The article discusses criticisms of CenterPoint Energy Inc. for its inadequate response to Hurricane Beryl's power outages in Houston, despite the company defending its efforts.

Candidates vie for the late U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee's Houston seat, with notable names considering runs; precinct chairs will select the Democratic nominee.

Kamala Harris is set to speak at the AFT convention in Houston amidst her presidential campaign, with endorsements and a significant fundraising boost signaling strong support.

The former Houston Police Chief's abrupt retirement has led to scrutiny over the department shelving over 264,000 cases. Assertions of a cover-up are met with promises of transparency by city officials.

The Humble Independent School District board has voted to fire Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen, amid conflicts with the board and related legal issues.

Houston City Hall will honor the late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee by allowing her to lie in state in the rotunda on July 29, as announced by Mayor Whitmire.

Sylvester Turner is contemplating a run for Texas' 18th Congressional District seat following Sheila Jackson Lee's passing. Other potential contenders are emerging before the filing deadline.

Mayor John Whitmire changed the Montrose TIRZ board in Houston, affecting local development debates, including the contentious Montrose Boulevard redesign.

Houston officials dispute over the city's preparedness and response to Hurricane Beryl, following the death of a civilian employee, with Mayor Whitmire defending actions taken.

The article discusses Hurricane Beryl's impact on Harris County and the debates over using FEMA funds for private property aid, with a focus on local support initiatives like the Greater Houston Disaster Alliance fund.

The article discusses procedures following U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee's death, focusing on her Congressional seat's future and the election process to replace her.

The article reports on the death of Texas Representative Sheila Jackson Lee at 74, noting her commitment to social justice, involvement in creating the Juneteenth federal holiday, and her advocacy for cancer research.

Texas lawmakers propose the "Justice for Jocelyn Act," seeking increased immigration detention in response to the murder of Jocelyn Nungaray, with broad political implications.