Council Member Julian Ramirez delayed the vote, saying the Fourth Ward zone lacked a coherent affordable housing plan.

Humble is standardizing pipe strength on private fire mains citywide, with violators facing fines up to $2,000 a day.

Deputies found the pair wounded in a Casuna Lane intersection; investigators believe the shooting was domestic violence-related.

The clean-beauty label fills the old MAC Cosmetics spot as an outdoor apparel brand and a Japanese bookstore also stake claims nearby.

The College Station-born halal chicken brand joins the car-free Main Street corridor, serving until nearly 1 a.m.

About 20 student teams race the clock at NRG Center on September 12, building bots for judges and thousands of fest-goers.

The Jimmy Burke Activity Center replaces an 800-person hall with 65,000 square feet of ballrooms, a museum, and even emergency shelter space.

Shell will lease back half its 43.6-acre Woodcreek campus for 15 years while shopping the rest to buyers.

Memorial Assistance Ministries celebrates Saturday with a bigger boutique, a new cafe and a library maker lab on Blalock Road.

Chris Piñon rescued charred padlocks as crews cut them from the Allen Parkway bridge — now he's tracking down the couples who left them.

Corks & Forks returns Oct. 14 with six sparkling wines and a nod to 250 years of U.S.-France ties, run entirely by Hilton College students.

Kinder HSPVA grad Paul Cornish, now a Blue Note artist himself, joins Joshua Redman at the Wortham on October 17.

The opera star trained at Houston Grand Opera in the late 1990s. Now she opens DACAMERA's season with a Grammy-winning string trio.