Julissa Garza is a Multi Skilled Journalist at THV11. She focuses on general assignment news with a keen interest in government and politics, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and public education within school districts. Julissa's work has been featured in prominent outlets including KHOU 11, WFAA, KENS 5, 11Alive, and KVUE MEDIA.
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More Houston ISD schools could soon join the NES model, with at least 9 principals expressing interest.
There’s a big shakeup in Fort Bend County leadership starting today.
A man accused of killing his pregnant girlfriend and unborn child is back in Houston. Court documents reveal new details as the case moves forward.
By: Julissa Garza
Houston Rep. Christian Menefee spoke with KHOU 11's Julissa Garza in his first TV interview about filing his first piece of legislation. Here's what it would do.
Seven people were hurt, including one critically, after an apparent explosion outside a Pearland mobile home as investigators work to determine the cause.
By: Jaime E. Galvan
A man died after a stabbing at a south Houston apartment complex early Friday. Police say they're searching for a woman they believe was involved.
One month after Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was shot and killed by an ICE agent during an operation targeting an undocumented immigrant in Houston's East End, community members gathered Friday to honor his...
Texas transportation officials and law enforcement agencies are urging drivers to arrange a sober ride before celebrating this Labor Day weekend. TxDOT says 1,303 people died in alcohol- or drug-rela...
The debate over Flock cameras continues to grow as Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo has called for a special meeting to examine how the license-plate readers are being used and overseen. Hidalgo said...
By: Lupita Villarreal, Julissa Garza
The city of Houston previously said that today -- Tuesday, Sept. 8 -- was when it would begin disconnecting water service for some customers with
