FEMA sets up recovery centers in Houston after Hurricane Beryl, offering vital assistance in the storm's aftermath. Residents face long waits for aid, navigating complex applications for support.

After Hurricane Beryl, Houston faces a mosquito surge linked to standing water, which raises West Nile virus concerns, prompting control measures and calls for community action to eliminate breeding sites.

Houston ISD struggles to repair campuses damaged by Hurricane Beryl before the school year starts, with some schools like Sinclair Elementary facing significant damage. Communities rally to support recovery efforts.

Three men were arrested following a traffic stop when evidence linked them to a recent home invasion in the Gleannloch Farms neighborhood. They face various charges, including aggravated robbery and drug possession.

Deputies in Harris County arrested Arnoldo Abac Chun for committing a hit and run; his bond was set at $100 after being charged with Failure to Stop and Give Information.

The Houston Public Library received a $200,000 grant to enhance its citizenship classes and provide new resources to assist in the naturalization process.

Marty Andrew West is charged with multiple felonies, including aggravated assault, after a shooting in Houston. The victim is hospitalized; West is at large. Police seek help to locate him.

A man was shot dead while trying to collect his paycheck at a Houston strip center; the shooter claimed self-defense and the case goes to a grand jury.

A defect in a CrowdStrike content update caused a global IT outage, disrupting airport services in Houston and impacting various sectors including healthcare and banking. The issue affected Microsoft 365 apps but was not a cyberattack.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Houston with severe weather possible towards the weekend and a range of thunderstorm chances, alongside high temperatures.

The DOJ sues Southwest Key Programs for alleged systemic abuse in child shelters, seeking justice and reforms to protect unaccompanied minors in their care.

A new $16.5 million library and community center is set to be built in The Woodlands at Grogan’s Mill Village Center, funded by Howard Hughes in exchange for current property control.

A judge has frozen the assets of a Houston surrogacy escrow company, SEAM, amid allegations of financial mismanagement and misuse of funds by its owner, Dominique Side.