ABC13 Houston

Otherwise known as Wednesday 🤠

Pooja had so much fun being silly with the students of IDEA Public Schools! IDEA Public Schools is supporting the Houston community impacted by Hurricane Beryl by providing free meals to all children. All three campuses, IDEA Spears, IDEA Hardy, and IDEA Lake Houston, will be serving free breakfast and lunch to children 18 years and younger. IDEA Spears and IDEA Hardy started serving meals on Monday, and IDEA Lake Houston will start on Wednesday, July 17. The campuses will be open for all children in the community for breakfast between 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. and lunch from 11 to 1 p.m.

Houston always keeps it interesting! We’re loving your Houston homecoming, Brandon Hamilton!

Our week in a photo. How are you hanging in there, Houston? Shout out to photojournalist Izzy pictured here. She's one of the many hard-working folks who you never see on TV, but who work around the clock to help us keep you informed.

Our fearless leader has been named the new President and General Manager at KABC in Los Angeles. We're so proud of you, Wendy!

With so many still without power and blazing temps, it's bring your adorable kids to work day at ABC13. Rachel's daughter helped with today's ABC13 Weather Now!

I’ve covered my share of hurricanes, but never experienced such a destructive Category 1. To my fellow Houstonians: I hope we all get power and the streets (and for some of you homes) cleaned up quickly.

Covering a hurricane and the aftermath is a challenging assignment. ABC13 Houston is doing an excellent job. Here is Daniela Hurtado. Her Spanish-speaking bilingual skills came in handy. She talked to a family who got out of an apartment before the walls started caving in. #CallingAllJournalists #Hurricane #BreakingNews #Beryl

Team work. A little behind the scenes when we were briefly without power during the height of Hurricane Beryl. We pulled together and went live on Facebook. So thankful for our team. Thanks for the updates, Travis, Samica, Elissa, Briana & Brittaney.

We’re like most of Houston right now…in the dark! This is what it looked like on TV right before we lost our signal. But the show must go on using our phones and social media until we can get back on TV. Stay safe, Houston!