KPRC celebrates its 75th anniversary today! The station went on the air 1/1/49 as KLEE TV and officially became KPRC(Kotton Port Rail Center) in 1950 when the station was purchased by the Hobby family, led by former Lt. Gov. William P. Hobby, Jr. Hobby sold to the Washington Post Company(now Graham Holdings Company) in 1994. Below are all the logos the station has worn since it went on the air. The last photo is our nearly completed new studio. | KPRC2 Robert Arnold | Facebook

KPRC 2 is tracking changing weather conditions across the Houston area and Southeast Texas. | KPRC2 / Click2Houston

13K views · 16 reactions | Make sure you're always ready for Houston's weather -- whether it be thunderstorms, extreme heat, or tropical systems. The KPRC 2 Weather app helps keep you informed and safe. Download it for free by searching KPRC in your app store. | KPRC2 / Click2Houston | Facebook