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Entergy Texas receives approval for 2 new power plants in southeast Texas

By Hannah Brol

Officials noted the power plants are expected to allow Entergy Texas to meet new customer demand, increase reliability and lower costs for all customers.

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Published 12:00 AM | Aug 1, 2025 CDT

Sylvan Rodriguez Park Community Center to be built in Clear Lake

Memorial Hermann Health System has purchased land within Wolff Companies' 587-acre Beacon Hill development along Hwy. 290 in Waller. (Cassandra Jenkins/Community Impact)

Published 4:21 PM | Jul 31, 2025 CDT

Memorial Hermann Health System purchases 40.3 acres in Beacon Hill development in Waller

Updated 3:37 PM | Jul 29, 2025 CDT

Lower Clear Creek and Dickinson Bayou Study’s second phase moves forward

Published 2:56 PM | Jul 24, 2025 CDT

League City rezones 1,776 acres on its west side for planned unit development

During a June 17 Greater Houston Builders Association luncheon, Zonda Chief Economist Ali Wolf said Houston’s housing market is stabilizing after a period of volatility. (Nichaela Shaheen/Community Impact)

Published 3:32 PM | Jun 20, 2025 CDT

Houston’s housing market stabilizing; incentives, price cuts still driving sales

League City is working on drainage improvements in the city’s Historic District, which officials expect to be ongoing until 2026. (Courtesy League City)

Published 12:59 PM | Jun 19, 2025 CDT

League City closes road for drainage project in Heritage Park

To address future hurricanes in the Gulf Coast region, officials at Rice University unveiled a plan that will add to several ongoing projects in the area and help protect against more severe storms. (Courtesy Rice University)

Published 2:26 PM | Jun 18, 2025 CDT

Galveston Bay Park project to boost Gulf Coast protection plans

After Kroger closed its location in Dickinson in June, officials who own the land are looking at who might take over the spot. (Courtesy Amirco Properties)

Published 11:00 AM | Jun 18, 2025 CDT

Old Kroger site in Dickinson could have national brand move in, officials say

Officials carrying out the development of Exploration Park outside of NASA’s Johnson Space Center announced June 4 a few businesses that will be involved in the operation going forward. (Rendering Courtesy of Exploration Park)

Published 4:37 PM | Jun 4, 2025 CDT

Exploration Park adds more businesses to roster

Exploration Park at Johnson Space Center is getting another addition as engineering firm KBR intends to build a 45,000 square-foot space food innovation facility at the park, officials announced May 22. (Courtesy Bill Stafford/NASA)

Updated 4:28 PM | May 23, 2025 CDT