
KTRK Adds Kevin Roth as Full-Time Meteorologist
Roth, who previously worked part time at the Houston station for more than six years, will now serve as a full-time weather anchor.
For readers in Houston, this page covers storm systems, extreme temperatures, natural disasters and the emergency responses they trigger. Reporting follows safety protocols, infrastructure resilience and recovery operations.

Roth, who previously worked part time at the Houston station for more than six years, will now serve as a full-time weather anchor.
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