Galveston County sets new Jeep Weekend restrictions to improve safety and manage the expected 100,000 visitors, including parking rules and bans on certain activities.

An 18-wheeler hit the Houston Avenue bridge on the Katy Freeway, closing three eastbound lanes and causing delays. There were no injuries, but the bridge sustained damage and is under evaluation.

George Bush Intercontinental Airport issued a ground stop due to severe thunderstorms, affecting over 1,200 flights with average delays around 50 minutes.

Houston's parking authority warns of fake parking citations being placed on vehicles, advising residents to check for official features and report suspicions to ParkHouston's website.

Houston ISD plans to let qualified high school students use METRO public transport for free starting in the 2025-2026 school year, aiming to streamline commutes and shorten ride times.

I-10 in Houston will be closed from April 26-28 for CenterPoint Energy's work on electric lines, affecting traffic between the W. Sam Houston Tollway and Dairy Ashford Road.

Interstate 10 in Houston will be closed over the weekend for CenterPoint Energy to strengthen electric lines, with detours via frontage roads recommended.

An 18-wheeler crash caused a 250-gallon fuel spill on I-10 East's ramp to I-45 North in Houston, leading to road closures. Additionally, I-10 Katy Freeway near downtown faces closures for construction, impacting weekend travel.

Cy-Fair ISD is modifying its transportation policy to improve bus pickup eligibility, especially aiding middle school students with unsafe walking routes to school. Changes follow safety incidents, including a student hit by a truck.

Thunderstorms caused a ground stop and subsequent delays at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, with average wait times increasing to 45 minutes even after the stop was lifted.

HISD is restructuring its transportation department to improve services, with the introduction of new roles and no confirmed cuts to routes, despite recent severe weather incidents.

Texas legislators, led by Senator Ted Cruz and Representative Brian Babin, are advocating for the relocation of NASA's headquarters from D.C. to Houston for cost-efficiency and to reinvigorate the agency's mission.

The U.S. Department of Transportation withdrew a $63.9 million grant for the Dallas-Houston high-speed rail project due to rising costs, now estimated at over $40 billion.