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The Public Utility Commission of Texas on Oct. 2 authorized CenterPoint Energy to issue a rate increase totaling approximately $1.2

Odyssey will be tasked with processing program applications, approving vendors, reviewing complaints and advertising the program. Applications for the state-funded

The new early education and child care center spans 10,900 square feet and has 12 classrooms with the capacity to

Check out what’s happening in the Lake Houston area this weekend, Oct. 10-12.

Enrolled students will follow four-year degree maps, co-created by advisors at both UH and the partner college to ensure they

Officials with Partnership Lake Houston announced Owen Rock will serve as the organization’s new executive vice president of economic development,

Chimichurri’s, which opened in April 2009, offers a variety of South American cuisine, with dishes including Ceviche Peruano and Churrasco

The emergency rules, which took effect Oct. 3, state that businesses may lose their hemp licenses for selling THC products

Builders for two infrastructure projects—expected to cost a combined $10.8 million, which city officials said is under budget—were approved by

First-time college students, transfer students and students returning to school are eligible, according to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.