Draughon-Miller Central Texas Regional Airport in Temple completed a nearly $6.7 million runway extension, adding 502 feet to improve safety and capacity.

An overturned concrete truck closed a road segment in Gunter early Saturday, with no injuries reported.

A report argues Texans may not benefit from a data-center boom driven by policy and economic tradeoffs.

TxDOT will close the two inside lanes on I-35 near Loop 121 overnight July 28-29 for Dynamic Message Sign removal.

A DOT update removing bicycle-only lanes from safety countermeasures raises questions about future Texas funding and maintenance.

Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston will demolish and rebuild METC medical barracks, relocating about 5,200 enlisted students.

Texas Water Development Board approved a $174 billion state water plan with thousands of strategies and projects to boost supplies through 2080.

TxDOT is scheduling multiple lane closures and full closures on Houston-area I-10 and SH-178 segments from July 25 through August 2.

A crash closed Calgary Avenue in northeast El Paso while officials responded to the incident.

The Marine Minerals Administration and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission signed an agreement to create a framework for potential offshore nuclear energy projects on the Outer Continental Shelf.

Carrizo Springs issued Stage 4 water restrictions after flooding damaged its Ivy Well, leaving the water system operating at reduced capacity.

Sherman residents say a long-running stream of nuisance water continues on a street while the city seeks a contractor to fix it.

A northbound US 385 lane near Wilson’s Corner in Odessa will close July 23-25 for asphalt paving by TxDOT.

A once-in-a-century earthquake is reported to have struck Texas.

Officials in the Brazos Valley say local water demand can spike quickly in hot, dry weather despite a wet start to summer.

A manhole collapse on Midland’s Main Street closed southbound lanes while city crews assess damage and plan repairs.

Kerrville issued a public notice about a sanitary sewer overflow near Town Creek south of downtown, urging residents to avoid the area due to potential water quality issues.

TxDOT closed the I-40 Buc-ee’s exit near Amarillo on July 22 for mill-and-fill repairs.

Special traffic investigators responded to a multi-vehicle crash in East El Paso.

A Woodland Heights resident alleges decades of raw sewage leaks and says the City of Houston is still not fixing an old lift station.

Permits highlight projects including Eli Lilly's Houston GLP-1 ingredient facility, new apartments in McKinney, and a Prologis warehouse in Cypress.

An 18-wheeler snagged and pulled down a power line at Sixth Street and Whaley in Longview, closing the area as crews responded.

Google’s proposed solar farm is projected to generate enough power for more than 315,000 homes, according to the article.

Texas A&M Forest Service awarded $389,340 in Community Forestry Grants to fund urban forest projects across Texas in 2026.

SpaceX plans a Starship test launch Thursday from Starbase, Texas to deploy 20 Starlink V3 satellites after an earlier engine-related postponement.

OSHA fined FleetPride in Irving after a worker died from asphyxiation inside a tanker trailer during a confined-space incident in Annaville.

The Texas Public Utility Commission approved ride-through rules requiring large data centers and crypto facilities in ERCOT to stay connected during grid disruptions.

TxDOT’s Hunt County report issues a heat advisory and notes contractor work on retaining walls and work zone controls on FM 2642.

Saronic Technologies selected a Brownsville, Texas Port Alpha shipyard site after securing a local tax abatement deal, with construction starting this year.

Montgomery County crews repaired a water main break on Burgess Avenue near Main Street after basements reported water intrusion.

Texas A&M Forest Service announced its first purchase of two Bell 412EPX firefighting helicopters, with delivery expected beginning December 2027.