A Houston Chronicle report highlights a decrease in used car prices in Houston, with an average cost drop and a rise in affordable vehicles under $20,000.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick called for CenterPoint Energy CEO Jason Wells to resign, criticizing the company's response to Hurricane Beryl and highlighting reliability and financial concerns.

The Austin City Limits Music Festival boosts Austin's economy, supporting local businesses and hospitality, with broad financial benefits and job creation.

Heather Torres, founder of Porch Pumpkins in Texas, transforms porches with artistic pumpkin displays, experiencing high demand and a waitlist for 2024 season installations.

The new "Yideeską́ądi Nitsáhákees" Flea Market opens in Shiprock, creating a safe space for local vendors and boosting the economy with plans for expansion.

Bass Pro Shops opened a new store in north Houston, with a grand opening featuring events, local icons, and an emphasis on conservation and community engagement.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul secures a preliminary injunction against the Will County Authority for improper asbestos removal at Joliet’s Rialto Square Theatre, as part of a lawsuit.

Brent Swadley defends his family and BBQ business amid an investigation into alleged fraudulent activity during Oklahoma state park restaurant renovations.

Las Vegas residents panic buy essentials due to an East Coast dock worker strike, but experts urge calm, noting domestic toilet paper production and existing supplies could mitigate immediate shortages.

Albertsons Companies, Inc. will pay almost $4 million to settle a lawsuit over misleading advertising and weight discrepancies of products at its stores.

General Motors settles for $35 million regarding Chevrolet and GMC diesel trucks' fuel injection pump issues, affecting certain models from 2011-2016. Eligible owners in various states could receive compensation or rebates for repairs.

Crux Climbing Center opens its third and largest location in Pflugerville, featuring diverse climbing options, fitness, and yoga facilities, as well as an in-house fried chicken eatery.

Williamson County, Texas, has formed a sister city partnership with Yong-In Special City, South Korea, to foster educational, cultural, and technological exchanges.