Calvin Jacobe Theus, 25, was charged with burglary in Houston after Hurricane Beryl, with police quickly recovering stolen items and apprehending him following a brief chase.

Harris County deputies arrested Urick Howell, wanted for Murder/Manslaughter, near a gun store during a power outage. Special Operations and K9 units aided in the safe apprehension without incident.

Constable Mark Herman announces a Free Watermelon Giveaway on July 16, 2024, to help the Precinct 4 community stay hydrated. No county funds will be used.

Hurricane Beryl sinks Barge 295, a floating bar near Houston. Extensive damage leaves 32 employees jobless, and Seabrook city inhibits operations at The Yard due to safety concerns. Owners aim for recovery.

Sen. Ted Cruz seeks DOJ action on benefits for wounded ex-Santa Fe ISD officer John Barnes, while shooting survivor Rome Shubert demonstrates resilience, ending his college baseball career.

Hurricane Beryl's aftermath has sparked a political conflict between Harris County Judge Hidalgo and Acting Governor Patrick over disaster aid, with Hidalgo focusing on recovery and denying refusing assistance.

Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Troy Nehls introduced a bill to reform detainment policies of undocumented immigrants after the murder of Jocelyn Nungaray. The bill mandates full use of ICE facilities and GPS tracking for released individuals.

Two bodies were found in Houston bayous post-Hurricane Beryl; one man seen jumping into Brays Bayou and another discovered in White Oak Bayou. Investigations are ongoing.

Houston police investigate a fatal shooting at 10000 Club Creek Drive; a 34-year-old man was killed following an altercation.

Texas Governor Abbott sends 25 ambulances and sets up a 250-bed medical shelter in Houston post-Hurricane Beryl, as power outages strain local hospitals and emergency services.

Rapper Bun B and chef Ronnie Killen offered free brisket sandwiches at Killen's BBQ for Houston locals affected by Hurricane Beryl, reflecting their commitment to community support.

Hurricane Beryl caused widespread flooding and substantial road closures in Houston, requiring residents to avoid travel for safety and to aid recovery efforts.

Houston anticipates more storms post-Hurricane Beryl amidst recovery efforts and widespread power outages. Local support rises, with efforts to provide relief, including free meals.