Author: Sofia Gonzalez

In an effort to alleviate traffic, officials from Harris and Fort Bend counties are embarking on a study to reenvision the Westpark Tollway.

Mayor Sylvester Turner’s proposed budget, some of which uses federal funds, includes raises for city employee and funding for more police and fire cadet classes, as well as continuing initiatives such as One Safe Houston and One Clean Houston.

Surging inflation and an uptick in housing costs have become the main concern for Houstonians, according to the 42nd annual Kinder Institute Houston Area Survey.

Houston consistently ships more goods and commodities overseas than any other U.S. metro, GHP Chief Economist Patrick Jankowski says. Here’s how the region is holding up in terms of international trade, travel and more — despite global concerns.

Current Discovery Green Conservancy President Barry Mandel will pass the torch to Kathryn Lott, who currently serves as the executive director of local nonprofit Southern Smoke Foundation.

After 153 years, the Houston Bar Association has made history with the welcoming of its first Latina president.

The health care industry as a whole has had a difficult road to recovery following the Covid-19 pandemic.

The inaugural class of the University of St. Thomas’ Rising Stars Program — which aims to remove barriers for students while also supporting Houston’s workforce pipeline — graduates May 13. Here’s how the 4-year-old program is going.

Prairie View A&M University’s new School of Public and Allied Health will serve an existing 1,000 students as it continues to grow.

Atilar Pharma Corp. aims to create 495 new jobs with an average annual salary of $82,100 and retain five existing jobs with an average annual salary of $160,000.