Author: Melissa Enaje

Once the new dog pound on West Bellfort Avenue is complete, the facility on Edith Street will operate as a three-day holding location for local animal owners.

The new restaurant, sports bar and cigar lounge, Quad Houston Restaurant & Lounge, had its grand opening weekend in July.

Once finalized, the policy could make it more financially feasible for certain organizations to add affordable housing units to the county’s housing stock.

The boutique law firm provides personal injury legal services.

City Council members also reiterated that they don’t want to close the door on the project entirely.

The Harris County transit system was recently awarded $40 million in federal funding for its transition to a zero-emission fleet. Here’s how some of the investments will be used.

The Austin-based artisan ice cream business is expanding into Houston with its first location in Braes Heights opening July 16, also known as National Ice Cream Day.

​​​​​​​ The new Houston exhibit focuses specifically on China, India, Japan, South Korea and Vietnam.

While West University Place’s fiscal year 2023-24 budget allocated $440,000 toward the park’s updates, Mayor Pro Tem John Montgomery said the majority of funding will not come from taxpayer money but from individual donations.

One portion of the funding will go towards buying 40 compressed, American-made, natural gas-fueled buses, which are part of the transit authority’s sustainability initiative titled Climate Action Plan.