Author: Jake Magee

League City officials requested eminent domain powers to potentially acquire five parcels for a road upgrade project, but City Council postponed granting such power.

A controversial book review committee now has six of its seven members, but residents called Mayor Nick Long’s honesty into question during the monthslong process. Long, however, said he has acted above board.

Black Rock Coffee Bar is coming to 2494 S. Gulf Freeway by the end of the year.

After over four years of work, the Texas Department of Transportation is on the verge of wrapping up a project to widen Hwy. 146 between Red Bluff Road and south of FM 518. However, other Hwy. 146 work will begin to the north and south.

Changes are coming to William P. Hobby airport in southern Houston, and they’ll begin this year.

A recent exodus of insurance companies from the Greater Houston area combined with an upward trend in nationwide disasters has led homeowners insurance rates to increase.

According to a community survey group, when it comes to League City parks and recreational improvements, residents most want senior fitness programs and an indoor community pool, but some officials questioned how accurate those claims are.

With League City City Council’s approval, work will soon begin on a multimillion-dollar project to improve Walker Street.

Despite protests from residents, League City City Council members have approved at least four of the seven members that will make up a controversial book review committee.

As it has for the past few decades, Texas is still facing a nursing shortage—a problem now severe enough to warrant state lawmakers authoring several bills in the 88th Legislature to address the problem.