Man on bike accused of firing shots at sergeant and landlord during eviction in La Marque

abc13.com (News) 3/19 12:17A Brandon Hamilton

The 28-year-old suspect allegedly fired five shots at the sergeant and the landlord on Monday afternoon. He was taken into custody and the gun was recovered after a foot chase.

The Bolivar Point Lighthouse is a storied piece of Texas history

abc13.com (News) 3/18 4:50P CCG

The lighthouse that once guided ships into Galveston Bay now faces a new journey.

Energy Corridor office building to add high-end restaurant as part of major renovation

Houston Biz Journal 3/18 10:06A Florian Martin

The 17-story building is undergoing an extensive renovation that will also add a new lounge, fitness and conference rooms.

Bridgeland, Memorial Hermann announce community's first medical office building

Houston Biz Journal 3/18 9:54A Jishnu Nair

The Houston area's largest health system is partnering with a developer for a medical office building intended as a "catalyst" for more facilities.

Woman Found Asleep in Car Arrested with Drugs, Stolen Mail, and Fake IDs in Spring

Texas Herald News 3/18 9:26A Amalia Weigandt

On March 16, 2025, a deputy with Constable Mark Herman s Office observed an illegally parked vehicle in the 700 block of Beckets Crossing Lane in Spring, Texas. Upon approaching the vehicle, the deputy found a woman asleep behind the wheel. The...

Suspect with Felony Warrant Captured After Attempted Escape in Spring

Texas Herald News 3/18 9:23A Amalia Weigandt

On Sunday, March 16, 2025, deputies with Harris County Constable Mark Herman s Office conducted a traffic stop in the 11 block of Mohawk Path Place in Spring, Texas. The driver, identified as 36-year-old Nathaniel Miller, was found to have an...

Soliciting Man Arrested After Confrontation with Deputy Near Gulf Freeway

Texas Herald News 3/18 9:19A Amalia Weigandt

On Monday, March 17, 2025, a deputy with Precinct 2 Constable Jerry Garcia’s office encountered a man soliciting from a public roadway near the 8000 block of Park Place Boulevard and the Gulf Freeway. The man, identified as 43-year-old Shawn...

Activist investor suggests Houston-based public co. leave Bayou City, consider sale

Houston Biz Journal 3/18 8:54A Naomi Klinge

Activist investor Engine Capital wants a workforce housing provider for the oil and gas industry to consider moving out of Houston, among other changes.

Behind the Deal: Why a Houston-based urban developer picked the Hill Country for its next project

Houston Biz Journal 3/18 7:35A James McCandless

The developer hopes to capitalize on the town's wine scene to draw more traffic.

Buc-ee's resolves legal hiccup, could start construction in Kansas City soon

Houston Biz Journal 3/18 2:58A Sydnie Savage

Construction of the travel center is expected to take about 24 months to complete once Buc-ee's acquires the land near Kansas Speedway.

Texas DPS to build League City's first driver's license office

Houston Biz Journal 3/18 2:39A Florian Martin

The Texas Department of Public Safety is developing a new building for the fast-growing city's first driver's license office.

Cheniere completes first train of Corpus Christi expansion project, gets approval for next stage

Houston Biz Journal 3/18 2:29A Naomi Klinge

Bechtel has turned over control on the first of seven trains in the Corpus Christi Liquefaction Stage 3 expansion project to Cheniere.

Bionova Scientific's $100 million project in The Woodlands close to starting, filing says

Houston Biz Journal 3/18 2:14A Jishnu Nair

Bionova Scientific's planned facility in The Woodlands appears to be moving forward soon after its tax abatements were approved last year.

Viable NRG Center funding mechanism not currently moving forward, officials say

Houston Biz Journal 3/18 1:00A Chandler France

Houston officials considered, but are not pursuing, a project financing zone to provide a funding mechanism for maintenance and upgrades to NRG Center.

Inside Texas' new business court strategy, aims to rival Delaware court

Houston Biz Journal 3/17 2:57A Ramzi Abou Ghalioum

Texas has made a bold move to attract big business litigation to its own courts. But can it truly rival Delaware’s well-established legal framework?