Posted on · As private developer Texas Central moves ahead with plans to build what could be the country's first high-speed rail line, a handful of state lawmakers hope to try next year to give the state more authority over the project.
Posted on · District managers hope to finish the review and make any changes by February.
Posted on · Planners say along with moving traffic, they want to keep the road from flooding during another storm.
Posted on · Earlier this fall, the interim transportation chief, John Wilcots, said that the district needed to hire about another 120 drivers.
Posted on · The latest incident reveals that the Houston Independent School District has yet to fix problems with its reorganized transportation system, three months after the start of school.
Posted on · Former METRO board member Christof Spieler examines that question in his new book, Trains, Buses, People: An Opinionated Atlas of US Transit.
Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: We consider how the city’s addressing youth gun violence. Our experts break down the latest political stories. We discuss how Houston's transit system measures up nationally. And Jessica Wilbanks tells her story of walking away from faith.
Posted on · The strong economy is helping all major US airlines.
Posted on · This badge system started as a pilot in October with about two dozen schools. Now, it has expanded district-wide.
Posted on · Episode: 2819 Folding bicycles battle new terrain. Today, altered shapes.
Posted on · The University of Houston looked into the state of electric vehicles.
Posted on · Episode: 1579 Five years before we found out about the Wright Brothers! Today, we gradually learn about the Wright Brothers’ flight.
Posted on · Episode: 1578 The brief day of the great flying boats. Today, we ask what ever became of flying boats.
Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: We take a closer look at traffic fatalities caused by impaired drivers. Our experts break down the latest political stories. We discuss ways to make Houston friendlier to pedestrians and cyclists. And we learn about "Green Books" -- segregation-era travel guides for African Americans.
Posted on · Houston wants a bigger cut of millions that will be distributed across the state to help cities clean up air quality.