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"KPRC 2 Traffic Expert Justina Latimer Departs Houston Station After Brief Tenure"
- 2024/09/18
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Justina Latimer, previously known for her role as KPRC 2's traffic expert, has reportedly left the Houston-based television channel after a brief tenure. Having joined the team in May 2023, her departure comes just a year after her initial appointment. KPRC 2 has been a key source for local news in Houston, and Latimer's contributions were notably aimed at enhancing the channel’s traffic reporting capabilities.
In other news from Houston, during his first city address, Mayor Whitmire highlighted the importance of collaboration among city leaders. In his speech, he referred to Harris County Commissioners Briones, Garcia, and Ramsey as "full time partners", however, noticeably omitted Judge Lina Hidalgo from his list of collaborators. This move has sparked conversations about the dynamics within the local government and its impact on governance and policy-making in Houston.
Meanwhile, former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Gorman Houston, who also hailed from Houston and was a native of Eufaula, Alabama, is being remembered as a 'true warrior'. Appointed to the Supreme Court in 1985 by then-Governor George Wallace, Justice Houston served the court with distinction. He was elected to three consecutive six-year terms and retired after a long and influential career in the judicial system. Houston's legacy as a diligent and fair jurist remains well-regarded in legal circles and among the public in both Alabama and his native Houston, Texas.
In other news from Houston, during his first city address, Mayor Whitmire highlighted the importance of collaboration among city leaders. In his speech, he referred to Harris County Commissioners Briones, Garcia, and Ramsey as "full time partners", however, noticeably omitted Judge Lina Hidalgo from his list of collaborators. This move has sparked conversations about the dynamics within the local government and its impact on governance and policy-making in Houston.
Meanwhile, former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Gorman Houston, who also hailed from Houston and was a native of Eufaula, Alabama, is being remembered as a 'true warrior'. Appointed to the Supreme Court in 1985 by then-Governor George Wallace, Justice Houston served the court with distinction. He was elected to three consecutive six-year terms and retired after a long and influential career in the judicial system. Houston's legacy as a diligent and fair jurist remains well-regarded in legal circles and among the public in both Alabama and his native Houston, Texas.