Houston's Power Grid Suffers $475 Million Blow From Hurricane Beryl and Storm, CenterPoint Energy and Officials Face Heat Over Response
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.
President Biden Declares Disaster in Texas, Pledges Aid After Hurricane Beryl Devastation; Houston and Galveston Mobilize Emergency Response
President Biden approved a federal emergency disaster declaration for Hurricane Beryl-stricken Texas, releasing funds for recovery and urging affected Texans to report damages to aid FEMA's assistance efforts.
Mayor Whitmire Taps Commercial Real Estate Veteran Vonn Tran for Houston City Planning Chief
Mayor John Whitmire nominates Vonn Tran as Houston's new Planning and Development Director, awaiting city council confirmation. Tran's 20 years of real estate experience will contribute to her new civic role.
Montgomery County Intensifies Mosquito Control Efforts After West Nile Case, Program Moves to New Precinct for Enhanced Operations
Montgomery County is relocating its mosquito abatement program for enhanced efficiency and resource dedication, reflecting the county's public health focus following a local West Nile virus case.
Houston ISD Proposes Record $4.4 Billion Bond for School Upgrades and Safety Enhancements Without Tax Increase Amidst Skepticism
The Houston Independent School District has proposed a $4.4 billion bond to improve school safety, renovate schools, and enhance pre-K and career training, sparking both interest and skepticism.












