The Houston Chronicle and AODetail blog highlight the corrosion risk to vehicles from road salt and brine used in icy conditions, advising regular cleaning and protective measures.

U.S. Highway 59 in Sugar Land has reopened after ice-related closure, as confirmed by the city’s Public Works via Twitter. Both directions are deemed safe following thorough inspections.

Galveston's ferry schedule is reduced to every other hour at night due to extreme cold, impacting travel between Galveston and Bolivar Peninsula. Emergency vehicles retain access despite the weather-forced changes.

Icy conditions in Houston have led to road closures and accidents, including an 18-wheeler oil spill on Beltway 8 and a shut down of US 59 lanes in Sugar Land. Authorities urge caution and provide updates on road safety.

United Airlines halted all departures from Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport due to severe winter weather, resulting in significant travel delays and cancellations.

An 18-wheeler flipped in Brookshire, Texas, causing a hazmat situation and Katy Freeway closure. Authorities advise alternate routes due to icy conditions and ongoing cleanup efforts.

Debate surrounds Houston's highway projects, including the I-10 elevation to mitigate flooding and the I-45 expansion that may displace residents, as officials and communities clash over plans and their implications.

Houston authorities warn of fraudulent parking app websites that trick drivers into paying for parking, risking tickets and tows. They advise downloading ParkHouston or Parkmobile apps directly from official app stores to avoid scams.

Texas receives an $85 million federal grant to expand hydrogen fuel and EV infrastructure, including hydrogen fueling stations and 100 new EV charging points.

Wastewater line repairs at Houston's Texas Medical Center caused traffic delays, but did not disrupt water services. Houston Public Works is addressing the issue, with police managing traffic flow.

Houston faces some of the worst traffic in the U.S., leading to increased commute times and environmental concerns, with efforts to improve conditions underway.

Houston prepares for the College Football Playoff game with traffic strategies, including lifted lane restrictions and enhanced transit services, to ease congestion.

Houston's I-45 is set for a $9.7 billion overhaul starting in 2024 and ending in 2042, aimed at easing traffic but causing disruption and displacement.