T.J. Parker is a morning reporter at KPRC 2 Houston. With a diverse background in regional interest and world news, Parker covers topics related to security and law enforcement, education, and school safety, while also advocating for consumer health and mental health issues. He has been featured in WSVN 7 News and KPRC, bringing a wealth of experience from his previous roles in various news organizations across the country.
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By: Damon Sales, T.J. Parker
Galveston ISD trustees could decide their next legal move Wednesday night in a lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over the district’s refusal to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms. The board agenda lists the case as an action item but does not specify what action trustees may take.
By: Heikki Mustonen
Authorities converged on El Volcan early Saturday morning. Here's what we know about the operation and what authorities have yet to confirm
Chase Patin allegedly shot a Harris County deputy, stole his patrol car and ran. He made it about 11 hours before a neighbor's barking dogs gave him away
Chase Patin is scheduled to appear before a judge Monday morning after he was kept out of court Thursday night and Friday morning for safety reasons.
By: Christian Hudspeth, Xavier James
HOUSTON – A man is in critical condition after being shot in the stomach at a home in southeast Houston, according to the Houston Police Department
By: T.J. Parker
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office says it is actively investigating allegations against a former Conroe ISD wrestling coach accused of grooming and sexually exploiting female student-athletes.
Travelers heading to George Bush Intercontinental Airport could face traffic delays this week as construction work reduces the number of lanes available near the airport.
By: T.J. Parker
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo is calling for stronger oversight of the county’s Flock camera system after a newly released report identified gaps in privacy protections and raised questions about who can access the cameras’ collected information.
By: T.J. Parker
Fort Bend County commissioners are set to consider several tax incentive and economic development agreements Thursday that could help bring a massive $10.1 billion Tesla manufacturing project to the county.
By: Christian Hudspeth, Heikki Mustonen
HOUSTON – A man was killed and another was injured in a shooting at a Houston property being rented for a party, police said.
