Joel Eisenbaum is an Investigative Reporter at KPRC. He specializes in topics such as cyber attacks, data breaches, and water management, bringing a keen eye to issues that affect community safety and infrastructure. Joel has been featured in Local 4 WDIV Detroit and KPRC.
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Joel Eisenbaum's coverage focuses extensively on crime, law enforcement, and legal issues in the Houston area. His articles often feature breaking news, evolving stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to crime and law enforcement.
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By: Michael Horton, Joel Eisenbaum
Grocery stores, entertainment venues and schools across Galveston County face bomb threats
HOUSTON – Another body was found Tuesday in Buffalo Bayou downtown, adding to a growing number of human remains discovered in Houston's waterways.
By: Jason Nguyen, Joel Eisenbaum, Wladimir Moquete
Everybody's ready — but what exactly are taxpayers signing up for? BRIDGELAND, TX – The Houston Texans are moving — sort of.
By: Jason Nguyen, Joel Eisenbaum
The Houston Texans TORO District is splitting two school districts in Bridgeland. Here is what Cy-Fair and Waller ISD are saying about the impact on students and families.
By: Adrian Montes, Kylie Frakes, Joel Eisenbaum
Parents get real-time updates on student bus arrivals and departures HOUSTON – Houston ISD is launching a new tool this school year to help parents stay connected with students who ride the bus.
By: Roger Franco, Joel Eisenbaum, Talisa Treviño, Adrian Montes
Houston Public Works Director Randy Macchi said the fee is expected to generate about $25 million, far less than the roughly $137 million he says it costs to run the city's solid waste operation.
Everything you need to know about the new solid waste administration fee hitting Houston water bills in September.
By: Joel Eisenbaum
Nearly 2,000 HISD teachers lacked full state certification at the end of last school year. ENOUGH examined where they're teaching, how the district trains them and why some are being allowed more time to become certified.
By: Adrian Montes, Joel Eisenbaum
HISD says centralized hubs are intended to cut lengthy bus rides, but some school choice families say stops miles from home have complicated work schedules and their children's trips to school.
By: Jon Hill, Roger Franco, Joel Eisenbaum, Wladimir Moquete, Talisa Treviño
A 19-year-old nursing student was killed crossing Westheimer Road in Houston. Her family wants safer crossings as TxDOT plans improvements at 23 intersections.
