Gov. Abbott calls for an investigation into CenterPoint's handling of 2.26 million power outages after Hurricane Beryl, as residents face heat without electricity.

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

A man was fatally shot in a Houston apartment complex, and police are investigating with no suspects or motives identified.

Houston police investigate a fatal shooting at 303 Sunnyside Street where a 32-year-old man was pronounced dead; the HPD Homicide Division seeks information.

Houston faces recovery challenges from Hurricane Beryl, with a million lacking power and possible storms ahead; despite this, the city shows resilience with aid and transportation efforts.

Post-Hurricane Beryl, Houstonians face price gouging while dealing with the storm's estimated $28-32 billion in damages. Authorities urge reporting of overpricing to protect consumers.

Man charged with aggravated assault after hitting a person with his vehicle during a domestic dispute in Houston.

Tropical Storm Beryl floods Houston, highlighting issues with drainage infrastructure and ongoing disparities, despite improvement efforts and legal challenges concerning underfunded maintenance.

A man died in a motorcycle collision with a Toyota 4Runner in Houston, with speed possibly being a factor; no intoxication suspected for the other driver involved.

A man wanted for crimes in Louisiana was arrested in Humble, Texas, by local authorities. The suspect is set to be extradited to face multiple charges, including Homicide. The case's details remain undisclosed.

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.

President Biden and Acting Governor Patrick dispute over delayed federal aid request following Hurricane Beryl's impact on Texas, despite FEMA being ready to assist.

CenterPoint Energy faces up to $475 million in repair costs due to storm damage in Houston, with 1.6 million customers losing power. Concerns arise over the company's response efficiency and potential impact on future utility bills.