Author: Sofia Gonzalez

The 2024 opening of the Houston location is expected to spur tourism and additional investments.

The project has sparked debate among Heights residents with some in favor of the construction and some against, both citing safety issues.

According to previous federal findings, the Texas General Land Office discriminated against people of color in its Hurricane Harvey recovery plan.

The coronavirus pandemic exacerbated the use of opioids and other recreational drugs. Now Houston is combating the issue.

The new concept will offer a martini-focused cocktail menu.

London House offers standard residences and penthouses with a variety of upscale amenities.

The “farmers first” grocery store moved to its permanent home in the Heights.

Regent Square will soon be home to a Clean Juice, among other businesses.

The odor from the wastewater plant has led to complaints from neighborhoods and surrounding schools.

The budget includes a fully funded stabilization fund to help with the economic uncertainty hurricane season brings.