Dug Begley

Amtrak leader believes Texas bullet project can be catalyst for high-speed rail in America, but the project faces an uphill battle with opponents.

The federal grant will fund 30 short-haul trucks, 15 portable chargers, along with other operational improvements to reduce idling at Port Houston.

Houston will not have bus rapid transit, starting in June, after Metro officials proceeded with a plan reducing service on the Silver Line through Uptown.

The Woodlands' elevation gives the H-GAC transportation board 29 members, as Houston looks to ramifications of Prop B vote for staying on the board.

No Higher No Wider I-10 proponents say tradeoffs exist for a capped freeway that improves community, constrains TxDOT but delivers smoother commutes.

Expected population growth has TxDOT plotting for billions in new, expanded highways, bigger ports, improved transit and more urban walking-biking options.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire used a Metro repaving project along Westheimer to declare more work is coming to city streets.

Provided they can recruit enough lifeguards, Houston parks officials say they plan to open all but one pool this summer, a first since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Crews striping and adding concrete barriers will close the westbound lanes from 9 p.m. Friday to 9 p.m. Saturday

Metro plans to remove the red lanes along Travis and Milam, reverting back to the white diamonds and overhead signs that denoted the lanes before.