Customers are still finding out they have been stood up by a Tux Shop and the problem extends beyond Houston.

Rental car giant Hertz Global Holdings announced Monday it would pay $168 million to settle 364 claims that it erroneously filed criminal reports against customers who did not return vehicles on time.

Crews are working to restore power to thousands across the Houston area Thursday.

Champion Energy said thousands of customers were impacted by a payment problem connected to a software issue.

KATY, Texas – Texas grocery store chain H-E-B has promised customers they will replenish their shelves after customers cleared them amid fear of the coronavirus outbreak. H-E-B said they have prepared for the coronavirus for several months and that the stores are in a “strong position” to keep replenishing the shelves. “Customers should not panic, we have the ability to restock shelves and encourage our customers to remain calm. H-E-B partners are ready to help Texas slow the spread,” a news release said. Full Screen 1 / 4 Texas grocery store chain H-E-B has promised customers they will replenish their shelves after customers cleared them amid fear of the coronavirus outbreak.

HOUSTON – Sprint customers are receiving personal, handwritten thank you letters from the company. The wireless carrier is pushing an initiative where employees are writing and sending handwritten thank you notes to customers. Every Thursday, Sprint employees are each writing at least five thank you notes. According to Sprint, so far, the company has mailed out more than 470,000 handwritten notes.