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.

Houston Police arrested 17-year-old Jesus Ventura Lopez for aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon after a shooting on Walker Street left a man critically injured.

Constable deputies in Harris County arrested Aaron Hughes for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after locating a stolen vehicle and conducting a traffic stop. He is being held on a $2,500 bond.

Hurricane Beryl's death toll in Houston has risen to at least 13, with widespread destruction, power outages affecting millions, and fatalities due to the aftermath heat.

FEMA provides guidance and aid to Hurricane Beryl victims in Houston, with President Biden amending a disaster declaration to authorize federal assistance. Residents are encouraged to apply for support through FEMA and accurately report damages.

The Public Utility Commission probes CenterPoint Energy's response to Hurricane Beryl's aftermath, as Governor Abbott demands improvements in disaster preparedness and power restoration efforts.

Houston is on alert as police search for 32-year-old Cassandra Lettau, missing since July 3, last seen wearing a white T-shirt and blue jean shorts. The public is urged to help locate her.

The Katy Rice Harvest Festival, featuring Stoney LaRue, anticipates large turnout with events like mutton busting, an indoor arcade, and scholarship contests.

Brian Nichols has been charged with Harassment of Public Servant after spitting at a deputy in Harris County, with a bond set at $10,000, awaiting a hearing.

Five Harris County SWAT members were hospitalized after a helicopter crash during a training exercise, with all released by the next day. An investigation is ongoing.