Robert Arnold
Investigative Reporter
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Award winning investigative journalist who joined KPRC 2 in July 2000. Husband and father of the Master of Disaster and Chaos Gremlin. “I don’t drink coffee to wake up, I wake up to drink coffee.”
Award winning investigative journalist who joined KPRC 2 in July 2000. Husband and father of the Master of Disaster and Chaos Gremlin. “I don’t drink coffee to wake up, I wake up to drink coffee.”
The KPRC 2 Investigates true crime docuseries 'The Evidence Room' is in its fourth season, streaming exclusively on KPRC 2+.
Sex trafficking and human smuggling make big headlines in Texas. They are both forms of human trafficking that victimizes many. Yet experts say another form of trafficking that is easier to accomplish is creating what many consider modern day slavery.
The debate over school safety has reignited talks on everything from bulletproof shields to more funding for mental health services.
With the COVID 19 pandemic on the upswing and the recent infections at area nursing homes, finding the right long-term care facility for a loved one can seem like a daunting task.
Data just released by the U.S. Department of Labor show the estimated number of unemployment claims in Texas jumped from 16,176 the week of March 14 to 155,657 the week of March 20 which is an 862% increase.
Precinct 4 Deputy Constable D. Santee doesn't feel like he is a hero, even though his actions clearly show he has more than earned that descriptor.
A pair of veteran Houston defense attorneys are demanding answers after one of their clients was accused of being in the country illegally.
A Houston woman was charged with a felony after her 6-year-old son was seen with a bruise on his face, welts on his arms and a cut. Whitney White, 27, was charged with injury to a child.
A sense of unease crept through a Highlands neighborhood after what appeared to be Ku Klux Klan recruitment flyers were left on several lawns. The flyers were placed in plastic Ziplock bags, along with small rocks to ensure the papers didn't blow away.
A woman convicted more than 30 years ago of using a drug overdose to kill a baby was indicted Thursday on charges related to another case, according to court documents.