The Kingwood community mourns Shiloh Wilson, a young rodeo star, and his parents, all victims of Texas floods, with a procession and remembrance gathering.

A Coast Guard team, including Scott Ruskan, saved nearly 200 lives from flooding at Camp Mystic during Independence Day, amid an event that claimed 27 lives at the camp and 82 in total.

Memorial at Church of St. John The Divine honors Camp Mystic flood victims, with songs and shared grief, after floods claimed lives and left some missing.

Houston introduces housing aid for those affected by Hurricane Harvey and the 2021 winter freeze with funds for repairs and first-time homebuyer assistance.

Central Texas is recovering from a deadly flood, with community, organizations, and businesses aiding victims. Monetary donations and volunteers are crucial for ongoing relief efforts following the disaster.

The article details tips for keeping pets calm and safe during Fourth of July fireworks, including updating IDs, avoiding unsafe foods, stimulating activities, and creating a calm environment.

Houston is preparing for its Independence Day event "Freedom Over Texas" with music and fireworks, expected to draw 50,000 attendees to Eleanor Tinsley Park. Crews are ready for any weather contingency as they set up for the evening show.

Houston officials announce a multi-agency crackdown on impaired driving for the Fourth of July, involving local law enforcement teams to prevent traffic incidents.

This Fourth of July weekend, the Coast Guard Cutter Reliance is open for free public tours in Galveston. Visitors can explore the 210-foot vessel at Pier 21 on Friday and Saturday.

Houston is introducing two new charter schools, with a rise in students preferring charters over traditional Houston ISD (HISD) schools, but a recent slight decrease in this trend reflects a diversification of educational choices.

Katy ISD approved salary increases for teachers and staff for the 2025-2026 year, including stipends for new teachers and 3% raises for non-admin support roles and administrators.

The historic ExxonMobil main office in Baytown, known as "The White House," was demolished, leaving the community with mixed emotions and memories of the 50-year-old landmark.

Jayden Michael Roccaforte disrupted the National Speech and Debate Tournament, causing an evacuation; no injuries, weapons, or threats were reported. He was charged with disorderly conduct and drug possession. The event resumed after security checks.