Houston mayor on storm recovery, resources
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Houston Mayor John Whitmire and other city leaders provide an update on resources and recovery services for Houstonians following last Thursday's destructive storm as we prepare for the beginning of the work week.

Houston storms: Keeping food safe amid power outages

With ongoing power outages in the Houston area, it's important to practice food safety with to prevent foodborne illnesses while your refrigerator is not working.

Houston severe storms: What is a Derecho event?
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FOX 26 Meteorologist Allison Gargaro goes in-depth explaining the Derecho event that ran through the Houston area on Thursday.

Senior living center gets relief after outages
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Hundreds of thousands of homes in the Houston area are still without power three days after a powerful storm rolled through the city, but one senior living center is getting some relief. FOX 26's Jade Flury has how the community is coming together with resources.

School districts closed on Monday, May 20 due to outages, storm damage

Due to power outages and remaining storm damage, some Houston area school districts are announcing they will be closed on Monday, May 20.

Houston distribution centers open for food, water on Sunday

Here is the list of distribution centers open on Sunday, May 19, to provide residents with food and water after Thursday's devastating storms.

Trying to care for disabled son without power
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Many Houstonians with underlying health conditions are left having to figure everything out on their own as many homes are still without power. FOX 26's Jonathan Mejia spoke with a family struggling to keep their disabled son alive without electricity.

'Texans on a Mission' helps Houston community
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FOX 26's Jade Flury spoke with the group 'Texans on a Mission' who are going around Houston helping residents and neighborhoods by cutting down fallen trees due to Thursday's severe storms.

Houston cooling centers open Sunday for power outage relief

Here is a list of Houston area locations that have opened as cooling centers on Sunday, May 19. If you or someone you know needs transportation, they can contact 311 to request a free ride.

'Texans on a Mission' saves homeowners thousands by offering free tree clean up

The group 'Texans on a Mission' has volunteers lending a helping hand by cutting down trees that have fallen after Thursdays storms for free around Houston neighborhoods.

Group helps cut down fallen trees around Houston
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A group of dedicated volunteers is lending a helping hand by cutting down trees that have fallen for free around Houston neighborhoods. FOX 26's Jade Flury has more after speaking with the group.

Houston storms: Cooling centers open Saturday after storms

Several Houston area residents are still without power on Saturday following Thursday's devastating storms. Here is a lost of designated cooling and distribution centers around Houston.

Houston storms: Distribution centers open for food, water on Saturday

Several Houston area centers have opened as distribution centers to provide residents with food and water after Thursday's devastating storms.

Houston, Harris County leaders on relief efforts
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Houston and Harris County leaders held a press conference on Saturday to discuss cooling centers opening for the weekend and relief efforts being provided to residents after Thursday's severe storms.

Houston stabbing: Woman kills man after physical altercation, police say

A man was killed by the woman he was in an on-again, off-again relationship with after the couple got into an altercation which turned physical, police say.

VIDEO: Tensions between Hidalgo and Whitmire
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Things appear to get awkward during a first-ever joint press conference with Mayor Whitmire and Judge Lina Hidalgo.

Rescued Pets Movement saves dogs, cats from euthanasia, lost roof during storm

Neighborhoods like Oak Forest Timber Grove Manor and the Heights were hard hit and are still dealing with fallen trees and a non profit who saves animals from euthanasia lost their roof.

Former Houston publishing company accused of duping authors out of money

Dozens of authors all over the country say they gave thousands to a Houston woman to publish their books and they got little to nothing in return.