In 1977, Austin debated how far fair housing protections should go. This KPRC-TV news segment covers the Austin City Council’s narrow passage of a fair housing ordinance prohibiting discrimination based on race, religion, national origin, sex, student status, and disability—while explicitly excluding protections for sexual orientation and unmarried couples. The 4–3 votes revealed deep divisions within a city often described as progressive, and the decision drew sharp criticism from members of th

🚨 In 1980, protecting Montrose meant looking out for one another. This KPRC-TV news segment follows members of the Montrose Patrol, a volunteer community watch group formed in response to frequent harassment and violence against LGBTQ people in the neighborhood. Patrolling on foot and by car, volunteers worked to deter crime and report incidents—building visibility, solidarity, and cooperation with Houston police along the way. Digitized through our CLIR grant. 🏳️‍🌈 #LGBTQHistory #HoustonHist

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7.7K views · 221 reactions | #WEATHER UPDATE: KPRC2 Frank Billingsley gives us the futurecast of the rain coming into our area. Watch the time at the left top part of screen. KPRC2 #houwx | Jennifer Reyna TV | Facebook

🌤 From fourth-grade weather reports to Houston’s airwaves, meteorologist Caroline Brown shares the teachers and moments that inspired her dream job. “My memories of school growing up in Houston are so special — school helped me foster my love and passion for weather. I had the joy of attending The Kinkaid School, and all of my teachers supported me pursuing my interest in weather. Being a meteorologist in Houston has been my dream job since I was four years old, and I wouldn’t be here without t