We’ve heard from you that school safety has been on the minds of everyone (even more so) after the tragedy in Uvalde last week. KPRC2 Investigates what parents need to know when it comes to making sure potential threats to safety are handled properly in your area. Plus, we have the latest on what happened in the minutes before the attack in Uvalde.
Other team highlights:
This week, the agonizing goodbyes began as families and friends laid victims of the Uvalde school massacre to rest. We are learning more daily about the role law enforcement played during attack. Our team has the latest in the investigation and the role the Department of Justice is playing.
Last week’s events had many of us thinking about our own schools and what schools in our communities are doing to help students who may need it. Investigator Robert Arnold looks into how mental health support and bullying are handled in schools.
Ordering products and groceries online and picking them up at the store has become extremely popular since the start of the pandemic. But it’s not just busy families using the service. Investigator Amy Davis has discovered thieves taking advantage too. We are looking into what you need to know to make sure you’re not paying for someone else’s groceries.
We’ve told you about hackers taking over cell phones and apps to drain bank accounts. Or, how they can even copy the caller ID to make it look like someone you know is calling asking for money. Now a warning about the popular WhatsApp messaging platform. Plus, we will tell you what all device users should know before downloading any app.
Gut issues, headaches and even just feeling tired could all be signs you are eating something that doesn’t agree with you. Do you have a food sensitivity that is impacting your health? Investigator Bill Spencer looks into various types of food intolerance tests. We look into how these tests work and we even tried out a few of them for ourselves.
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Other team highlights:
- Grocery pickup accounts hacked
- What you should check before downloading apps
- Are your health problems linked to what you are eating? Food sensitivity tests may help.
Uvalde Tragedy investigation
This week, the agonizing goodbyes began as families and friends laid victims of the Uvalde school massacre to rest. We are learning more daily about the role law enforcement played during attack. Our team has the latest in the investigation and the role the Department of Justice is playing.
School security and safety
Last week’s events had many of us thinking about our own schools and what schools in our communities are doing to help students who may need it. Investigator Robert Arnold looks into how mental health support and bullying are handled in schools.
Grocery pickup accounts hacked
Ordering products and groceries online and picking them up at the store has become extremely popular since the start of the pandemic. But it’s not just busy families using the service. Investigator Amy Davis has discovered thieves taking advantage too. We are looking into what you need to know to make sure you’re not paying for someone else’s groceries.
Messaging app accounts stolen
We’ve told you about hackers taking over cell phones and apps to drain bank accounts. Or, how they can even copy the caller ID to make it look like someone you know is calling asking for money. Now a warning about the popular WhatsApp messaging platform. Plus, we will tell you what all device users should know before downloading any app.
Food sensitivity tests
Gut issues, headaches and even just feeling tired could all be signs you are eating something that doesn’t agree with you. Do you have a food sensitivity that is impacting your health? Investigator Bill Spencer looks into various types of food intolerance tests. We look into how these tests work and we even tried out a few of them for ourselves.
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