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Renters struggling to afford to pay rent are seeing their options dwindle as eviction moratoriums lift and relief is hard to come by. (Community Impact staff)
Houston housing advocates fear for surge of evictions as mayor holds off call for grace period
Downtown skyline view from Sam Houston Park.
How to get rent relief: Houston’s proposed expansion program to offer at least $19 million in aid
memorial park boardwalk
GALLERY: Memorial Park 100-acre Eastern Glades expansion now open to the public
Houston City Hall aerial view
Houston to consider new $15 million round of rent relief; advocates continue to call for grace period
Houston mayor sylvester Turner speaks at press conference july 30
Houston coronavirus updates: Bilingual campaign targets Hispanic community; mayor to announce renter support effort
Houston Police officers wearing helmets
Purchase of helmets, face shields for Houston police draws questions from council members
Small businesses making less than $2 million in revenue can apply for a new business relief program through the city of Houston. (Courtesy Pexel)
Houston City Council approves $15 million small business relief fund
A new sign ordinance will make it easier to clear out abandoned signs and replace new signs with smaller ones. (Courtesy city of Houston)
New sign ordinance aims to make Houston airport corridors more visually appealing
carrots at farmers market
SNAP recipients can receive up to $30 match on produce at six Houston-area farmers markets 
Ride share users at Hobby and IAH will now see slightly higher fees for drop-offs and pickups. (Courtesy Visit Houston)
Uber and Lyft users in Houston to see higher fees for airport rides
Houston's Climate Action Plan calls for the city to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. (courtesy Visit Houston)
Houston Sustainability Office gets $2M boost from BP
Houston City Council will consider a proposal to allow restaurant owners to convert parking lots into outdoor dining areas. (Courtesy Pexel)
Houston may allow restaurant owners to convert parking lots to outdoor dining areas
Houston Public Works Director Carol Haddock announced the death of two department employees July 17. (Courtesy HTV)
Houston coronavirus updates: Testing positivity rate stays high; public works department loses 2 employees
Michael C. Rodriguez's mural on Dunlavy Street in Montrose is one of hundreds of murals featured on the Houston Mural Map. (Matt Dulin/Community Impact Newspaper)
Tour Houston’s public art virtually or in person with new citywide mural map
Two new testing sites in Houston have banners indicating they were supplied by the state of New York. (Courtesy New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo)
New York state sends staff, supplies for two new Houston coronavirus testing sites
Mayor Sylvester Turner said July 13 that he would like to see a two-week stay-home order in Houston. (Courtesy HTV)
Houston coronavirus updates: Mayor Turner seeking two-week shutdown; 1 in 4 tests coming back positive
The Texas Republican Convention was originally scheduled for July 16-18. (Courtesy Visit Houston)
Texas Supreme Court rejects GOP appeal to host convention in Houston
Here is the latest information on how and where to find coronavirus testing locations in Houston. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Coronavirus testing: Where to find testing sites in Houston the week of July 13
Firefighters, police officers, solid waste collectors and bus drivers in Houston have all been affected by coronavirus exposure. (Courtesy Pexel)
From solid waste collectors to firefighters, Houston’s public workers facing strain from coronavirus exposures
The Texas Republican State Convention was set to be held July 16-18 at the George R. Brown Convention Center. (Courtesy Visit Houston)
Two new lawsuits aim to reverse GOP convention cancellation