drugs harmful. → Read More
'There’s so much confusion' | Houston doctors join five Texas women in suing the state over abortion law
Five Texas women are also suing in an attempt to clarify Texas' abortion law when it comes to medically necessary procedures. → Read More
Surveillance video catches man pooping on woman's driveway in Galveston
A woman in Galveston says she's tired of her neighborhood being used as a toilet after she says surveillance video caught a man pooping on her driveway. → Read More
'Everything will still be homemade' | Popular breakfast taco spot returns after years of being closed
Villa Arcos is bringing back their highly anticipated breakfast tacos, which they’ve been serving along Navigation Boulevard for more than 40 years. → Read More
'We win the best party' | Competition heats up at Houston Rodeo BBQ Cookoff
Thousands of people were at NRG Thursday for the first night of the Houston Rodeo BBQ Cookoff, where the grills were hot and the party won’t soon stop. → Read More
Texas lawsuit could place nationwide ban on abortion pill
Abortion rights advocates are sounding the alarm over a Texas lawsuit they said could restrict access to the abortion pill across the country, even where it's legal. → Read More
Heights 11th Street project getting mixed reviews among neighbors and drivers
Drivers say it’s creating a traffic nightmare, but some neighbors say they’ve grown to love it. → Read More
'It’s huge here' | Crawfish season officially underway in Houston
Don't be surprised if you see the price of crawfish a little higher this year. → Read More
Texas-based 3D printing company teaming up with NASA to put buildings on the moon
ICON, a company out of Austin, is building a 3D printing robotic arm that will be sent to the moon to do the construction but can be controlled from Earth. → Read More
Man who shot robber at SW Houston taqueria questioned, released, HPD says
HPD had been looking for the man who shot another man during a robbery last week. On Monday, they questioned the 46-year-old and released him without charges. → Read More
HPD: Attorney says man who killed robber at SW Houston taqueria is ready to talk
An attorney who claimed to be representing the customer who shot and killed a man who robbed a southwest Houston restaurant last week reached out to Houston police. → Read More
Her mom is sick in Indiana, so when Southwest canceled her flight, she started driving
Melissa Clark's nightmare started in Houston on Monday when she was set to fly to see her sick mom in Indiana. When Southwest canceled her flight, she hit the road. → Read More
Tips on what to do with your plants after the freeze
What are you supposed to do if you think your plants died? The answer might surprise you: try not to touch them. → Read More
How to prepare your home, older or newer, for a freeze
Whatever year your house was built, whatever materials it's made of, no home is completely safe from freezing temps. → Read More
Texas cancer patient marries fiancé in surprise hospital wedding
They’ve been planning their perfect wedding for months all while Norina battled stage four colon cancer. → Read More
'This is the future' | University of Houston testing new robot waiter in on-campus restaurant
"What we’re finding is guests in the restaurant are coming because of the robot," said college Dean Dennis Reynolds. → Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott tours University of Houston's fentanyl vaccine lab
If approved, researchers hope the vaccine will stop people from overdosing on the drug. → Read More
Pearland city manager fired after unanimous vote following budget blunder
The city said it held a closed executive session Monday night and voted 6-0 to terminate Pearson. → Read More
'It looked legitimate' | Man shares story after falling victim to parking scam in downtown Houston
A man said a woman booted his can and then demanded $200 in cash to take it off. Aisha Mercer was arrested last week in what investigators called a bribery scheme. → Read More
Downtown Houston lights up eight different holiday displays to visit
For the first time, Houston First and Central Houston, Inc. are joining forces to launch the downtown lights – together. → Read More