This article is based on a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing. Community Impact will update this story when more information is available.

Fast-casual chicken tender franchise Huey Magoo's Chicken Tenders is coming soon to Barker Cypress Road, according to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing.

The details: Founded in Orlando in 2004, Huey Magoo's serves salads, wraps, chicken sandwiches and tenders, according to the restaurant's website. Per the online menu, Huey Magoo's offers a selection of six regular and three handcrafted dips.

11430 Barker Cypress Road, Ste. 200, Cypress

Locally owned sports therapy and orthopedic practice Primal Sports Medicine is coming to House Hahl Road in October, co-owner and business manager Andressa Ward confirmed.

What they offer: Owned by husband and wife Dr. Nathan and Andressa Ward, Primal Sports Medicine offers services aimed towards a wide net of patients including athletes, weekend warriors and individuals recovering from surgery.

In their own words: "What fuels our purpose is serving and giving back to the Cypress community," Andressa Ward said via email.

• 20049 House Hahl Road, Ste. 800, Cypress

Greater Houston-area officials are monitoring conditions as a tropical system could bring heavy rainfall and the potential for flash flooding to the area through Sept. 2, per the National Weather Service.

What’s happening: The latest update from the National Weather Service states Tropical Storm Edouard is moving inland, and is expected to bring heavy rains and flash flooding to portions of the area on Sept. 2.

Gov. Greg Abbott at an Aug. 31 press conference said the forecast could include a storm surge of 2-4 feet in Chambers and Jefferson counties, as well as local rainfall getting as high as 10-15 inches, including in some areas getting 3-4 inches per hour.

While the rainfall is expected to affect the area’s rivers, it’s too early to tell if it will pose any imminent danger, Abbott said.

A regional flood resiliency coalition among the Brookshire-Katy Drainage District, Harris County and Waller County will join efforts to reduce flood damage in the region.

The overview: Officials with the four entities signed a memorandum of understanding, or MOU, during a ceremony Aug. 31. Harris and Waller counties will partner with the Brookshire-Katy Drainage District to “expand flood warning systems, build strategic detention capacity and protect families across jurisdictional lines,” according to a news release. The entities have interconnected watersheds and drainage systems that require “proactive regional coordination,” according to the MOU.

The context: Harris County previously partially funded a study with the Brookshire-Katy Drainage District, which looked at ways to mitigate flooding along major creeks in the Katy area. The coalition will expand on that relationship, potentially improving the flood warning system and sharing technology between counties, Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones said.

For the first time in over a decade, there is no incumbent in the Texas attorney general's race as Republican Ken Paxton runs for U.S. Senate.

Democrat Nathan Johnson, a state senator from Dallas; Republican Mayes Middleton, a state senator from Galveston; and Libertarian Tom Oxford, an attorney from Nederland, are running to replace him this November. Community Impact asked the candidates for their perspectives on Texas' open records laws, state litigation and other topics.

How we got here: Johnson and Middleton each won their primary runoff elections in May, Community Impact reported, while Oxford was selected as the Texas Libertarian Party's candidate during an April nominating convention.

Looking ahead: Early voting in eight statewide races and dozens of local elections runs from Oct. 19-30. Election Day is Nov. 3.