Adrian Montes

1 week ago | click2houston.com | Amy Davis |Andrea Slaydon |Adrian Montes |Jon Hill

Published: May 27, 2025 at 11:19 AMFor more than two years, we have exposed serious issues within Houston’s Public Works water department — problems that have left many Houstonians facing inaccurate water bills, resulting in overcharges of thousands of dollars. Led by KPRC 2 Investigator Amy Davis, our investigation is shedding light on overbilling, faulty water meters, and mismanagement of city contracts. These discoveries led to the arrest and charges for seven people.

2 weeks ago | click2houston.com | Amy Davis |Adrian Montes |Andrea Slaydon

Six months after our KPRC 2 Investigates team uncovered shady contracts at the Houston Housing Authority that cost you millions of dollars... an outside investigation commissioned by the HHA board confirmed our findings. In part, our months-long KPRC 2 Investigation uncovered misused money and led to the resignation of then-CEO David Northern. We told you in April the Housing Authority board hired a third-party law firm to investigate all contracts, agreements, and payouts.

1 month ago | click2houston.com | Amy Davis |Andrea Slaydon |Adrian Montes |Jon Hill

People who live and work near Houston Lululemon stores say the company is inviting crime into their neighborhoods... doing little to protect customers from repeat thefts. 2 Investigator Amy Davis requested the police reports to put the crime into perspective, and she interviewed customers who say they are worried the company is “normalizing” the thefts by not stopping them.

1 month ago | click2houston.com | Amy Davis |Andrea Slaydon |Adrian Montes

Published: April 25, 2025 at 7:39 AMUpdated: April 25, 2025 at 7:52 AMTags: HHA, Houston Housing Authority, Housing, Money, Houses, House, Home, Houston City Hall, InvestigatesHouston residents seeking affordable housing will soon have a new opportunity through the Houston Housing Authority’s (HHA) latest rent relief initiative.

1 month ago | click2houston.com | Gage Goulding |Brett Doster |Adrian Montes

HOUSTON – A single mother of three was left trying to figure out how she was going to put food on the table this month after her SNAP benefits were stolen. Claudette Merchant went to buy groceries at HEB on Monday, the same day her monthly SNAP benefits were loaded onto her Lone Star card. It’s only when she got to the checkout line that the cashier told her she only had a few dollars on the card.