A sinkhole behind a Scott Street property in Houston's Third Ward widened after heavy rain, prompting city crews to block the area while neighbors press for repairs.

An 18-wheeler fire on northbound I-69 at Bellaire prompted a hazmat cleanup that closed multiple lanes and snarled the morning commute. Drivers were told to seek alternate routes.

Thunderstorms forced an FAA ground stop at IAH early Sunday, grounding departures and causing morning delays. Travelers should check carrier alerts for updates.

National gas averages dipped below $4; analysts predict more relief but warn a Gulf storm could quickly reverse gains.

TxDOT says the I‑610 northbound flyover to I‑10/US‑90 reopened after a fatal crash that snarled the East Loop commute.

WHCRWA’s Central Pump Station in Katy began pushing treated Lake Houston water into the regional system on June 2, a key step in shifting the area off groundwater.

City Council approved a public improvement agreement to build a $22.5M shared-use path and hike-and-bike bridge linking Uptown and Memorial Park.

Late‑evening big rig crash on IH‑69 Eastex near Kelley Street closed multiple lanes and triggered a hazmat response, TranStar shows.

After months of detours and online outcry, the MKT pedestrian bridge over White Oak Bayou in the Heights has reopened, restoring a key trail link. Officials marked the return with a ribbon‑cutting while TxDOT notes nearby work will continue through the summer.

Severe thunderstorms at Bush Intercontinental triggered an FAA ground delay Monday, causing average delays of about 26 minutes and temporary limits on non‑scheduled flights.

A juvenile died Saturday in a crash on FM 2920 near Hegar Road in the Hockley area, deputies said.

METRO rolled out a $32 FWC26 10‑day transit pass that covers buses, rail, curb2curb and the 500 Downtown Direct. Passes are being sold at RideStores and a METRO desk at IAH Terminal E.

NRG switched on a TEF‑backed expansion at the T.H. Wharton plant on June 10, adding roughly 415 MW of fast‑start capacity to the Houston grid. The project used state financing and is the first of several TEF builds.