A 33-year-old man died in a head-on collision on the Eastex Freeway in Houston; the other driver is in critical condition. Witnesses suggest one car was going the wrong way. Police are investigating.

An Amber Alert was issued for 5-year-old Henderson Calderon Carranza, last seen in Houston. Authorities believe he is in danger. A 60-year-old man, Jose Calderon Arias, is also sought. They may be in a black Hyundai Sonata. Call 911 with any info.

A man in Fort Bend County is charged after threatening a CenterPoint employee with a gun amid frustrations over power outages following Hurricane Beryl.

Local organizations in Texas assist Hurricane Beryl victims with debris removal, meals, and resources for shelter, food, and mental health. Cooling centers and disaster unemployment assistance are available, with detailed help listed on ABC13's site.

Houston grapples with widespread power outages and rising temperatures after Hurricane Beryl, affecting over a million residents and crippling normalcy.

Houston's healthcare system is receiving aid post-Hurricane Beryl, with NRG Arena as a new medical shelter, extra ambulances, and federal disaster declaration funding for city recovery.

Hurricane Beryl's aftermath in Southeast Texas has left elderly and disabled residents struggling without power, emphasizing the vulnerability and lack of disaster preparedness for at-risk populations.

A 14-year-old boy was shot and killed at a Houston apartment complex; the suspect is at large. The shooting appears targeted, but the motive is unknown. Authorities seek community help to find the perpetrator.

Hurricane Beryl causes severe damage in Texas; a delayed request for federal aid by Governor Abbott, who was abroad, strains relations with the White House.

Houston faces recovery challenges from Hurricane Beryl, with a million lacking power and possible storms ahead; despite this, the city shows resilience with aid and transportation efforts.

Tropical Storm Beryl floods Houston, highlighting issues with drainage infrastructure and ongoing disparities, despite improvement efforts and legal challenges concerning underfunded maintenance.

President Biden and Acting Governor Patrick dispute over delayed federal aid request following Hurricane Beryl's impact on Texas, despite FEMA being ready to assist.

Two deputies were injured in a collision involving an intoxicated driver, Joshua Hines, who was arrested for Intoxication Assault. The deputies have since been released from the hospital.