A man in Woodland Heights says the City of Houston has been ignoring his complaints about leaking sewage along his street for more than three decades.
According to Houston Public Works, an estimated 600,000 gallons leaked from the holding tank that failed, but officials ensured those who receive their drinking water from the City of Houston are not affected.
Imagine plumbing problems so severe you have to jump over raw sewage to get around your apartment complex. That's been the years-long reality for people who live at The Palms on Rolling Creek apartments in north Harris County.
A pregnant woman and her husband are facing nearly $300,000 in losses and damage after guests left their Airbnb unit in California flooded and in disrepair. The couple is now left with a massive bill, and nowhere to live.
ABC13 is digging for answers from the city about what is being done to address major issues tenants face with landlords and their living situation, whether it be mold, mice, or even security.
"You have to literally, physically scoop it out with a two-liter pitcher," one renter, who has lived at the complex for about two years, explained. "It's just kind of a slum."