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The port is marking its 200th anniversary in 2025 with public events, publication of a history book and more.

In some quarters of the maritime world, there appears to be much unknown. Will tariffs rise dramatically? Are there enough non-Chinese built vessels...

The Houston port region continues to serve as a cornerstone of U.S. maritime commerce, supported by its strategic location, expansive petrochemical...

The 2025 Quarter 2 Port Bureau News magazine is available to read or download in two PDF formats.

NOAA forecasted in May for above-normal hurricane activity in the Atlantic basin this year.

The tariff-driven uncertainty that has caused a sharp rise in containerized cargo during the first quarter in West Coast ports has the potential for...

Congratulations to the Greater Houston Port Bureau's Members of the Month! April Bob Blades, President of Blades International, Inc. Bob began...

Presenting history, arts, culture, and sciences through a maritime lens, the Houston Maritime Center & Museum navigates a voyage through the...

Who is truly responsible for protecting America’s critical infrastructure? Is it the government? Should the private sector carry the weight? Or is...

U.S. Navy ships, sailors, and marines will travel to Houston November 5-12 to bring the first-ever Fleet Week to the state of Texas.

In a historic moment at the Coast Guard's Change of Command Ceremony on April 17, Captain Nicole Rodriguez became the first woman to serve as...

Our reliance on global supply chains can expose us to vulnerabilities that adversaries may exploit.