Well here’s something you don’t see every day: the little guy came out on top in a battle against TxDOT (via KUHF-88.7) TxDOT has been planning to build two overpasses — one at the intersection
What was the first thought that went through your mind when you learned the Dynamo had won their second MLS championship? Let’s give them a stadium! Sure enough: The Houston Dynamo, fresh off the team’s
Here’s a local media outlet that has been keeping track of some red light camera stats: KPRC-2 has been keeping a tally of accident numbers at intersections with red light cameras. After one year, the
Local reporters seem to be having trouble today reporting on the controversy that erupted over a comment left on a Chron.com news story related to the David Temple murder trial. Here is KHOU-11’s Wendell Edwards:
For the past nine weeks or so, our fine copy editor Cathy has been out of town, immersed in intensive classes with none other than Bikram himself to become a Bikram Yoga instructor. The training
A Dallas TV station timed yellow lights at intersections with red light cameras and found something interesting (via TheNewspaper.com): The city’s second highest revenue producing camera, for example, is located at the intersection of Greenville
It’s been awhile since we checked in with the Houston Emergency Center. So, anything new going on? Two city of Houston Emergency Center dispatchers have been sanctioned over a 911 call that a motorist placed
The Chronicle‘s Rad Sallee reports that the city is finally beginning to synchronize traffic signals in a way that makes sense: In recent years, the lights have changed color simultaneously in stretches several blocks long,
Back in May, the Chronicle reported that Mecom Fountain had been dark for seven months, because brazen thieves stole the lights and nobody in municipal government seemed to care all that much about replacing them.
The Chronicle reports that the newspaper has been subpoenaed for registration information of a commenter who left comments allegedly recounting statements from a juror in an ongoing trial. Here is an excerpt from Peggy O’Hare’s