IAH has filed plans for a $66.9M, 8,100-space employee parking lot and a 3,000-square-foot support building as United deepens its Houston hub. The site spans roughly 93.55 acres.

Jacobs will design “The Gate,” a storm barrier across Bolivar Roads that state officials say will shield the Houston Ship Channel and protect millions. The award moves the Coastal Texas Project into design.

Japanese investors are backing a $2.1B commitment to the Texas GulfLink terminal off Brazoria County, promising faster VLCC loading and emissions controls while drawing environmental pushback.

Officials warn that a slow TxDOT timeline and rising replacement estimates could leave Pelican Island vulnerable as new shipbuilding plans take root. Local leaders are again weighing a land bridge with rail.

Harris County posted a Friday warning after federal officials and Stellantis said about 225,000 U.S. vehicles with unrepaired Takata air bag inflators should not be driven. Local officials say roughly 87,000 affected vehicles are in Texas.

A two-mile stretch of the Westpark Tollway opens in Fulshear Saturday, offering new ramps to bypass the FM 359/FM 1463 bottleneck and ease FM 1093 congestion.

Two people were killed and others hospitalized after a late‑afternoon crash in Houston's Fifth Ward; investigators with HPD are working the scene.

A $5.66M pedestrian bridge named for Sergio Ivan Rodriguez is set to break ground June 1, 2026, creating a safer route over Union Pacific tracks near Milby High.

A live power line fell onto westbound FM 2920 near Bridgestone, damaging a semi and prompting deputies and utility crews to respond.

The Woodlands Township has submitted a mile‑long twin‑tunnel plan to The Boring Company’s Tunnel Vision contest to shuttle people under Town Center and ease event‑day gridlock. Submissions close Feb. 23 and a winner will be named Mar. 23.

METRO has launched RideMETRO: tap-to-pay validators, virtual fare cards in the app, and a new $2 physical card. Here’s how the switch works and what riders should do next.

Montrose residents and dozens of businesses want the TIRZ to restore the 2022, bike-friendly plan for the $28.5M West Alabama rebuild, citing crash data and safety worries.

A Southwest Houston family's backyard was flooded with raw sewage for weeks while the city installed a temporary bypass and scheduled a main replacement.