Houston leaders expressed disappointment with CenterPoint Energy's response to the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, emphasizing the company's failings in communication and coordination.

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.

Conroe ISD faces a potential $11.9 million budget shortfall and is considering staff and program cuts, while balancing commitments like a 2.5% pay raise for employees.

The SBA opened a Business Recovery Center in Galveston to aid businesses affected by Hurricane Beryl, offering loans and support for rebuilding efforts.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott criticized President Biden's immigration policies at the RNC, stressing border security and supporting the return of Donald Trump.

Houston residents demand infrastructure funding over arts after Hurricane Beryl, criticize slow power restoration, and threaten line workers, leading to arrests.

The Greater Houston Disaster Alliance launched the Hurricane Beryl Recovery Fund to aid uninsured or underinsured families with $3.325 million in initial donations.

Texas police departments aided Houston post-Hurricane Beryl; Mayor Whitmire and Police Chief Satterwhite acknowledged their vital support in maintaining safety and arresting suspects.

FEMA provides guidance and aid to Hurricane Beryl victims in Houston, with President Biden amending a disaster declaration to authorize federal assistance. Residents are encouraged to apply for support through FEMA and accurately report damages.

The Public Utility Commission probes CenterPoint Energy's response to Hurricane Beryl's aftermath, as Governor Abbott demands improvements in disaster preparedness and power restoration efforts.

Texas AG Ken Paxton has sued Huffman ISD and Aledo ISD, accusing them of illegal electioneering by using state resources to influence elections, which violates the Texas Election Code.

Art Acevedo emerges as a contender for the LAPD chief role among 10 finalists, despite his complex past, including controversies in previous positions in Houston and Miami. The selection process for the new chief remains confidential.

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.