Deer Park plant fire reignites.

Plus: Remembering the Cleveland 5. HISD discipline cases vary by campus. State knew of Magnolia mom's issues. Higher education costs go higher.

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View in browser Get Unlimited Digital Access for 25¢! Support local, independent journalism. Subscribe Today. 🔍 Need to Know   Photo: Elizabeth Conley/Staff Photographer Deer Park plant fire reignites. The fire at the Shell Deer Park Chemical Facility reignited on Saturday afternoon, just hours after it was declared extinguished.   Remembering the Cleveland 5. The April 28 massacre of four adults and a child near Cleveland shattered the worlds of four tight-knit Honduran families.   State knew of Magnolia mom's issues. Texas Department of Family and Protective Service officials worried Melissa Towne would endanger her daughter. Five years later, she brought Chanel's body to a hospital in a trash bag.   Higher education costs go higher. The University of Texas System board of regents will allow up to 5.2 percent tuition increases for graduate and out-of-state undergraduate students  in 2023-24.    🗳️ Politics   Photo: Montinique Monroe Lawmaker faces expulsion in sex scandal. A House panel finds state Rep. Bryan Slaton, R-Royse City, engaged in "inappropriate sexual conduct" with a 19-year-old aide.   GOP is targeting Harris County on four fronts. Republican lawmakers have ramped up their efforts to rein in Democratic county leaders on toll roads, flood control, property taxes and elections.   💼 Business   Photo: Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle / Staff Photographer Clean hydrogen has a customer problem. The federal government is spending billions to develop a clean hydrogen energy industry, but it's unclear who will buy the fuel.   LyondellBasell moving to Williams Tower. The chemical giant is relocating its headquarters from downtown Houston to a landmark Uptown-Galleria area skyscraper.   Chair King plans a new store design. The Houston-based family-owned outdoor furniture retailer, with 21 locations in Texas, plans to relocate its Stafford store to Sugar Land.   🖼️ Get Out   Photo: Cedric Angeles DaCamera announces new season. But first, the organization ends the current season with a homecoming for Houston native Kendrick Scott, whose "Unearthed" is a multi-media event.   CBS News' star recounts search to belong. Michelle Miller is the product of an interracial union, a father who celebrated her and a mother who kept her a secret, writes Joy Sewing.   'Top Chef' judge spotlights H-Town. Nigerian food in Houston gets an entire episode in the new season of Padma Lakshmi's Hulu show "Taste the Nation."   🏀 Sports   Photo: Steph Chambers/Getty Images Astros need Christian Javier more than ever. A season-ending injury to Luis Garcia places more pressure on the pitcher, and he delivered against the Mariners.   Solomon: Hard road to another World Series. It is still early in season but recent injuries to the Astros pitching staff underscore how difficult it is to win consecutive titles, writes Jerome Solomon.   Smith: Texans' top picks should ignore the noise. From the excitement of the draft to the many critiques afterward, C.J. Stroud and Will Anderson found the harsh spotlight, writes Brian T. Smith.   Lifelong fan is now out front for the Rockets. With the rights to Victor Wembanyama raising the stakes to huge heights, general counsel Clay Allen looks forward to his third trip as draft lottery emissary.   📝 Opinion   Photo: Marie D. De Jesús, Houston Chronicle UH Class of '23 deserves a speech. [Opinion] After so many upheavals during their time at the University of Houston, this graduating class merits more than a perfunctory send-off.   Gun industry's business model exposed. [Opinion] Saving lives is not a partisan issue. It can't be, when our nation's gun violence epidemic touches every community, writes Gabby Giffords.   Texas has money to fix foster care. [Editorial] Over the years, the state has vigorously resisted a long-running class-action lawsuit designed to radically reform the system.   Letters: Mattress Mack is mayor material. [Opinion] Readers say Jim McIngvale should seek office. Others tackle unauthorized border crossings, Cinco de Mayo and selective Christianity.       Get Unlimited Digital Access for 25¢ Support local, independent journalism. Act Now SALE ENDS MAY 15 | Cancel Anytime Unsubscribe  |  Manage Preferences  |  Privacy Notice Houston Chronicle 4747 Southwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77027 © 2023 Hearst Communications