METRO’s University Corridor Project hits a major roadblock
Based on a financial review, officials with the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County announced in a June 18 news
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Low wind, high demand could trigger Texas power grid emergency in August
This August, there is a 12% chance of rotating power outages on nights with little wind, according to the Electric
Kyle Scott and Ericka McCrutcheon secure places 2 and 3 on Harris Central Appraisal District board
With more than 45,000 ballots cast for each race, according to the Harris County Elections Department, Scott and McCrutcheon won
Houston-area homelessness remains steady; concerns for future funding loom
The annual “point-in-time” survey by the Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County suggests homelessness continues on a downward trajectory
Humble ISD trustees approve 2% on-average raises for staff members
The staff raises were approved by trustees during the board’s June 11 meeting as part of a roughly $651 million
HCA Houston Healthcare Kingwood celebrates opening of new $27M Outpatient Surgery Department
The new department houses four operating rooms and two endoscopy suites, and is designed to accommodate a wide variety of
Attend a disaster relief concert, watch ‘Migration’: 5 things to do in the Lake Houston area this weekend, June 21-23
Check out what’s happening in the Lake Houston area this weekend, June 21-23.
The Bowtie Economist: Historic economic factors leaning toward mild recession
Elliot Eisenburg, an internationally acclaimed economist and public speaker, discussed the mid-year economic forecast during an annual luncheon held by
Housing affordability gap widens for all ethnic groups in Houston
In 2023, 40% of all households earned the minimum income to buy a median-priced home in Houston.
Texas Supreme Court halts Uplift Harris guaranteed income payments
On June 14, the Texas Supreme Court issued an opinion further extending its initial pause of Harris County’s Uplift Harris