Megan Thee Stallion's foundation and Bread of Life Inc. offer free generators to Houston's elderly post-Hurricane Beryl, addressing power outage risks during severe weather.

Bonsai Hibachi & Sushi, offering halal meat, opens in Sugar Land with a 120-seat space. Co-owned by Vitcha Janthrakat, the restaurant serves diverse Japanese dishes and has adapted with take-out options during the pandemic.

Marty Andrew West is charged with multiple felonies, including aggravated assault, after a shooting in Houston. The victim is hospitalized; West is at large. Police seek help to locate him.

A defect in a CrowdStrike content update caused a global IT outage, disrupting airport services in Houston and impacting various sectors including healthcare and banking. The issue affected Microsoft 365 apps but was not a cyberattack.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Houston with severe weather possible towards the weekend and a range of thunderstorm chances, alongside high temperatures.

The DOJ sues Southwest Key Programs for alleged systemic abuse in child shelters, seeking justice and reforms to protect unaccompanied minors in their care.

A judge has frozen the assets of a Houston surrogacy escrow company, SEAM, amid allegations of financial mismanagement and misuse of funds by its owner, Dominique Side.

A repeat DWI offender, Ginger Williams, hit three patrol cars and was arrested but released on a Personal Bond, raising questions about the justice system's effectiveness in Harris County.

Houston skydivers celebrate World Skydiving Day and honor President George H.W. Bush's centennial with jumps, including a gathering for skydivers of color.

Aubry Davis, with 16 bonds, received probation for her crimes, stirring debate on accountability in Harris County's justice system and triggering backlash from community figures.

Kroger and H-E-B offer financial relief to Texans hit by Hurricane Beryl, with Kroger providing a $10 off coupon and H-E-S discounting 10% on frozen foods.

Houston residents demand infrastructure funding over arts after Hurricane Beryl, criticize slow power restoration, and threaten line workers, leading to arrests.

Lineman Trevor Tedore was arrested in Galveston for allegedly assaulting another lineman, causing serious injuries. The victim is in critical condition. Both were in town for hurricane recovery efforts.