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Katy-based U.S. Silica, a 124-year-old industrial minerals company and last-mile logistics provider to the oil and gas industry, is now private.

A project that has been announced in Nevada is just the first of five that the MIT spinoff plans to roll out in the coming years.

A lengthy approval process required for beachfront developments in Galveston involved six different government entities.

LULAC Council 60 in Houston has long been a cornerstone for advancing civil rights and opportunities for the Latino community. As it celebrates its 90th anniversary, we spoke with LULAC Council 60 President Rachel Cevallos de Gonzales about the organiz…

The most expensive Houston-area home sold the week of Nov. 24 abuts the natural wooded area along Spring Branch, an offshoot of Buffalo Bayou.

The new Texas Space Commission has nearly $3 billion in applications to process, so it canceled its December meeting.

Chevron is reducing 2025 capital expenditures in favor of cash flow and is preparing for over $1 billion in fourth-quarter charges.

Norton Rose Fulbright, one of the largest law firms in Houston, named new leaders for its Houston office.

When JLL Senior Director John Indelli transitioned from an analyst role into commercial real estate brokerage in 2018, one of his first calls was to DML Capital, a Houston-based real estate developer. DML owned a few shopping centers that Indelli drove…

Despite multiple attempts, the parent companies of Dallas-based Sunflower Bank and a Seattle-based bank could not get the proposed merger over the finish the line. Learn what led to the demise of a deal that would have created a $17 billion-asset bank …