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.

Houston residents used the Whataburger app to track power outages following Hurricane Beryl, as the fast-food chain's operational status reflected area electricity availability.

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.

Hurricane Beryl has resulted in at least seven deaths in Houston, including fatalities from falling trees, a fire, and drownings. Local officials warn of continued risks and stress safety precautions.

Post-Hurricane Beryl, Houston airports are recovering from cancellations and debris, with limited flights resuming and passengers advised to check statuses.

The Hindu Temple of The Woodlands has opened a new cultural and education center, while Katy's Hindu community plans to convert mobile classrooms into a temple. Both serve as community hubs for cultural and religious activities.

A tree fell on a southeast Houston home, trapping two men inside; they were rescued by Houston firefighters and taken to the hospital with stable conditions.

A man is critically injured after his Chevy SUV crashed into a ditch on Dowdell; multiple agencies executed a successful rescue. The cause is under investigation.

A Houston officer was shot while responding to a disturbance and is in stable condition; the armed suspect was detained, and body camera footage is due for release.

Houston grapples with a heatwave and power outages after Hurricane Beryl, with temperatures set to hit 91 degrees and heat indices up to 105. Cooling centers are open, and storm recovery efforts continue.

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.

Hurricane Beryl caused two deaths in Houston as trees fell on homes and a third death is under investigation. The storm has claimed at least 12 lives across the Caribbean. Local authorities manage the aftermath and remind the public to stay cautious.