Sweetgreen sets opening date for Montrose location

Dispose of unused, expired prescription opioid painkillers at these 12 hospitals on Sept. 21

A number of HCA Houston Healthcare locations will collect unused or expired opioid painkillers Sept. 21 during an event HCA… >

JUST IN: Texas Central signs design-build contract with civil engineering firm Salini Impregilo

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to clarify the difference between Texas Central’s Sept. 13 announcement about a design-build… >

Under revenue cap, Houston City Council approves tax rate reduction

Houston City Council approved a $0.02 reduction in the city’s property tax rate Sept. 11. Council members approved the proposed… >

Total closure: I-610 Loop closures continue nightly through Sept. 14

The Texas Department of Transportation will completely shut down a portion of the I-610 West Loop every night this week… >

Harris County Democrats propose increased property tax rates to support Rainy Day Fund, Harris Health System

Harris County homeowners may see their property tax rates increase by as much as 3.59% following a push by Democrats… >

Texas Central high-speed rail project moves forward following RPA approval

The Federal Railway Administration granted the Rule of Particular Applicability—or RPA—to Texas Central on Sept. 4 regarding the high-speed rail… >

First Look: Montrose resident launches women’s clothing line to match Houston’s weather

Montrose resident and Houston native Kristina Haag believes she has found a way for women to dress professionally and endure… >

Demo Monday: Museum District apartments and more Houston demolition activity, Aug. 26-Sept. 6

Multiple demolition permits issued for the 200 block of Portland Street in the Montrose/Museum District area could signal that work… >

Houston ISD trustees ask district to appeal Wheatley High School rating

In a 7-1 vote, the Houston ISD board of education instructed the administration to appeal the state’s accountability rating for… >

State board approves demolition of senior living facility at 2100 Memorial

The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs has approved the demolition of an affordable senior living complex that was… >

Faced with ride-sharing competition, Houston changes approach to taxicab regulations

As competition from ride-hailing services such as Uber and Lyft grows, the Houston Department of Administration and Regulatory Affairs has… >

Walkability policies take aim at Houston’s driving culture

Emerson Rose owner Bonnie Reay said she chose to open her boutique’s two locations on Westheimer Road in Montrose and… >