CW39 Houston reporter, Kara Willis talks to Director of Veteran Outreach and Marketing, Marc Vital about their donation update, how much more is still needed and how the community can help them reach their goal before their big race.
CW39 Houston reporter, Kara Willis talks to Director of Veteran Outreach and Marketing, Marc Vital about their donation update, how much more is still needed and how the community can help them reach their goal before their big race.
She has a touching top talker! Watch the moment a high school senior walks at graduation, two years after a paralyzing car accident.
Lifestyle Expert Megan Thomas Head is here to share a few products that are on her must-have list for the summer.
It's Wellness Wednesday and we have a cool way you can get into shape, just clip in and RYDE! RYDE Houston is a premiere indoor cycling studio. They have a studio in River Oaks and are opening a new one in the Heights, this Saturday! Instructors Karson Neu and CJ Martin join Maggie LIVE with more.
Some exciting news regarding the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo! Meet the first woman Chairman of the Board in Show history, Pat Mann Phillips. She's LIVE in studio.
HOUSTON (KIAH) – Houston Happens host Maggie Flecknoe is back and helping you get over the hump.
According to a recent survey, mental health emergency department visits increased by 8% annually, with 13% of patients revisiting within six months. To discuss early intervention methods, Pediatric Emergency Physician Dr. Christina Jones sat down with CW39 Houston’s Idolina Peralez to let parents know what early warning signed to be on the lookout for.
Olivia Horton presents some of the top tested end-of-year gifts for teacher's from Best Reviews.
Isolated storms Wednesday afternoon, less rain Thursday through Saturday
CW39 Houston reporter, Kara Willis talks to CEER Houston about its recent press conference on heat awareness and shares tips on how Houstonians can stay safe this summer from the heat.
With only few days left of Mental Health Awareness Month which is may and we still want to encourage Houstonians to take care of their mental health. Many people are unsure of how to access mental health services or what to expect when they do and luckily, the Harris Center can provide you with resources and aid. Wayne Young, CEO of the Harris center for mental health, explains how to get help.
