Houston airports expect 2.3 million passengers for Spring Break, with new facilities like Terminal E at IAH and increased TSA lanes to manage the surge.

The Amtrak Gulf Coast line is set to resume in June, reconnecting Mobile, New Orleans, and Mississippi cities after Hurricane Katrina disruptions. Construction is ongoing, with optimism for summer operations.

A Southwest Airlines flight returned to Houston due to cabin smoke odor, landed safely, and passengers were rebooked. No injuries reported; cause under investigation.

Envirotech Vehicles Inc. is moving its headquarters from Osceola, Arkansas, to Houston, Texas, and opening a new facility to enhance electric vehicle production and services.

Galveston County is experiencing heavy traffic due to IH-45 road works, with the construction causing delays and requiring drivers to allow extra time or seek alternate routes.

I-45 north entrance ramp at Tiki Island closes for traffic reconfiguration; detours via SH-146 and Texas City Wye outlined; Galveston County provides updates.

Galveston, Texas is experiencing a boom in its cruise industry, with increasing ship activity and economic growth. New terminals attract major cruise lines, and the port is becoming a significant player in the market, rivaling Florida's ports.

Houston airports Bush and Hobby will resume operations after a closure due to a rare snowfall. Travelers should check flight statuses as educational institutions remain closed.

Houston METRO suspends bus services due to extreme winter conditions, with limited METRORail operation, and prioritizes safety amid icy roads and forecasted snowfall.

Houston is preparing for a severe winter storm, prompting the closure of both major airports. Mayor Whitmire and officials urge residents to limit outdoor activity and stay informed.

Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport is renovating Terminal B's lobby, requiring travelers to check-in at Terminal C and use a shuttle during construction into 2026. United Airlines' $2.5 billion investment will add new gates and amenities.

Houston's METRO introduces expanded on-demand "Curb2curb" transportation services in Kashmere and Sunnyside, providing flexible, affordable travel within these areas.

The article describes the I-10 White Oak Bayou project in the Heights area, which will see lane reductions on the I-10 and the removal of the Houston Avenue Bridge to alleviate flooding and traffic issues.