Robot Noodle is now open at 1221 W. 11th St., Houston, in the Heights area. (Courtesy Robot Noodle)
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Read the top business and community news from the Houston area from the past week.
The program, which began this week in San Marcos, gives Amazon and Whole Foods employees and contractors direct access to COVID-19 vaccinations.
It exclusively serves Houston-roasted coffee and locally made breakfast tacos and pastries.
Moncler, the French-Italian apparel manufacturer and lifestyle brand, will be bringing its well-known jackets and sportswear for the first time in Houston.
See the latest trends on COVID-19 in Harris County.
City Council approved the addition of 11 new BCycle kiosk bike stations.
As budget decisions loom for school districts across Texas, state leaders are holding on to federal funds intended for public schools to use in addressing the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The average sale price for a home in March was $370,847.
An ERCOT official said "tight" supply and demand conditions arose on the state's electric grid April 13 due to forecasting issues amid planned, seasonal maintenance outages by some power generators.
If the efforts are successful, this would be Harris County's first new criminal district court since 1984 when the 351st District Court was created.
Hub providers in Dallas, Harris and Travis counties have all announced they will follow the recommendations and pause distribution of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
The robots are coming, and they are bringing pizza.
