Author: Sofia Gonzalez

The Greater Houston Partnership will say goodbye to President and CEO Bob Harvey, who announced Jan. 9 he plans to retire at the end of 2023.

Harvey, who has held the roles since 2012, has led the GHP as it expanded its reach and influence across the …

According to data collected by The Business Journals from the U.S. Department of Education, two of the biggest staffing changes happened at the University of Houston-Main Campus and The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston.

The report, which is for the fiscal year ending June 2022, provides the public with a view of the city’s financial position and finances.

The Greater Houston Partnership is working with a national mentorship organization, Mentor Collective — a company that works to connect large-scare peer and alumni mentorship solutions — to launch PartnerUp on Jan. 10. The initiative’s goal is to addre…

During a Jan. 4 meeting, Houston City Council approved an ordinance that enters the city into a contract with LaTrelle’s Galley — a Houston-based firm that specializes in owning and operating franchised and licensed restaurants across U.S. airports — f…

During Houston City Council’s Jan. 4 meeting, Turner said 2023 is all about execution and implementation for his administration. Rather than putting forth major new initiatives, he and his administration will work on finishing projects that are already…

The University of Houston’s Energy Transition Institute was formed in March 2022 thanks to a $10 million commitment from Shell. Now, a former chief scientist from the energy giant is leading the new institute as its founding director.

Houston Public Works found that the East Water Purification Plant’s 36 water purification drains and filters were beyond repair and require “immediate replacement with new filtration media,” according to a Houston City Council agenda item.

As the effects of Covid-19 linger on Texas traffic, Texas A&M Transportation Institute released a new study for 2022 based on the 2021 calendar year — funded by the Texas Department of Transportation — to look at the most congested roadways in Texas. C…

For immigration rates, Houston ranked behind Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue at No. 6, Washington Arlington-Alexandria at No. 5, Boston-Cambridge-Newton at No. 4, San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara at No. 3, Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford at No. 2 and Miami-Fort Lauder…