
Anayeli Ruiz
Reporter at KHOU-TV (Houston, TX)
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1 week ago |
wltx.com | Anayeli Ruiz
HOUSTON — A woman who lives about a mile from the site of a reported sexual assault in southwest Houston believes she is a victim of the same man. The alleged sexual assault happened last week at an apartment complex on Edloe Street, near West University Place. Police said a man broke into a woman’s apartment, assaulted her and robbed her. Days after police released video of the suspect, another woman, who lives at an apartment complex on Buffalo Speedway, came forward with her own story.
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1 week ago |
myfoxzone.com | Anayeli Ruiz
HOUSTON — A woman who lives about a mile from the site of a reported sexual assault in southwest Houston believes she is a victim of the same man. The alleged sexual assault happened last week at an apartment complex on Edloe Street, near West University Place. Police said a man broke into a woman’s apartment, assaulted her and robbed her. Days after police released video of the suspect, another woman, who lives at an apartment complex on Buffalo Speedway, came forward with her own story.
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wcnc.com | Anayeli Ruiz
Life Kawika Grant was last seen on May 31 after boarding a Greyhound bus in San Bernardino, California. He was recently released from a behavioral facility. Author: Anayeli Ruiz (KHOU) Published: 11:35 PM EDT June 16, 2025 Updated: 10:00 AM EDT June 19, 2025 HOUSTON — A Houston family is pleading for help finding their loved one, who they say disappeared while traveling to Houston. Kawika Grant was last seen on May 31 after boarding a Greyhound bus in San Bernardino, California.
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khou.com | Anayeli Ruiz
Local News After a woman was sexually assaulted in Houston, another says the same man seen in police video tried to break into her home months earlier. Author: Anayeli Ruiz (KHOU) Published: 10:33 PM CDT June 18, 2025 Updated: 10:33 PM CDT June 18, 2025 HOUSTON — A woman who lives about a mile from the site of a reported sexual assault in southwest Houston believes she is a victim of the same man.
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1 week ago |
abc10.com | Anayeli Ruiz
HOUSTON — A Houston family is pleading for help finding their loved one, who they say disappeared while traveling to Houston. Kawika Grant was last seen on May 31 after boarding a Greyhound bus in San Bernardino, California. He was scheduled to arrive in Houston on June 1, but his family says he never made it. “We waited for the next bus. We waited all day. He never showed up," said Arthur Bolton, Grant’s cousin.
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