Texas to Eliminate State Inspections for Non-Commercial Vehicles in 2025, Metropolitan Areas to Maintain Emissions Testing
Starting January 1, 2025, Texas will eliminate state inspections for non-commercial vehicles, but add a $7.50 fee to registrations; emissions tests will continue in major metros.
Severe Weather and Operational Woes Cause Major Delays at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport
Severe weather led to major delays and cancellations for United Airlines at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, leaving passengers discontented with communication and compensation provided by the airline.
Texas Mourns and Honors Centenarian Jimmy Carter for His Legacy of Hope Through Habitat for Humanity Builds in Houston and Dallas
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter's legacy is honored in Texas for his humanitarian work, especially his contribution to building homes with Habitat for Humanity.
Texas Community Rallies in Recovery as Alvin Elementary Faces Rebuild After Deadly Tornado
The Walt Disney Elementary School sustained severe damage from an EF-2 tornado, leading the community to seek aid for rebuilding efforts, including replacing educators' lost materials. The tornado also tragically claimed the life of Jamie Brown.
Multiple Tornadoes Tear Through Houston Area, Leaving Destruction and One Fatality Across Several Counties
A tornado struck the north Katy area, causing significant damage to homes and vehicles but no injuries, while other Houston neighborhoods faced fatalities and injuries from similar weather events.
Houston Braces for a Winter Reset as Sunny Skies Turn Chilly Before New Year's Celebrations
The article describes the weather forecast for Houston, noting the expected transition from above-average warmth to seasonal temperatures, with a focus on the changes during the week leading up to New Year's Day.












