Argo AI begins driverless vehicle testing in Austin
The autonomous driving company aims to bring driverless services to ridesharing, delivery and logistics companies.
Weather Shield Structures Solution Factory to celebrate grand opening in Kingwood June 17
The business offers both commercial and residential roofing services as well as storm damage restoration, commercial and residential asset risk management, insurance claims consultation and project design and engineering services.
A fresh start: Development taking off in Seabrook as Hwy. 146 widening nears completion
It is three years into the Texas Department of Transportation’s five-year, $201 million project to widen Hwy. 146 from Seabrook to Kemah, and Seabrook City Manager Gayle Cook said the construction, while frustrating, will be a fresh start for Seabrook.
Plano Fishing Guide: Here are six stocked fishing locations in the city
Every year the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department stocks an estimated 40 million fish in public lakes, ponds and bays throughout the state, according to the department’s website.
Car-buying company Car Zeus now open in South Austin
Car Zeus allows customers to submit for-sale vehicle information online and receive an offer via text message.
Jax Burgers, Fries & Shakes now open in downtown San Marcos
A new location of Jax Burgers, Fries & Shakes opened May 11 at 117 E. Hopkins St., San Marcos.
Check out the 5 latest commercial projects filed in Sugar Land and Missouri City, including Lifestyle Medical
Curious as to what new businesses and renovations are underway or coming to Sugar Land and Missouri City?
Hewlett Packard Enterprise opens new headquarters in City Place in Spring
Following just over two years of construction, officials with Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced the completion of its new campus in City Place via a news release April 4.
Fall Creek Sports Complex to host grand reopening celebration May 27
The newly expanded Fall Creek Sports Complex encompasses two baseball fields, two soccer fields, two sand volleyball courts and two dog parks in addition to playground equipment, covered pavilions, picnic areas, and pingpong and chess tables.
Bay Area struggles with supply chain issues, employment gaps
It has been over two years since the COVID-19 pandemic started in the Houston area, and Bay Area business owners said they continue to feel the effects on supply chains, inflation and labor shortages.
Ice cream shop Local Creamery plans to open Plano location
An exact opening date has not yet been announced, but signage on the building states it is “coming soon.”
Enterprise car, truck rentals coming to Park Air 59 development in Humble by end of 2022
The businesses will occupy 4.9 acres at the northeast corner of Will Clayton Parkway and Hwy. 59.
Spokesman Coffee Roasters South to celebrate 5-year anniversary May 21
The event will be marked by a party featuring a DJ, food vendors and limited edition merchandise.
Tropical Smoothie Cafe now open in Kyle
A new location of Tropical Smoothie Cafe opened in late April at 4460 FM 1626, Ste. 100, Kyle.
2022 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo generated 1.55M visitor days, $115M in direct spending, report shows
“2022 was an amazing year for the Fort Worth’s largest and oldest public event,” said Brad Barnes, president and general manager of the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo.
Yi Cha Tea & Coffee to celebrate grand opening in Spring on June 11
The business will offer a menu of hot and iced coffee and tea-based beverages as well as smoothies, milk teas and frappes.
Opioid overdose deaths increasing in Harris County
A growing opioid epidemic that has seen increases in overdoses and deaths nationwide has been exacerbated in Harris County due to strained access to treatment and other factors during the COVID-19 pandemic, local officials said.
Learn about Bay Knoll, May's featured neighborhood
This Clear Lake neighborhood has over 600 single-family homes.
Clear Lake resident Jimmy Phillips makes living carving wood
After 30 years as a salesperson, Clear Lake resident Jimmy Phillips began his art career around 2005 while chopping down a tree in his front yard.
Funding for arts organizations has gone up during fiscal year 2021-22 in Richardson
Anthony Pampillonia, chair of the Richardson Cultural Arts Commission, said the city expanded its reach to help fund 21 arts organizations during fiscal year 2021-22.