Gov. Abbott praises first responders at a Hurricane Beryl resource staging area and emphasizes inter-agency cooperation; he also outlines response strategies and criticizes CenterPoint's power failures.

Husamiddin Muhammad was arrested and charged following a shooting in Houston on Antoine Drive, injuring a 30-year-old man after an argument escalated.

The article details the weather forecast for Houston, with intense heat and possible thunderstorms, including heat indexes up to 106 degrees and scattered showers that could slightly cool temperatures in the following days.

Deputy Hess from Harris County Sheriff's Office rescued a driver from a submerged car and performed CPR until EMS arrived; the driver's condition is unknown.

Houston restaurants sue CenterPoint Energy, alleging negligence after Hurricane Beryl, with Tony Buzbee leading the litigation seeking accountability for prolonged power outages.

Remains found in Liberty County confirmed as missing grandmother Sheryl Ann Siddall through DNA testing, with suspect Donald Lee Hassler in custody for her murder.

A 70-year-old woman was found dead in a Houston apartment without power after Hurricane Beryl. Nearly 100 local senior facilities are also without electricity, raising concerns for elderly residents' welfare.

Houston police responded to a shooting; a man was critically injured. A false claim of an explosive device led to the bomb squad's involvement, and weapons were found at the scene.

Three men robbed a Chase Bank ATM, with two suspects, Darrien Haywood and Ronnie Lewis, caught and charged with robbery. One suspect remains at large, the stolen money was recovered, and no injuries occurred.

A suspected drunk driver in Houston hit and killed a pedestrian on Mykawa Road. The driver, Roman Aguilar Ortuno, faces DWI charges after admitting to drinking.

Two men were arrested for a violent assault on Washington Avenue, Houston, leaving one person critically injured. They are charged with aggravated assault and robbery with a deadly weapon.

A fire in East Little York / Homestead damaged a home and caused $175,000 in damages; no injuries were reported and the cause appears to be a mechanical failure.

The Houston ISD Board considers a $4.4 billion school bond for infrastructure needs, facing skepticism over past decisions but emphasizing investment in student safety and education.