Houston modifies trash collection schedule post-Hurricane Beryl; Solid Waste Management to collect debris, with recycling services suspended. Residents can use HTX Collects app for updates.

Houston opens cooling centers to aid residents without power after Hurricane Beryl, providing respite from heat with services like food, water, and Wi-Fi.

Local businesses 7eleven, Stripes, and the Laredo Taco Company donated food and drinks to support Harris County deputies after storm Beryl, as announced by the Sheriff's Office.

Houston businessman Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale has opened his Gallery Furniture store as a shelter for those affected by Hurricane Beryl. However, pets are not allowed.

League City has posted an "Events & Reminders" list on Facebook to help residents stay updated on local happenings. The list of important dates can also be downloaded from the city's website.

Fulshear celebrates its 200th anniversary with events including the Fulshear 1824 Festival, historical activities, and a look at its evolution from agricultural roots to a growing town.

A 12-year-old Houston boy with cancer, DJ Daniel, was mocked at a gas station, but he and his father responded with a wish to educate rather than retaliate.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire commented, seemingly in jest, that Judge Lina Hidalgo's fiancé looks like a "nerd," a remark that was deleted but sparked reactions amid their known tensions.

Nationwide Insurance is canceling about 100,000 pet insurance policies due to rising veterinary costs, affecting owners of older pets and those with health issues.

League City Animal Care is waiving adoption fees until June 30 due to overcapacity, offering a chance to adopt over 150 pets, also including other services with adoption. They also seek volunteers and encourage donations.

Harris County Sheriff's Office promotes gun safety during National Gun Violence Awareness Month by offering free gun locks to residents. Call 346-286-3125 to obtain one.

Houston ISD starts its Summer Feeding Program providing free breakfast and lunch to students and children up to age 18, and enrolled disabled students up to age 21.

Paul Pressler, a key figure in the Southern Baptist Convention and former Houston judge, died at 94. Before his death, he settled a sexual abuse lawsuit confidentially.