United Airlines flights were grounded nationwide due to a "technology disruption" affecting its system, causing delays but eventually resuming operations.

Carnival Dream is leaving Galveston for New Orleans in May 2027, with two final voyages planned before shifting homeport. It will offer new cruises alongside the refurbished Carnival Liberty.

Some U.S. airports now allow passengers to keep shoes on during TSA screenings, diverging from post-2001 security practices. The TSA is considering enhancing passenger experience while maintaining security. Official details are pending.

Two hazmat spills after crashes on I-45 North caused major traffic delays in Houston; first a truck collision near Patton Street, then a diesel leak from an 18-wheeler near Crosstimbers Street.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy launches audit on state CDL issuance to ensure qualified drivers and aligns with Trump's "America First, Safety First" policy.

Severe thunderstorms caused a ground stop at Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, delaying flights, while nearby William P. Hobby Airport remained operational.

A collision between an 18-wheeler and a truck on I-10 East Freeway at the San Jacinto River caused major delays and a shutdown of all eastbound lanes.

HISD partners with METRO Harris County to revamp student transportation for the 2025-2026 year, planning to modernize routing with new software and offer free Metro passes to high schoolers.

Severe weather in Houston led to ground stops at George Bush Intercontinental and Hobby Airports, causing significant flight delays and a flood advisory for parts of the region.

Traffic on I-10 East Freeway was delayed due to spools blocking lanes after a truck hit a bridge. No injuries were reported, and lanes reopened by 11:30 p.m.

The "Be Someone" graffiti in Houston, vandalized with a cryptocurrency slogan, has been restored by locals, reflecting the community's dedication to the city's emblematic mural.

Houston commuters face delays on 610 West Loop due to emergency road repairs; northbound feeder after San Felipe closed indefinitely, TxDOT working on site.

A major closure on the Southwest Freeway in Sugar Land due to the Brazos River Bridge Project will affect traffic this weekend, diverting I-69 southbound lanes from Friday night to Monday morning.