As recovery efforts continue in wake of Hurricane Beryl’s July 8 passage through the Greater Houston area, the natural disaster is expected to cost at least $28 billion nationwide, according to estimates by AccuWeather. The private media forecasting company provided a preliminary estimate that the United States would see around $28 billion-32 billion in economic losses and damages due to Hurricane Beryl.
‘Zero tolerance to zero consequences:’ Texas Senate bills aim to tighten public school discipline policies
The Texas Senate Education Committee discussed three bills March 25 that senators said would expand public schools’ ability to discipline