Posted on · Nearly 100,000 of Houston's construction workers are undocumented. A recent report found that cutting immigration by 30 percent could lose Houston $51 billion.
Posted on · The year-long project extends along one of the island's major thoroughfares.
Posted on · Northbound traffic on 288 won't be able to access the direct connectors at the 610 South Loop.
Posted on · We discuss noise pollution in Houston with a local acoustic consultant.
Posted on · Transportation planners are hoping to eliminate a lot of the problems that lead to crashes and backups.
Posted on · Lane restrictions are still in place as TxDOT works to fix a problem that was discovered over the weekend. But officials say the bridge remains safe for vehicles.
Posted on · The transportation agency says it's looking at future population growth.
Posted on · The shortage has an impact on bid prices and completion times.
Posted on · The funds would be used for new construction, renovations and projects related to safety and transportation
Posted on · Development of new Houston office space is at its lowest in years. At the same time, industrial space is seeing growing demand
Posted on · Houston Matters tours the new facility for Houston’s Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts.
Posted on · Jerry Nevlud of the Associated General Contractors of America-Houston Chapter explains how potential changes in immigration law might affect the local construction industry.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: We learn how immigration legislation might affect the local construction industry. Then, we talk with three local LGBTQ+ activists about their experiences as part of different generations of the same community. Also, we discuss The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news. And we learn about competitive video game teams in Greater Houston.
Posted on · There’s good news for commuters who’ve been braving the work zones on U.S. 290. Officials say the nearly seven-year-old project is almost over.
Posted on · TDIndustries partnered with the United Way to find and train women for a career in construction