Joy Addison
News Reporter at KPRC-TV (Houston, TX)
KPRC News Reporter | @olemiss alum | @UHouston grad alum | Woman of @akasorority1908
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6 days ago |
click2houston.com | Joy Addison
HOUSTON – The COVID-19 pandemic devastated Texas’ restaurant industry — and for many, the recovery has been painfully slow. In Houston, some eateries were forced to close permanently. Those that survived say they’re still struggling with reduced profit margins, ongoing staffing shortages, and rising operational costs. “Since the pandemic, restaurants took a hit in the gut,” said Tracy Vaught, president of H-Town Restaurant Group, which operates five restaurants in the Houston area.
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1 week ago |
click2houston.com | Joy Addison
CHANNELVIEW, Texas – Parents at Family Christian Academy in Channelview are speaking out after learning that an elementary school administrator and girls’ volleyball coach has a troubling criminal history. The administrator, also a graduate of the school, and current associate pastor of the affiliated church, was convicted in 2009 for committing a lewd act in public.
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1 week ago |
click2houston.com | Joy Addison |Michael Horton
This year, the Houston area has experienced nine unfortunate drownings, with two occurring in Harris County this week. As “feels like” temperatures soar into the triple digits over the coming days, Constable Mark Hermann from Precinct 4 stresses the importance of water safety. SEE ALSO: Toddler drowns in NW Harris County poolIn Harris County, there have been four fatal drownings involving children under the age of 13 this year.
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2 weeks ago |
click2houston.com | Joy Addison
A new bill aimed at curbing the rise in violent and disruptive incidents in Texas schools is now awaiting Gov. Greg Abbott’s signature, but some parents and educators say the proposed legislation falls short of solving the deeper issues at play. The “Teacher Bill of Rights,” recently passed by the Texas House, is designed to give educators more authority to remove students who repeatedly disrupt the classroom or display violent behavior.
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3 weeks ago |
click2houston.com | Joy Addison |Brittany Taylor
Published: May 29, 2025 at 6:04 PMSign up for our NewslettersPublished: May 29, 2025 at 6:04 PMHOUSTON – Senate Bill 3, a controversial measure that would ban all THC products in Texas, has officially passed both chambers of the Texas Legislature. The bill is now on Governor Greg Abbott’s desk, where he will make the final decision on whether it becomes law. While Gov.
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