HOUSTON – A $795 garbage bill. A family who feels like a guinea pig for a company’s new fix. A community fighting to protect their neighborhood’s history. Houstonians have been telling KPRC 2 News the same thing in different ways: they’ve had enough.
Starting Sept. 13, those voices are the reason KPRC 2 is launching ENOUGH, a new accountability journalism series built around three questions: Who is responsible? Why hasn’t this been fixed? What happens next?
Houstonians are done waiting for answers
The people we talked with describe the same cycle: a problem drags on, a company or agency stays quiet, and nothing changes.
“It’s very frustrating. This is ridiculous. We’ve had enough.”
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The frustration spans more than one issue. It’s the throughline connecting the stories you’ll see on ENOUGH.
What ENOUGH investigates first
ENOUGH’s opening lineup includes:
Data centers are expanding fast across Texas, drawing jobs in while drawing on our utilities. So, who pays, and what it means for your electric bill and your tap.
Texas’s new Education Freedom Accounts (school vouchers), compared against Arizona’s years-long experience with the program.
The status of Houston-to-Dallas high-speed rail, and whether it will ever break ground.
Protections for historic properties across the region, and how neighborhoods are fighting back.
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Follow us on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok @EnoughHouston and tell us what you’ve had enough with in your community.
Watch ENOUGH starting Sept. 13
ENOUGH airs weeknights at 10 p.m. on KPRC 2, with ongoing coverage on Click2Houston.com and KPRC 2’s social platforms. The series doesn’t stop at a single story — reporters will follow up on whether promises made become promises kept.
Houstonians who want to flag an issue for ENOUGH to investigate can submit it here.
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