The number of heat-related deaths in Texas is rising among residents who lost power during Hurricane Beryl

Electricity will likely be out another week for hundreds of thousands of people in the Houston after Hurricane Beryl tore down trees and power lines

270,000 homes and businesses remain without power one week after the hurricane hit Texas.

With around 270,000 homes and businesses still without power in the Houston area almost a week after Hurricane Beryl hit Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott says he’s demanding an investigation into the response of the utility that serves the Houston area

The misery of Houston’s lasting power outages extend beyond the big city and onto surrounding farms and ranches, where everything from animal bedding to feed is harder to come by since Hurricane Beryl turned off the lights

It is now five days since Hurricane Beryl hit Texas and there are still about 1 million customers without power across the state.

At least seven people were killed when Hurricane Beryl tore through Texas and Louisiana on Monday.

At least seven people were killed when Hurricane Beryl tore through Texas and Louisiana on Monday.

A destructive tornado touched down in Mount Vernon, Indiana, on Tuesday as the remnants of Hurricane Beryl moved across parts of the Midwest.

Houston is in recovery mode after Hurricane Beryl's core passed very close to downtown, causing wind gusts of over 80 mph and massive power outages.

ABC News correspondents Victor Oquendo and Kayna Whitworth monitor and assess intense weather conditions across the country.

ABC News meteorologist Kenton Gewecke tracks tropical storm Beryl and the dangerous heat across the country.

At least six people have died and more than one million are still without power after Hurricane Beryl swept into Texas as a Category 1 storm.

ABC News’ Ginger Zee shares the latest track and timing of the storm.

The deadly Category 1 hurricane slammed into Texas with sustained winds over 80 mph and torrential flooding.

Tropical Storm Beryl hit Texas as a Category 1 hurricane, causing two deaths from fallen trees and leaving over 2 million people without power due to heavy rain and strong winds.

The storm knocked down trees and caused flooding in several parts of Houston. United Cajun Navy President Todd Terell joins the show to discuss the storm's toll.

As the hurricane-turned-tropical-storm batters Texas, first responders are conducting rescue and recovery operations. Scott Peake, storm chaser for the United Cajun Navy, joins the show from Houston.

Thomas Munoz, director of the Houston Office of Emergency Management, breaks down the recovery plans to help residents impacted by Hurricane Beryl.

President Joe Biden is also receiving updates, with FEMA ready to respond.

Joe Zimmerman, mayor of Sugar Land, Texas, discusses cleanup and rescue efforts after Beryl hit Sugar Land as a hurricane with the eye of the storm going right over the city.

The area had, at one point, been under a storm surge warning, but the highest rainfall only measured 1 inch.

First responders work to rescue a driver caught in high waters in Texas. ABC7 meteorologist Jeff Smith reports on flash flood warnings caused by Tropical Storm Beryl.

At least two people have died and 2.5 million customers are without power throughout Texas.

Galveston was battered by Hurricane Beryl, which caused widespread destruction throughout the Texas town.

Paulette Guajardo, the mayor of Corpus Christi, Texas, discusses how they prepared for the storm and the conditions of the city in the wake of Beryl.

1 person is dead after a tree fell on a house while over 2 million people are without power.

Firefighter and public information officer Martee Boose discusses Houston’s response to Hurricane Beryl.

Stephanie Fox, the national spokesperson for the American Red Cross, breaks down how the nonprofit is aiding people in crisis from natural disasters.

ABC News’ Sam Champion has the latest on the track and timing of Hurricane Beryl.

Beryl hit the Texas coast as a Category 1 hurricane, bringing with it damaging storm surge, hurricane force winds and the threat of tornadoes.

South Texas residents prepared for Hurricane Beryl on Sunday, which was expected to make landfall in the Texas Gulf Coast later in the day.

Texans are preparing for the storm’s arrival after it wreaked havoc in the Caribbean, killing at least 10 people as it made its way past Jamaica, the Cayman Islands and on to Mexico.

Beryl remains a tropical storm with winds of 60 mph as it churns in the Gulf of Mexico Saturday, but it is expected to strengthen before hitting Texas on Sunday.

Officials across the Texas coast are already sending warnings of the strong rip currents and dangerous surf as the storm intensifies.

Hurricane Beryl made landfall northeast of the resort town of Tulum on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula as a Category 2 storm early Friday.

Beryl is expected to make landfall by early Monday morning in southern Texas, somewhere between Corpus Christi and South Padre Island. Some models indicate that the storm could hit farther north.

Now, tropical storm Beryl continues on its path, hitting Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula Quintana Roo. Mexico’s Tourism Secretary Bernardo Cueto joins the show to talk about the storm’s impact.

Hurricane Beryl hammered Mexico with life-threatening storm surge, with the Texas coast expected to be next in its path.

The powerful hurricane left Jamaica with power outages and heavy flooding before moving on to Mexico. Darlene Sparling, a hotel manager in Tulum shares how she is weathering the storm.

Freelance Cancun videographer Christian García Rojas Macdonald shows the damage.

ABC News meteorologist Kevin Roth tracks where the storm is heading next.

ABC News' Sam Champion reports on category two storm hitting just south of Cancun, Mexico. Plus, the wildfires exploding in the West due to the historic heat wave and dry conditions.

The hurricane, which is now a Category 2 storm, has left nine people dead, including two reportedly in Jamaica.

The Savage-Simon family is unsure of when they will leave the island as all international airports remain closed.

Casey and Warner Haley rode out the storm in Montego Bay with their honeymoon interrupted by Hurricane Beryl. The resort has a back-up generator, but no air-conditioning and supplies are limited.

Tourists are temporarily stuck in the Caribbean country as authorities assess Hurricane Beryl damage before re-opening any of Jamaica’s three international airports.

After taking down trees and power lines in Jamaica, Hurricane Beryl heads for the Cayman Islands and Mexico.

ABC News’ Sam Champion has the latest on the track and timing of Beryl and how the extreme heat in the U.S. could affect your Independence Day celebrations.

Beryl wreaked havoc across the Caribbean as a Category 4 storm, knocking down power in much of Montego Bay and causing extensive reported damage across the island of Jamaica.