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The Texas Health and Human Services Commission said at least 61,000 people might have had information accessed between 2021 and 2024.

The airline said it was “disappointed” by the lawsuit over flights that occurred over two years ago. Meanwhile, Southwest is embarking on major changes including cost cutting as leaders stress that “every single dollar matters.”

The University of Houston’s $140 million football project is on budget and on time. Here’s what it will include and how it will benefit all athletes.

HoustonCIO has announced the finalists for the HoustonCIO ORBIE Awards. The HoustonCIO ORBIE Awards honors chief information officers who have demonstrated excellence in technology leadership. With support from the Houston Business Journal, HoustonCIO …

Houston’s newest public company is counting on increased oil and gas production in the United States for its continued growth.

Here’s how Houston’s top legal minds are interpreting 2025’s potential boons and banes for business.

The Energy Corridor office building traded hands with the same occupancy rate as when the California-based company acquired it in 2021.

Nicolaus Radford is building a robot that he believes can help build the city’s manufacturing industry and a technology ecosystem. Here’s how.

Plains All American Pipeline, one of the largest publicly traded companies based in Houston, is staying put downtown for the next decade.

BP, which has its U.S. headquarters in Houston, is working on cutting $2 billion in costs by the end of 2026.