Month: April 2006

On Monday, Anne Linehan posted about Andrea Clark, the most recent Houston hospital patient to run up against the state’s futile-care law. Right Wing News had previously posted on the topic (and continues to follow

The Houston Business Journal‘s Jenna Colley reports that Mayor White has suffered a setback in his bid to sue internet travel firms: Prominent Houston law firm Gibbs & Bruns LLP has bowed out of plans

Yesterday, we learned that HPD would be breaking out a new crimefighting van to take on the rising murder rate. Today’s reporting suggests that HPD is breaking out all the stops. Not only will there

Remember KHOU-11’s breathless reporting of a SEX TAPE at a local high school? 11 News has learned about a tape that shows two students having sex on the dance floor at a school-sponsored event. We’ve

In November of last year, Richard Connelly shined some light on a seemingly arcane bit of business on Mayor White’s agenda: It’s probably not a great idea for a city government to do business with

The Houston Police Department has released crime statistics for the first quarter of 2006, and the numbers aren’t good. Since most media outlets in town are likely to be reporting the White Administration’s spin on