USPS Takes Action Against Mail Delays, Opens South Houston Processing Center for Media Tour Amid Ongoing Challenges
The USPS has upgraded its South Houston Processing Center to address mail delays and has allowed media to tour the facility, despite local skepticism about service improvements.
Houston's Trill Burgers Caught in Legal Spat as Co-Founders Trade Accusations of Misappropriation and Theft
Houston's Trill Burgers, co-founded by rapper Bun B, is in a legal battle with former partners over allegations of misappropriation and countersuits claiming theft of the burger concept.
Australian Company Funlab Brings Holey Moley Mini Golf and Karaoke to Houston's River Oaks
Funlab is opening Holey Moley, a mini golf and karaoke venue, in Houston's River Oaks in mid-April, following its success in other cities. The venue will feature themed golf holes, private karaoke rooms, and a dining area named The Caddyshack.
Deer Park Skies Light Up with Shell Chemical Plant Flare as Harris County Judge Seeks Transparency on Emissions
A flare at the Shell Chemical plant in Deer Park, Texas, following a power outage, is expected to last a week. The effect on locals and specifics of chemicals burned have raised concerns, but Shell asserts no community threat.
Conroe Grapples with $155K in Unreceipted Hotel Tax Spending, Post-Audit Revelations Prompt Action
An audit in Conroe, Texas, revealed $155K in untracked hotel tax spending, leading to city scrutiny and changes in financial oversight, while United Airlines introduced mile-sharing for frequent flyers.
Over 3.7 Million Vehicles Advised to Park Outside Across Major U.S. Cities Including Houston and Los Angeles
Vehicle fire recalls in the US have risen to 3.7 million, with Houston, Atlanta, and California seeing significant increases. Owners are urged to park outside to avoid potential spontaneous fires.