Andy Cerota is a News Anchor at KPRC. He covers a diverse range of topics including cybersecurity, health and wellness, and urban design, with a particular focus on school safety measures and digital safety. Andy is featured in KPRC, where he brings his passion for storytelling and exploration to the forefront.
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Andy Cerota's coverage emphasizes local news, with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to health & wellbeing, crime, and sports in the United States, Texas, particularly Houston. His recent articles cover various local issues such as road rage incidents, financial concerns of American workers regarding 401Ks, ERCOT's weather watch in Texas heat wave and mental health challenges among young Houstonians.
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Even the most common over-the-counter medications can become dangerous when they're not used correctly.
By: Andy Cerota
HOUSTON – For anyone who drives, walks, bikes, or simply crosses the street, a new report highlights a growing safety concern across the Houston region.
By: Andy Cerota
HOUSTON – If you live in an apartment, the City of Houston wants to make sure the building you call home is not putting you at risk.
By: Andy Cerota
HOUSTON – Back-to-school season means new backpacks, sneakers, school supplies — and a flood of emails, texts, and online messages from schools, teachers, and organizations.
HOUSTON – As kids head back to school, many families are focused on school supplies, new teachers, schedules, and getting back into a routine.
KLEIN, Texas – As Klein ISD students head back to class, the district is rolling out several behind-the-scenes safety upgrades designed to help campuses respond more quickly during an emergency.
By: Andy Cerota
HOUSTON – As students head back to school, child safety experts are warning parents that bullying doesn't always end when kids walk through the front door.
By: Andy Cerota, Jason Youngblood
HOUSTON – Houston police are expanding their use of drones, giving officers another tool to gather information during dangerous calls before making decisions that could put lives at risk.
By: Andy Cerota
HOUSTON – When someone calls 911 during a mental health crisis, police may be the first to arrive.
SUGAR LAND, Texas – When a fire truck rolls out of a Sugar Land station, firefighters need to know it will be ready for whatever emergency is waiting.
