In the wake of Hurricane Beryl's powerful strike on Houston, FEMA has stepped up to establish Disaster Recovery Centers across the city. The centers aim to provide Houston residents, many still grappling with the storm’s aftermath,

Cherokee Emergency Management says they will remain open for at least 30 days, but can remain open longer if there is a need.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is operating a handful of recovery centers in Houston as the region recovers from Hurricane Beryl, which knocked out power for millions of businesses and households in the area.

Federal disaster recovery centers soon will open in Montgomery County, but some residents will have to drive out of their precinct to get the aid they need.

Hurricane Beryl dealt a major blow to so many business across the Houston area. FOX 26's Ruben Dominguez talks with Greg Gatlin, owner of Gatlin's Fins and Feathers, about the impact on the restaurant.