Khou-TV 11 Channel

Gotta love this station! Been around for ever! The news is not «tabloidy» like some other stations I have watched.
It feels like your watching a small town station in a big town, meaning it feels like there is a lot of warmth and connection with the stations reporters and the community.
Keep it up guys! We are watching!

Ever since I started to have my startup being headquartered in the city of Houston this was one of the news stations I turn to. They have really interesting news reporters in all of their daily newscasts. This news station was the inspiration that made me want to go to grad school. The news reporters here are really sweet and they are really active on social media. I like the morning newscasts and the 5 or 6pm reports. They have a lot of interesting stories. They will keep you alert and inform you if there are any problems in the area you are in. I would love to give a shout out to some of the news reporters. After watching your news reporters I literally felt like we are friend or neighbors in a community. Even in California they are the best news reporters that I have seen in my life.

This is One of my favorite stations I mean I love this news station. I was so excited when I met this gorgeous woman, who strolled into one of the stores I work at just before Christmas. She was so graceful and elegant just as she is on television. Her smile was not forced and she was genually down to earth. She is the perfect choice to have on the air. She tells it like it is but also remains humble. If you ask me that’s pretty hard to come by these days. A beautiful mix not many possess. Mrs. Debra thank you for your kind words, photo opportunity and for giving back to the community.
Your very gracious, humble and outgoing. I will continue to be a fan of yours. Keep up the good work doing what you do, & I’ll continue watching. Hopefully one day I’ll be granted access to visit or to watching a live show and get to meet everyone.
Have a great day. I hope this review was helpful.:) :)

Another one of the perks of being on a rodeo committee, especially the WHCC, is that you get to make some TV appearances, well at least my forehead down. I recently got a chance to be a part of the live show of Great Day Houston with Debra Duncan. The facilities were cool and being a part of a live show and seeing all the behind the scenes was so cool! The whole team was very welcoming and easy to work with. Granted I just had to smile and wave, my chairman had the hard part of talking. After the show we were given away all kinds of goodies from the day’s guests. On this particular day IHOP and Mrs. Braids were on the show we got GC from IHOP and baked goods from Mrs. Braids. I enjoy KHOU for other things so it was nice to see the inside of one of their studios.

I was in the audience for Great Day Houston a couple days ago and had a great time!
I had never been in a studio before and seeing the behind the scenes was fun. I spoke with Debra Duncan afterwards and she was very nice and quite funny.
I was there for the nonprofit agency I work for-​they do this great promotion where they will do a free PSA for a nonprofit’s event if you bring a certain amount of people for the audience-​very community friendly.
If you have a free morning, this is a pretty great way to spend it.

Thank you so much, KHOU, for making your continual live coverage during Hurricane Ike available on the Net in streaming HD. While other Houston area stations streamed their broadcast over the Net, KHOU’s was the easiest to navigate and the most enjoyable, for lack of a better word.
There I was in my Chicago apartment glued to my laptop watching the live coverage from late Friday night through 7 am when I fell asleep. And folks, when I write glued, I mean GLUED. I watched Dr. Neil explain events as they happened, people called in with every question imaginable, newscasters quipping away details and diatribes trying to make things lively and informative. Someone please nominate Dr. Neil for a Congressional Gold Medal – only he could make what millions went through seem bearable.
And when I woke up, I watched it some more, savoring every remote camera shot and news conference available. It was like watching a hundred trainwrecks at once and enjoying it – from afar – until I remembered my parents were experiencing it live in Westchase and in person like a plague from the sky.