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Vegas Texas Casino officials said the casino plans to open in Cypress between Dec. 15-Jan. 1. (Courtesy Vegas Texas Casino)

Toll rates increasing, new practice-style casino: 5 trending stories in the Greater Houston area

By Sarah Brager

Need to catch up on Community Impact’s coverage from this week? Check out five trending stories in the Greater Houston area from Dec. 8-12.

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houses under construction
Houston’s housing market for October remains steady
board meeting room
Hines acquires over 1.5K acres of land ...
The Houston Association of Realtors' released its August 2025 Housing Market Update on Oct. 8. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston’s housing market for September more balanced ...
two renderings of power plants
Entergy Texas receives approval for 2 new power plants in southeast Texas
Midline
League City approves second reading to rezone 466 acres for Midline planned unit development
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Funding expected to come soon for Clear Creek, Dickinson Bayou flood study
grassy landscape
Kemah's new 57-acre park could be built out in 9 phases
Houston City Council meeting
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)
Memorial Hermann Health System purchases 40.3 acres in Beacon Hill development in Waller
Dickinson Bayou
Lower Clear Creek and Dickinson Bayou Study’s second phase moves forward
documents on a desk
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)
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)
League City closes road for drainage project in Heritage Park