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- Sep 25, 2026
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Number of juveniles accused of crimes involving guns on the rise in Texas, data shows (opens the original)
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13 Investigates dug into the data after two Houston-area high school students were killed near their campuses. HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- Family and classmates gathered at a memorial near Westfield High School on Friday to celebrate the life of a student who was killed days before. Royce Witchet, a Westfield High School student, was shot just before 3 p.m. Tuesday near the sidewalk between the high school and Spring ISD's administration building on Ella Boulevard, according to the Harris Cou
Harris County spends $1.2M daily on healthcare for employees, retirees (opens the original)
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HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- Every day, Harris County says it spends $1.2 million on healthcare costs for employees and retirees. While surrounding local governments and private companies typically ask employees to split healthcare premiums with employers, taxpayers continue to pay for base healthcare premiums for Harris County employees on employee-only medical coverage plans. Depending on the plan, Harris County's 46,000 employees and retirees may still be responsible for deductibles, copaym
State renews medical license for local plastic surgeon facing malpractice suits (opens the original)
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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Two weeks after the Texas Medical Board made disciplinary action public against a local plastic surgeon, the board renewed his license to practice in the state. Dr. Dare Ajibade's renewed license allows him to practice medicine for two more years in Texas. Attorney Kim Daily, who represents Dr. Ajibade, said, "This is a normal administrative matter occurring in accordance with the Texas Medical Board's procedures." 13 Investigates found four medical malpractice lawsuits
New solar panel laws are 'a huge win,' consumer advocate says (opens the original)
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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Stephanie Mace said after surveying AARP members on affordability and reliability of electricity, she was surprised to learn many of those members got solar panels. "There were mixed reviews," Mace, associate state director for advocacy and outreach at AARP Texas, said. "Some individuals loved it, felt like they had reduced their cost, increased their reliability, especially if they had medical equipment that was key to them, but there were others that had complaints." M
Criminal cases resolved within 30 days increasing in Harris County (opens the original)
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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Home surveillance video shows that three minutes after a Houston woman left her home in the Heights, a truck backed into her driveway, a man went into her garage and took her bike and lawnmower before leaving. "It was a cruiser. As I laughingly say, it was an old lady bike, you know, but it was my bike, and I miss it," said the Heights woman, who asked not to be identified for her safety. "They look like they were pretty proficient at their crime." Adrian Linares and Rub
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