University of Houston students are protesting METRO's halted BRT project, designed to improve connectivity, which faces financial and operational challenges.

Fast-food chains and coffee shops are expanding in Houston suburbs due to lower real estate costs and high market potential, prioritizing locations like Cypress for openings by 2025.

The article reports on the death of Texas Representative Sheila Jackson Lee at 74, noting her commitment to social justice, involvement in creating the Juneteenth federal holiday, and her advocacy for cancer research.

The article describes the funeral service for Deputy Fernando Esqueda, who was killed in the line of duty, and details the events leading to his death and subsequent charges against the involved suspects.

Typhoon Texas water park offers a free upgrade from a day pass to a season pass following Hurricane Beryl, providing community support and family-friendly fun in Houston.

American Rounds launched bullet vending machines in Texas, stirring debate due to safety concerns, given their placement near schools and the ease of ammo access, despite featuring technology to ensure buyer's identity and age.

FEMA sets up recovery centers in Houston after Hurricane Beryl, offering vital assistance in the storm's aftermath. Residents face long waits for aid, navigating complex applications for support.

Houston ISD struggles to repair campuses damaged by Hurricane Beryl before the school year starts, with some schools like Sinclair Elementary facing significant damage. Communities rally to support recovery efforts.

Deputies in Harris County arrested Arnoldo Abac Chun for committing a hit and run; his bond was set at $100 after being charged with Failure to Stop and Give Information.

Harmoni Saucier was arrested for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon and Burglary, with a $40,000 bond set, after the Special Operations Unit served a warrant.

Houston police investigate a fatal shooting at a business on Mykawa Road; a 29-year-old man was killed. The incident is suspected to be an attempted robbery.

Boil water notices were lifted in Houston post-Hurricane Beryl, yet Indigo Ranch and others still face such advisories due to lingering issues. Residents express frustrations over water safety and communication from service providers.

Two decomposed bodies were found in a trailer in Houston, with police investigating if extreme heat played a role in their deaths. The deceased may be from the homeless community.