A Houston autonomous vehicle company plans to have no drivers in their self-driving trucks, making it one of the many businesses bringing the large, driverless vehicles to Texas highways.

HOUSTON — Texas energy experts are expressing confidence that the state's electric grid will withstand the anticipated surge in demand as temperatures across the region are forecast to reach the ...

Those estimates, provided by the Texas Private School Association, are questioned by other experts who say there may be closer to 30,000 available seats statewide. While schools in the Houston ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- This Week in Texas, we're digging into Houston Mayor John Whitmire's $7 billion budget. "We're meeting our challenges in every department," Whitmire told reporters when ...

HOUSTON — A new Texas Medical Center hospital aimed at childhood cancer patients will rise thanks to one of the largest health care philanthropic gifts in Houston's history. After years of ...

Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath is visiting Houston on Wednesday to tour several Houston ISD campuses; however, the visit is already stirring controversy among parents.

But Houston isn't alone. Several other Texas cities were named some of the fastest-sinking cities in the U.S. San Antonio, Dallas and Houston are three of the eight cities that account for more ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The craft beer boom that once swept through Houston is now showing signs of slowing. Beloved local breweries such as Buffalo Bayou Brewing Company, Ingenious Brewing ...

NPR’s affiliate station in Houston, Texas. In this capacity, he heads the station’s coverage of national, state, and local elections. He also reports on major policy issues before the Texas ...

Some of the biggest U.S. cities are sinking, and one Texas city is sinking faster than ... The nation's fastest-sinking city is Houston, with more than 40% of its area dropping more than 5 ...

This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. Sheraton Houston North is a chronically distressed hotel near the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston. It was sold at auction for $14.8 million.

In a Thursday statement to Houston Public Media, a Texas Renaissance Festival spokesperson said business will continue as usual and that a decision had not yet been made regarding a potential appeal.