Anayeli Ruiz

5 days ago | wfaa.com | Anayeli Ruiz

HOUSTON — A Houston woman's decision to throw a quinceañera celebration for her cat has captured the internet's attention and unexpectedly helped save a struggling animal rescue organization. Miranda Gonzalez recently hosted an elaborate 15th birthday celebration for her cat Holly Marie Gonzalez, complete with a custom dress, mariachi band, and a remote-controlled Bentley for the grand entrance. The event has garnered over 21 million views online. "I rescued Holly when she was 6 months old.

6 days ago | kens5.com | Anayeli Ruiz

THE WOODLANDS, Texas — Pedestrian barricades are in the works on the Highway 242 flyovers in Montgomery County after two local teens died by suicide at the same location in recent months. Officials are responding to community calls for safety improvements at the overpass, which spans I-45 in The Woodlands. The effort comes after 17-year-old Sophia Lucario died in August 2024, followed by the recent death of 17-year-old Ryder Jacoby at the same location. Both teens had struggled with mental health.

1 week ago | khou.com | Anayeli Ruiz

KATY, Texas — A local business owner is sounding the alarm after yet another break-in at a historic property he and his father are restoring. Over the weekend, a group of teens caused thousands of dollars in damage, but that's not even the biggest concern. The real fear is that someone could get seriously hurt in the process. Andrew Nurcahya and his father are remodeling the Cardiff Rice Dryer in Katy.

2 weeks ago | khou.com | Anayeli Ruiz

Economy President Donald Trump defends his second-term performance despite a report showing a faltering economy. Author: Anayeli Ruiz (KHOU) Published: 10:11 PM CDT April 30, 2025 Updated: 10:13 PM CDT April 30, 2025 HOUSTON — President Donald Trump is defending the first 100 days of his second term after a new report shows America's economy is faltering.

4 weeks ago | thv11.com | Anayeli Ruiz

HOUSTON — A woman whose car caught fire on her way to work says that instead of receiving help, Houston police detained her and told her she would be deported. She said this happened despite her having no criminal record and being in the process of securing a visa as a crime victim. Guadalupe Perdomo was driving along U.S. 59 near downtown Houston when she noticed smoke coming from her car. She was able to get out safely before the car went up in flames. A bystander called the police.