Houston's Metro Silver Line is reducing its service frequency from every 12 to every 20 minutes due to low ridership, though funding is reportedly not at risk.

Houston airports are the first in the nation to offer free menstrual products via smart tech dispensers, a collaboration between the Houston Airport System, Aunt Flow, and TRAX Analytics.

Southwest Airlines to exit four airports, including Houston's George Bush Intercontinental, to tackle a $231 million Q1 loss and streamline operations.

The Houston Chronicle reports multiple road closures and traffic issues in Houston, including key shutdowns like SH-6, while ABC13 covers an incident involving an overturned box truck on the 610 North Loop.

Port Houston receives a $26.9 million federal grant for environmental upgrades, including the addition of 30 electric trucks and reduced emissions at the facility.

A study ranks Houston Hobby Airport as the second cheapest in North America, with an average stay costing $136.62, and features the cheapest parking at $12. San Jose International tops the list.

Amtrak's Andy Byford highlights the company's dedication to advancing a high-speed rail link between Dallas and Houston, an initiative potentially reliant on public funding and faced with local opposition.

Houston faces weekend transportation delays due to road construction, including closures of Sam Houston Tollway Ship Channel Bridge and the 610 North Loop. METRORail services will also be modified.

Harris County deputies are set to crack down on toll violators owing over $500, with increased enforcement starting Wednesday at southwest and southeast Houston toll plazas.

United Airlines had multiple incidents in Houston, including a cabin door issue on flight 2152 that forced a return to the airport, but data shows no overall increase in such events.

Weekend repairs on the East Freeway for a damaged expansion joint will cause significant traffic with two westbound lanes closed from Main St to Monmouth until Monday at 5 a.m.

Houston's Metro faces challenges in transitioning to zero-emission buses by 2030, with technological and infrastructure hurdles leading to the purchase of new diesel buses.

Houston Public Works reports a significant wastewater spill at 69th Street Treatment Plant due to heavy rain, affecting Buffalo Bayou but not the city's drinking water.