Author: Kyle R. Cotton

Despite Hurricane Beryl causing massive disruptions for Houston’s airports, both United and Southwest are getting back to business as usual.

The amount of time Hurricane Beryl took to exit the Houston area delayed CenterPoint Energy’s ability to respond to power outages, the company claims.

After contending with Hurricane Beryl on Monday, the Port of Galveston is partially resuming operations on Tuesday.

There is much work still needed to be done by hurricane response officials in the aftermath of Huricane Beryl.

That was Mayor John Whitmire’s update message Monday afternoon, as many areas around the city and country remain flooded and without power.
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When Hurricane Beryl swept through the Houston area Monday, July 8, it significantly impacted airports and other transportation infrastructure.

As of 11 a.m. Monday, the city had received more than 10 inches of rain, which affected many areas, Housto…

Glen Gondo, the “sushi king,” left a legacy of profound impact on both the Asian American business community as well as the Houston community at large.

Mayor John Whitmire picked Vonn Tran to succeed longtime city employee Margaret Wallace Brown as Houston’s director of Planning and Development.

Lone Star College’s Magnolia Center project was delayed due to multiple factors, including the acquisition of land, Hurricane Harvey and the pandemic.

Nonprofit leaders discussed issues ranging from the challenges they faced in the wake of recent storms to how new technology has affected their efforts, strategies for volunteerism in a remote work environment, staff turnover, and fundraising challenge…

The $77.6 million middle school is part of Willis Independent School District’s $143 million bond passed in May 2022.