Conroe will absorb 22 wells and three wastewater plants to fuel growth west of town, but the deal isn't final yet.

A transmission-line issue near Magnolia disrupted power Tuesday evening, with Judge Mark Keough pressing CenterPoint for answers.

Nearly 95 perforated shelters now dot Houston, but reported readings show about a one-degree temperature difference at the shelters.

The Emancipation Avenue rehab targets water lines, sidewalks and curb ramps before December, with a beloved taqueria among the winners.

A Houston backyard could be seized for a bike trail linking Arthur Storey Park to Dairy Ashford. One homeowner says he's willing to talk.

College Station riders face a possible campus-wide wheels ban after 52 micromobility incidents last year, half of them causing injuries.

The new span replaces a 1982 crossing that jams up with 55,000 vehicles daily, with traffic set to triple.

METRO axed 177 mostly administrative jobs and restructured debt rather than slash rider service, but critics still question long-term repair funding.

One delinquent Houston business hasn't paid its water bill since 1997, racking up a $3.5 million debt as citywide shutoffs loom.

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

Some mornings the water goes from zero to barely a trickle, one Lakeview mom says, as the fast-growing subdivision leans on emergency drought rules.

Yale Village Apartments families near Acres Homes say they've been driving kids to two campuses themselves, unaware a bus stop request was even possible.

A Houston mother says her 13-year-old sat on a bus for hours during a chaotic HISD opening week.