Houston residents file $100 million class-action petition against CenterPoint over prolonged Hurricane Beryl power outages
The lawsuit, filed by a firm that includes the son of Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta, is the second class-action petition filed this week against CenterPoint. A group of restaurants impacted by extended power outages also filed suit.
Houston City Council member Tiffany Thomas estimates it could take six to eight weeks before storm debris from Hurricane ...
Here's how to report. Many residents in and around the Houston area who were impacted by Hurricane Beryl have applied for ...
In the wake of Hurricane Beryl's powerful strike on Houston, FEMA has stepped up to establish Disaster Recovery Centers ...
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'GMA' helps surprise Houston's Dandelion Café with $15,000 in Hurricane Beryl reliefThe popular breakfast spot was without power for nine days. Now, the Southern Smoke Foundation and CashApp have stepped up to ...
A Southeast Houston couple pawned their wedding bands to make ends meet for their children and grandchildren. Expenses for ...
It’s been painful to watch the elderly population in Houston suffer without electricity during these devastating storms,” ...
The district says 20 campuses are still without power and at least 60 schools have roof or structural damage from Hurricane ...
While many businesses saw negative impacts from Hurricane Beryl, Houston's hotel industry overall wasn't among them.
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Houston’s Dandelion Cafe Returns to ‘Good Morning America’ — This Time, For a SurpriseAs far as restaurants go, Dandelion Cafe was hit hard. The family-owned Bellaire restaurant and coffee shop, known for its ...
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