The Houston Police Department faces scrutiny over its disciplinary processes amid a sexual assault case scandal, with former Chief Finner's actions in question and tension with the officers' union.

HISD supporters protest against Superintendent Mike Miles and terminations of district staff, citing concerns over the impact on children's education and calling for transparency and accountability.

The Houston OEM is leading recovery efforts after a derecho, with community partners like the Red Cross aiding the process and FEMA offering assistance to the affected.

Houston streamlines permitting for storm repairs, expediting permits for electricity, roofing, and basic fixes, while some minor repairs require no permits.

Harris County, Texas, paused its HART program, which reroutes non-violent 911 calls to mental health pros, due to a split in the Commissioners Court over a payment dispute with the contractor.

Former President Trump visits Houston for an exclusive lunch with top energy executives, raising funds for his campaign. The meeting, including talks on energy policies, stays confidential, with proceeds supporting Trump's presidential run.

Dr. Ingrid Skop, an anti-abortion OBGYN, joins the Texas Maternal Mortality Review Committee amid controversy, as the state faces criticism for laws limiting access to abortion and potentially impacting maternal health.

Houston's City Council schedules an emergency session following last Thursday's severe windstorm to extend the local disaster declaration and coordinate aid efforts.

Conroe ISD trustees voted to change the SHAC's bylaws, reducing membership and sparking controversy. They also postponed a discussion on removing "sexually explicit" books from libraries.

Mayor Whitmire praised Houstonians' unity post-storm and detailed recovery efforts, including reduced power outages and plans for full restoration. An exclusion zone was created downtown for safety and repairs.

Harris County has initiated its primary runoff elections with some polling locations closed due to storm damage. Voters will decide on various key positions despite the impact on voting infrastructure.

Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles refutes claims of misusing education funds for his Colorado charter network, despite accusations and calls for investigation.

The report details allegations that Texas school funds were used for out-of-state charter schools founded by Mike Miles, raising concerns about their legality and financial management.