Some power restored in Houston after Hurricane Beryl, while storm spawns tornadoes as it moves east

Power has started to come back for some of the millions of homes and businesses left in the dark when Hurricane Beryl slammed into the Houston area. The weakened storm, meanwhile, has moved east, spawning suspected tornadoes and causing more damage. The storm killed several people in Texas Monday and at least one person in Louisiana. After a peak Monday of more than 2.7 million customers around Houston without power, the numbers began improving to more than 2.4 million by Monday night. Beryl has since weakened into a tropical depression that unleashed suspected Louisiana and warning for tornadoes in Arkansas.