Humble ISD approves contracts for new playscapes, middle school improvements
Humble ISD trustees at their Dec. 14 meeting approved the selection of three contractors to construct several new playscapes included
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Texas Department of Transportation allocates $250M for walking, biking in 2023
Cities, towns and organizations across Texas can apply for funding to help improve infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists.
Construction to begin on Northpark Drive overpass in spring 2023
The roughly $52 million project, which will expand Northpark Drive from four to six lanes between I-69 and Russell Palmer
Humble City Council appoints Mark Martin to replace outgoing council member
Humble City Council members at their Dec. 8 meeting appointed Mark Martin to replace outgoing Council Member Charles Cunningham until
Houston tackles illegal dumping issues; study reveals high rates of local subsidence
The Dec. 9 episode of “The Houston Breakdown” podcast tackles the U.S. Department of Justice’s investigation into illegal dumping in
Houston tackles illegal dumping issues; study reveals high rates of local subsidence
The Dec. 9 episode of “The Houston Breakdown” podcast tackles the U.S. Department of Justice’s investigation into illegal dumping in
Updated data shows higher maternal morbidity, mortality among Black mothers in Houston with state data on horizon
The Houston-area data from 23 hospitals in 2021 was released Dec. 7 ahead of the state’s data, which is expected
Lone Star College swears in new Trustee Rebecca Broussard
Rebecca Broussard was sworn in to the Lone Star College board of trustees by Texas State Sen. Brandon Creighton on
Q&A: Texas 2036 discusses legislative priorities for the 88th legislative session
John Hryhorchuk detailed Texas 2036’s legislative priorities for 2023.
Greater Houston Partnership predicts the city is in a good position to weather potential economic downturn
According to Greater Houston Partnership research, Houston has the most jobs it has ever had after reaching a record high