Author: Jishnu Nair

With less than a month until liftoff, Intuitive Machines’ lunar lander moved to Florida for final checks before the Houston company’s second moon mission.

As industrial companies seek to get the most out of their data, these Houston software-makers are working to fill a need.

Intuitive Machines is one of nine companies, including major names like Blue Origin, that received one of these NASA contracts in January.

Houston-based Venus Aerospace is attempting to break past Mach 5 — and it’s broadening its scope beyond just commercial flights, thanks to new investors.

United Therapeutics could eventually use the genetically edited swine to grow organs for human transplant recipients.

The Ion’s existing coworking memberships will remain in place with “minimal disruption” during the transition, Rice Real Estate’s president said.

Galen Data CEO Chris DuPont thinks the Bayou City has all that is needed to be a strong technology hub — but it needs to hold on to its technology.

SEARF grant applications that were submitted before Jan. 21 and that meet a score requirement could still be considered at future meetings.

A payload from Webster-based Aegis Aerospace is headed to the moon on the Blue Ghost lunar lander built by Austin-based Firefly Aerospace.

As Houston prepares for a winter storm, health care facilities — including those operated by the region’s largest health care systems — are planning closures and rescheduling appointments.

The Houston area is under a winter storm warning, and other ma…