Artemis II crew departs Houston for Florida before planned April 1 launch
Astronauts set to fly on Artemis II departed Houston on Friday morning en route to Florida, marking a major step toward a historic return to the moon.
Astronauts set to fly on Artemis II departed Houston on Friday morning en route to Florida, marking a major step toward a historic return to the moon.
The state-appointed board of managers of Houston Independent School District approved contracts Thursday night allowing several top-performing high schools and prekindergarten centers to be managed by outside organizations.
More than a dozen “No Kings” protests are scheduled across the greater Houston area on Saturday, joining thousands of coordinated demonstrations planned nationwide against Donald Trump and his administration.
Long TSA lines at George Bush Intercontinental Airport are creating unexpected business opportunities for some locals willing to wait in security lines for a fee.
Federal officials are deploying additional support to ease mounting security delays at Houston airports, as staffing shortages continue to affect the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
A California jury has ordered Meta and YouTube to pay millions in damages to a 20-year-old woman, in a landmark ruling that could shape thousands of similar lawsuits against social media companies.
George Bush Intercontinental Airport has emerged as a stark example of how the ongoing partial U.S. government shutdown is disrupting air travel, with some passengers facing security wait times of up to four hours.
Governor Greg Abbott has criticized Attorney General Ken Paxton for rushing a lawsuit challenging Harris County’s immigration legal aid fund, arguing the accelerated timeline likely contributed to Paxton’s defeat at the 15th Court of Appeals.
Texas will require anyone seeking a professional license—including electricians, dog breeders, and cosmetologists—to prove legal status in the country after the state’s Commission of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) unanimously approved a new rule Tuesday.
One year after Houston Mayor John Whitmire accused City Controller Chris Hollins of engaging in “pay-to-play” fundraising, the city’s legal department has cleared Hollins of wrongdoing.