US-59 Northbound Lanes Shut Down Between Williams Trace and Kirkwood Over Weekend; TxDOT Posts Detour Routes
US-59 and Beltway 8 closures this weekend force Houston drivers onto detours; expect delays and slower travel.
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Houston’s Home Repair Program Runs Out of Money, Temporarily Pauses Applications
Houston's home repair program runs out of money, leaving applicants like Darrell Marbley waiting on federal funding.
Action 13 Helps Clear 86-Year-Old Man’s $1,980 Toll Road Bill
An 86-year-old man wins a fight against a Houston toll authority over a car he sold six years ago, clearing his $1,980 debt.
Surveillance Footage Catches Thieves Stealing From Houston Trading Card Game Shops
Houston trading card shops MadRat and Nakama Collectibles suffer smash-and-grab thefts, drawing a grim parallel to the old catalytic converter scourge.
Houston Artist Duo Builds a Spaceship in Their Backyard and Embraces the Mess
A Houston artist couple built a backyard spaceship studio and embrace the mess, piles, and Nerf Bullets.
Fire forces closure of several westbound lanes on North Loop at Shepherd Drive, per Houston TranStar
A heavy truck caught fire on Houston's North Loop early Friday morning, shutting down multiple westbound lanes near Shepherd Drive.
West Houston Residents Push for Action as Damaged Apartments Remain Unfixed
West Houston residents demand action on a burned-out apartment next to a school bus stop, risking children daily.
Groundbreaking begins on $50 million agricultural center at Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo breaks ground on multi-million-dollar agricultural complex along Highway 288.
Houston Veterans’ Organization Marks Constitution Day With Voter Outreach Initiative
A Houston veterans' group rolls out voter outreach, pairing volunteers with new arrivals to help them prepare for citizenship exams.
Faded Houston Street Sign Leaves Drivers Lost — and One Elderly Couple Nearly Missed Their Turn
A Houston street sign grows so faded that drivers can scarcely read it, nearly sending an elderly couple astray.
Houston Council Approves $20.4M Contract With SAFEbuilt to Ease Permitting Backlog
Houston approves $20.4M contract with SAFEbuilt for permitting, inspections, and code enforcement. Councilman says city staff are stretched thin.
‘The HOA is Broke’: Houston Woman Worries Her Neighborhood Will Lose Street Lights
A Houston woman's HOA runs out of funds, threatening street lights and other services; board seeks $400/year fee hike.