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Wow a lot like most news organizations and Salon they provide just enough of a title so that you’ll click on it and their new stories are usually on point but liking entirely in information or in-depth coverage of most things. Then to make it worse it’s like they just have ad after ad after ad after ad On their other new stories you would click on from the one you’re reading which are almost always more of a gossip columns an actual news. I’ve never been impressed with his news channel and I am far less impressed with their app, but the app is just a symptom of poor management or marketing and just a clear indicator of the culture and goals of what they bring to the table as a story and makes it pretty much impossible to believe any of their articles are entirely biased because when you lie or lie by omission about small things who knows what else you are lying about. Personally I like KHOU better they have much more in-depth coverage of the news the only thing I like about KPRC is the weather alerts are helpful literally everything else is garbage.

Needs more live weather reports, rather then just showing maps .I just relocated from Austin. So I am learning the area your sister station in Austin KXAN does a great job with this, while educating viewers about locations and the difference between tornado warning viruses a tornado watch/ flood warning compared to flood watches. I can look the same stuff up on google that you guys currently show on your current app. The Chanel 2 app looks like something that is not updated very much .

First I want to say that out of the three original Houston news stations your app is the better. But then again, that is like your dog coming in second in the world's ugliest contest ---- still homely and not the winner. Just know that the three star rating is based more on an easier navigation through the sight than for news gathering. Too may articles remain embedded far too long. The site needs a scheduled cleaning plan ----- I suggest every 3 days. The investigation section is so sad. Few, if any, hard hitting pieces are done and the few "investigative" articles of any consequence remain for months. To change gears, for heaven's sake start using spell check and grammar check, maybe this will convince folks that someone there attended a college. You are reporting the news in the fourth largest city in the United States, act like it. This is no longer 1955 small town Houston. And please wait until all the facts are in to post an article. "Breaking news" is not impressive without the facts.