The new 1.7-mile stretch will link Sherwood Elementary and The Parish School while crossing two busy roadways.

The 69-year-old pump station keeps the water flowing for every West U household, and city leaders just took the first step toward upgrading it.

The new concourse includes a 54,000-square-foot United Club with seating for 800 and ten public art installations.

Sugar Land's only runway, built in 1985, is finally getting rebuilt after a decade of planning and a unanimous council vote.

The funding will bankroll Siemens Energy tech at Houston substations under a program called Project TALON.

The Vicksburg pond will hold water year-round with pergolas, a bike station, and dining space beside a new Sprouts-anchored center.

A four-year legal battle over steel costs and a northeast Houston treatment plant finally ends with a council vote.

A city councilmember wants answers after reports that applications for federal safety grants were not completed.

CenterPoint sent Houston crews to Pensacola as it monitored Isaias and prepared for the storm.

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.