Month: September 2005

We hear from KTRK-13 that the station will be airing an update on the recent story by Tom Abrahams on a couple of articles from the New York Times company that put an ugly slant

The Chronicle‘s Michael Murphy writes about several new members of Tom Penders’ Cougar basketball family: A group of UH basketball players were playing an impromptu pickup game at Hofheinz Pavilion. It was a mix of

Today HISD began the tremendous job of enrolling thousands of school-aged children displaced by Katrina: The massive task of enrolling thousands of displaced children in Houston schools begins in earnest this morning at the Reliant

KTRK-13’s Tom Abrahams engages in a bit of media criticism related to recent coverage of Houston’s Katrina efforts by New York Times outlets: Houston is home to the largest relief shelter in American history. From

This is an interesting look at how the (often criticized by us) Houston Chronicle is meeting the needs of Houston’s many new residents: As the population of Houston swells — it’s estimated the city has

Charles Kuffner points to this Matt Stiles story noting that city council has approved $10 million for disaster-relief efforts: The money, which would come from a street and bridge construction fund, might be used to