When are some Houstonians going to learn they can't just cut down trees, especially those of certain varieties and, even then, without a permit?
The good news for those who believe a l ...
A groundbreaking ceremony for the $80 million Nau Center for Texas Cultural Heritage marks the beginning of construction for the museum, just in time for it to open its doors in fall 2016 and ...
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The long-ridiculed and extremely restrictive regulations on food trucks in Houston have been revised in at least one major way.
Until now, food trucks using propane in the Texas ...
After a successful run this summer, the Sunday Streets HTX program is back to help Houstonians get outdoors and get moving.
What began as a three-month pilot initiative back in A ...
Sitting in her backyard on a sunny day wearing pearls and a roller derby T-shirt, Mayor Annise Parker beat the Houston heat for a worthy cause by taking the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge — an ...
A parking space converted into Houston's first parklet brought a mini-media frenzy — and fun street party — to 19th Street in the Heights, where New Living artisans, city ...
Thanks to Mayor Annise Parker, Houston will be opening up streets to cyclists and pedestrians on the first Sunday of every month, joining hundreds of other cities across the globe as part of the Op ...
The goal of being able to travel across Houston without using a car is moving forward with the city's Parks and Recreation Department triumphing four Transportation Enhancement Program grants t ...
Mayor Annise Parker and Houston rap legend Bun B are sending big high-fives to one high school — but not while driving.
That’s the message in the Mayor’s Youth Council contest ...
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