Month: April 2007

Here are details of today’s Houston Property Rights Association lunchtime meeting: On Friday, April 20, the members and guests of the Houston Property Rights Association will assemble to hear Randal O’Toole, a nationally known critic

A KTRH-740 newsbreak reported that a settlement has been reached between the city and the Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation. Details are to be announced at a press conference this afternoon, according to KTRH.

The Chronicle‘s Melanie Markley reports that another nonprofit organization fears the city may try to scrap longstanding legal and moral commitments in order to squeeze more money out of valuable real estate: The Center Serving

KHOU-11’s Doug Miller shines some light on how the City of Houston bends over backwards to help out big cab companies: Houston hasn’t handed out any new taxi licenses since 2001. Mayor Bill White’s administration

The Chronicle runs a story by Eyder Peralta on liberal activists who have taken to making pests of themselves on the Southwest Freeway bridges during the evening rush hour: Back in the day, many of

Chronicle reporters Robert Crowe and Kevin Moran report on a gun battle that took place along the Southwest Freeway yesterday: One man was killed and at least two were wounded when rival immigrant smuggling gangs