Author: Janet Miranda

Hotwire Communications, a Florida-based bulk internet service provider, is officially hard-launching in the Houston area and growing quickly in the region.

A federal judge has sided with Houston-based law firm Susman Godfrey, granting a temporary restraining order that pauses parts of President Donald Trump’s executive order against the firm.

City officials have been ordered to spend $100 million on fixing up streets and draining systems. Now, the mayor has agreed to a settlement amid a $220 million budget shortfall.

Houston Landing, a nonprofit newsroom, launched a little over two years ago with backing from local billionaires.

The airline closed the United Club in January to prepare for the reconstruction, which will create the largest such club in United’s system.

The lawsuit is challenging an executive order signed by President Trump to revoke the firm’s security clearance, bar lawyers from federal buildings and terminate contracts.

Despite the University of Houston’s pause on most capital construction projects, the new Hobby School of Public Affairs building is moving forward.

Metro’s new direct line between Bush Airport and the George R. Brown Convention Center is expected slash the current bus commute time by 53.75%.

As President Donald Trump rethinks his regulatory policy strategy, Texas businesses grapple with the uncertainty tariffs have caused.