Dickensian fog has settled over Houston this morning, making the morning commute a hassle.But that's not all the problems it's causing.There are delays at the airport -- up to 45 minutes and increasing at Bush (Hobby seems to be doing better).Not only that, but ships are stacking up outside the Port of Houston, waiting for the fog to lift so they can come in.Reuters reports that 40 ships -- half of them tankers -- are being held up by the Coast Guard.It's supposed to stay gloomy all day and be f
The winds (and resulting storm surge) of Hurricane Ike ravaged Galveston, but it's wind that has helped the Port of Galveston get back into the black for the first time since the storm.Is that ironic, or is it more like rain on your wedding day? We're not sure. And Port CEO Steven Cernak doesn't really care as long as the revenue from moving windfarm equipment continues to pile up."Ironic? We're only moving the products through the port -- I mean, maybe I would've done well if I put them vertica
Carlos Sosa promised to sell seized goods from the Port of Houston on the cheap. Many believed him. Until they learned he was a Customs Service snitch, and perhaps a con man on the side.