Texas gas station slot machines operate in a legal gray area, offering non-cash prizes under $5 as permitted by law, but authorities monitor for potential violations.

Engineering firm CB&I is set to return to The Woodlands, relocating over 150 employees to its new office within Hughes Landing, a decision reflecting its confidence in the area's business and residential appeal.

Circle K offers Labor Day gas discounts in select states, with up to 30 cents off per gallon at certain times and locations, and profits from Polar Pop sales supporting Hurricane Beryl recovery.

CenterPoint Energy finished the first phase of Houston's grid resiliency enhancements and outlined future investments, while also giving up profits from criticized mobile generators.

The AIG sign was removed from Houston's America Tower, reflecting its rebrand to Corebridge Financial after AIG sold a majority of its shares in the company.

Halliburton experienced a cyberattack affecting its North Houston campus and global networks, prompting an advisory to staff and involvement of external experts.

CenterPoint Energy hosts open houses to rebuild trust after Hurricane Beryl-related outages and show their improvements in system reliability and customer communication.

The Port of Galveston is dismantling its historic grain silos to accommodate future cargo needs, such as wind turbine blades, reflecting a shift in global demand.

LL Flooring is closing 94 stores nationwide amid Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with closures in Texas and California, but will keep certain locations and its online presence active.

Houston Methodist and MD Anderson Cancer Center are recognized by Forbes as top employers for women, praised for workplace inclusivity and gender equity.

Houston-area cities are challenging CenterPoint Energy's rate hike withdrawal, alleging the utility is overcharging by $100 million yearly and demanding rate reductions instead.

League City announces new businesses in August Biz Brief, including La India Bonita, Little K Kitchen, and Attuned School of Music, offering Mexican, Asian cuisine, and music lessons respectively.

Gil Staley, CEO of The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership, will retire on February 1, 2025, after advancing local economic growth and business expansion.