Month: October 2006

KTRK-13 has broken out the CrimeTracker to take a look at west Houston, and the results are grim: We put our exclusive Crime Tracker to work, taking a closer look at what’s happening in district

On Friday, KTRH-740 talker Chris Baker spent quite a bit of time on Council’s proposed revisions to the smoking ordinance. Baker interviewed Councilmember Peter Brown on the topic, and one part of the interview (still

Continental Airlines has decided to throw all its weight behind Proposition G, Mayor White’s effort to do an end-run around Proposition 2 (via KHOU-11): Political insiders have told 11 News that Continental plans to spend

KTRK-13’s Mark Garay reports that Council is about to take up the latest proposal to deal with the city’s graffiti problem: It’s a million dollar problem in Houston, and one you may notice when you

Rad Sallee has an informative Q & A with a TxDOT official, discussing all the tree planting (reforestation) TxDOT has been doing along our freeways: Q: So basically you’re planting something like a real forest,