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The worst case scenario was avoided in Houston. And quite frankly, we may have ended up with one of the better scenarios.

Multiple airlines have issued travel advisories for a large number of airports across the country where travel may be disrupted by this weekend’s winter storm.

The Houston area is bracing for a winter storm that could bring freezing temperatures and icy conditions to the region.

As Houston braces for treacherous winter weather this Sunday, experts warn that driving conditions could become extremely dangerous on local highways.

As Houston braces for an incoming winter storm this weekend, transportation officials warn that standard road treatments may prove ineffective against expected icy conditions.

If you’re planning on traveling across Houston’s major roads during the winter storm this weekend, you’re going to want to be especially cautious driving on the city’s many bridges and overpasses.

Freezing rain with a hard freeze likely in Houston this weekend

The Travel Mom, Emily Kaufman and Travel Expert, Tommy Dadario team up for adventure in Florida

Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are widely used across Houston, from downtown and the Heights to the suburbs. While they offer convenience, safety experts say riders should stay alert and take precautions before every trip, especially when riding alone or at night.

TSA will begin a $45 ConfirmID option Feb. 1, allowing travelers without a REAL ID to fly after completing additional identity verification.

Emily Kaufman, The Travel Mom, shows why Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park is a top family getaway.

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a near collision involving two departing flights at Houston’s Bush Intercontinental Airport earlier this month.

A retired airline captain is sharing his thoughts after a Mexican Navy aircraft carrying a burn patient crashed in Galveston Bay Monday.

Despite economic concerns, cheaper gas prices and expanded airline capacity drive surge in end-of-year travel

According to AAA, about 122.4 million people are projected to travel at least 50 miles from home between Dec. 20 and Jan. 1

As more than 3.4 million travelers prepare to navigate Houston’s airports during the Christmas travel season, one Southwest Airlines employee is working to make their journey a bit more melodic.

Crowded holiday roads? EZ TAG from the Harris County Toll Road Authority can save time and headaches. Jerome Gray joined Houston Life to explain how the cashless pass works - and why it’s a smart gift for commuters and road-trippers

Travel expert Jeanenne Tornatore joins Houston Life with where to go for ski season, what’s new and how to plan your mountain escape.

Over the weekend, METRO moved its 500 IAH Downtown Direct drop-off from Terminal C to Terminal E at George Bush Intercontinental Airport.

Commuters along the 99 Tollway, especially those traveling through Cypress and Katy, are voicing frustration over a long-standing issue: extreme darkness at night. Many drivers report feeling uneasy navigating this stretch of road after sunset due to nearly nonexistent lighting.

A former NASCAR driver is transforming driver education in Houston with a specialized driving program helping neurodivergent students gain independence and safely get on the road.