The Humble ISD board of trustees held its first teleconferenced board meeting March 24. (Courtesy Humble ISD via Zoom)
Humble ISD adopts resolution declaring public health emergency, continuing employee pay
Karen Waldrup (top) and The Soul Rebels (bottom) both had to cancel shows scheduled in Houston due to coronavirus. (Photo illustration by Justin Howell/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston-area musicians go virtual to play for fans amid coronavirus cancellations of live shows
The East Montgomery County Improvement District has postponed its May election until November. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
East Montgomery County Improvement District postpones May election for board of directors
Rep. Kevin Brady, R-The Woodlands, spoke about the CARES Act and his involvement in the package's development March 27. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)
Q&A: U.S. Rep. Kevin Brady discusses the passage of the CARES Act
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks to reporters while walking to the House Chamber floor, ahead of a vote on a coronavirus relief bill on Capitol Hill in Washington on March 27. (Courtesy Reuters/Tom Brenner)
Texas Tribune: Many Texans in Congress scrambled to join vote as US House passes coronavirus spending bill
While the agency is still tallying the number of unemployment insurance claims filed thus far in March, in the week prior to March 25, at least 150,000 claims had been filed. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Official: Increase in calls for statewide unemployment benefits is ‘almost vertical’
Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough's stay-at-home order for the county is effective March 28. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
BREAKING: Montgomery County issues stay-at-home order, nightly curfew through April 12
DATA: Cases, recovery rates and death rates for COVID-19 in the Greater Houston area
Humble City Council met via teleconference on March 26. (Courtesy via Zoom)
Humble City Council votes to postpone May election, extend citywide disaster declaration
Several restaurants in Tomball and Magnolia are having to adjust their business operations as social distancing practices take shape. (Anna Lotz/Community Impact Newspaper)
Stay up to date on how businesses across the Greater Houston area are adapting to coronavirus
Montgomery County District Attorney Brett Ligon and a representative from the sheriff's office said they hope to not have to arrest anyone for disobeying coronavirus-related orders. (Courtesy Fotolia)
'Gain compliance without arrest': Montgomery County law enforcement urges voluntary compliance to contain coronavirus
Nonprofits such as Family Promise have closed their offices but continue to serve the community. (Colleen Ferguson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nonprofits adapt to continue serving Lake Houston community
United Way of Greater Houston and Greater Houston Community Foundation launched the Greater Houston COVID-19 Recovery Fund with a focus on supporting those services that provide access to food, health care, shelter, utility assistance, transportation, and more in Harris, Fort Bend, Waller, and Montgomery counties. (Courtesy YMCA of Greater Houston)
With $1 million starting gift from Houston Endowment, new COVID-19 recovery fund looks to address critical needs
Lake Houston-area craft breweries are closing taprooms during the coronavirus. (Courtesy Megaton Brewery)
Lake Houston-area craft breweries close taprooms, offer beer to-go during coronavirus
Gov. Greg Abbott so far has not issued a similar order statewide(Courtesy Adobe Stock)
President Trump declares major disaster in Texas due to coronavirus