The Biden Administration has finalized a rule capping credit card late fees at $8 to save consumers money, despite concerns from banking industry representatives.

Reality TV star Washington Ho is leading a $20 million project to revamp Houston's Little Saigon, creating the Bellaire Market District, with completion expected by June 2025.

The Art Car Museum in Houston Heights is set to close on April 28 after over 25 years, with its legacy potentially continuing through discussions with arts organizations.

Dollar General opens a new DG Market in Conroe, offering fresh food and employment opportunities, while Shenandoah plans a tech-integrated veterans' memorial.

The city of Fulshear is facing challenges from rapid growth, including needing district redistricting and addressing water supply issues, prompting talks of a development moratorium.

Barkbus, a mobile dog grooming service, is expanding to Houston, targeting areas with high dog populations after launching in Dallas. Its luxury vans offer convenient doorstep grooming with prices ranging from $130 to $350.

The Tomball Economic Development Corporation is launching a summer youth employment program, offering grants to local businesses to hire interns aged 16-20.

Houston religious leaders are opposing a concrete plant near a hospital, urging Governor Abbott to revoke TCEQ's approval due to health concerns for the local community.

MKT Distillery in Katy, Texas, closed its taproom and is liquidating its spirits inventory as owners seek a buyer to take over the majority ownership.

Intuitive Machines' lunar lander, Odysseus, successfully landed on the moon's surface, marking the first private spacecraft to achieve this and a significant step towards sustainable lunar presence.

The Woodlands celebrates its 50th anniversary with mixed economic signals, as major employers cut jobs but overall employment grows due to midsize companies.

The new H-E-B store opened in Katy, Texas, offering giveaways, special pricing, and a donation to Katy ISD, enhancing local retail and job opportunities.

Communities use GoFundMe to support families of two children, Camila Rangel and Tripp Johnson, who died in separate traffic incidents, raising funds for funeral and medical expenses.