A crash involving a heavy truck is causing holiday traffic slowdown on I-69 Southwest Freeway northbound at the 610 West Loop ...

Due to celestial forces that have conspired to place the Fourth of July on a Friday this year, Galveston is bracing for an ...

As Steve Sarkisian and the Texas football staff continue to fill out their recruiting class for next year, they have a clear ...

As summer continues, Texans may be thinking about going on a camping trip but may feel anxious if they have never gone before ...

With just 203 residents, this Texas town beams with pride as the youngest town, having opened its first city hall in 2022, ...

Fireworks displays could contend with stormy weather as Laredo's chances of rain continue on the Fourth of July after the ...

Houston’s urban landscape has been misunderstood! Often associated with sprawl, freeways, and endless suburbs, Houston’s inner city actually offers walkable neighborhoods, bike-friendly infrastructure ...

Analysis shows EPA rollbacks of the HON rule would put overburdened communities at risk and benefit chemical plants that ...

There’s an old story that comes from the Sabine River country. In those days, that river was more of an inconvenience than a ...

Final Verdict Texas has everything a National Treasure movie needs: dramatic landscapes, over-the-top history, conspiracies ...

This column was originally published in the Houston Post on July 1, 1966. In it, Leon Hale looks at the ways Texans consume breakfast.

Emancipation Avenue has become a hotspot for clubs and bars, but a nightmare for longtime residents coping with noise, trash ...