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Houston airports first in Texas to offer free ASL services to passengers

By Haley Velasco

William P. Hobby and George Bush Intercontinental Airports as of September are offering an on-demand interpreting service Aira ASL to passengers, according to a Sept. 18 news release from Houston Airports.

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Business owners along Northpark Drive have said recent construction along the roadway, although needed, has sometimes resulted in restricted access to their storefronts. A new campaign launched by two local chambers aims to provide relief by encouraging customers to do business in the Northpark Drive area. (Raphael Fernandez/Community Impact)

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Harris County Precinct 3 has several road projects underway or planned in the Lake Houston area. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

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Thin road work cones with hard hat on top and construction machinery in background

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Frontier Airlines announces 8 new routes from IAH airport

Updated 2:32 PM | Aug 26, 2025 CDT

H-GAC bringing back ‘Free Fare Fridays’ to Greater Houston area in September

Published 9:53 AM | Aug 22, 2025 CDT

Houston region receives additional $2.2 billion in state funds for major transportation projects

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Published 6:00 AM | Jul 22, 2025 CDT

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Houston-Galveston Area Council invites public input on Regional Transportation Plan 2050

Published 2:32 PM | Jun 27, 2025 CDT

See Grand Parkway road closures planned for June 27-29

Mayor Pro Tem Bruce Davidson, left, and council member Mike Marshall, center, raising hands during a vote during the May 8 City Council meeting. Also pictured is and City Manager Jason Stuebe, right.

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Traffic lights at 3 intersections in Humble to undergo upgrades

Published 4:45 PM | May 30, 2025 CDT

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