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Critics Question METRO’s Rush to Repave Houston’s Washington Avenue Before Study Ends

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Critics Question METRO’s Rush to Repave Houston’s Washington Avenue Before Study Ends

Critics question METRO’s decision to repave Washington Avenue before a $700,000 mobility study is complete, fearing the project may reinforce outdated road designs instead of prioritizing safety and multimodal transit improvements.

Houston Hosts Energy Giants as CERAWeek 2025 Kicks Off

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Houston Hosts Energy Giants as CERAWeek 2025 Kicks Off

CERAWeek 2025, the world’s leading energy conference, is set to take over downtown Houston this week. It will bring together thousands of industry executives, policymakers, and investors. The event marks the first major global energy gathering since President Donald Trump’s return to office, setting the stage for critical discussions on energy policy, market trends, and technological innovation.

Apple to Open 250,000-square-foot Server Manufacturing Facility in Houston

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Apple to Open 250,000-square-foot Server Manufacturing Facility in Houston

Apple is expanding its U.S. operations with a new 250,000-square-foot server manufacturing facility in Houston. Set to open in 2026, the facility will support Apple Intelligence and create thousands of jobs in the region.

Houston’s Oldest Refinery to Shut After 106 Years of Fuel Production

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Houston’s Oldest Refinery to Shut After 106 Years of Fuel Production

Houston’s oldest refinery, operated by LyondellBasell Industries, will cease operations after 106 years. The closure highlights a shifting refining landscape as gasoline demand wanes, leading to more plant closures in the coming years.

New Attractions, Shopping Centers, and Parks Coming to Houston in 2025

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New Attractions, Shopping Centers, and Parks Coming to Houston in 2025

Houston is set for major growth in 2025 and beyond, with new shopping centers, entertainment hubs, and parks. From the Texas A&M Space Institute to Andretti Karting and pedestrian-friendly districts, these developments will enhance the city’s economy, attractions, and overall urban experience.

Texas Grapples with Energy Challenges Amid Data Center and AI Infrastructure Growth

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Texas Grapples with Energy Challenges Amid Data Center and AI Infrastructure Growth

Texas is experiencing a surge in energy demand due to data center expansion, crypto mining, and industrial electrification. Officials face challenges in meeting rising power needs while maintaining grid reliability.

Business and Economy

Critics Question METRO’s Rush to Repave Houston’s Washington Avenue Before Study Ends

Houston Hosts Energy Giants as CERAWeek 2025 Kicks Off

Apple to Open 250,000-square-foot Server Manufacturing Facility in Houston

Houston’s Oldest Refinery to Shut After 106 Years of Fuel Production

New Attractions, Shopping Centers, and Parks Coming to Houston in 2025

Texas Grapples with Energy Challenges Amid Data Center and AI Infrastructure Growth

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