Month: November 2007

KRIV-26 reports that Houston Texans offensive lineman Fred Weary is suing HPD: Houston Texans offensive lineman Fred Weary filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against the City of Houston and the two Houston Police Department officers

KTRK-13’s Jeff Ehling reports that some private parking lots downtown have begun placing boots on vehicles when the parking fee isn’t paid: The boot is a relatively new tool Houston parking lot operators are using

More than three years ago, KHOU-11 did a story on how the public could access to the city’s Health Department restaurant inspection reports: When asked if these were public records that the public should be

The lead story in the Veterans Day edition of the chronicle was enough to shake me out of my morning fog before my coffee could. Today is supposed to be a day where U.S. military

This afternoon, KHOU-11 posted the following headline on their website: Student attacked by homeless man Here is an excerpt from the initial reporting: A Lamar High School student had a harrowing start to her school

Following the big election, Mayor White and his Council got back to business this week, deciding to postpone consideration of an “emergency” ordinance that was hastily crafted by the mayor to placate influential constituents from

Clear Thinker Tom Kirkendall wonders why the “Chronicle continues its apparent campaign to breath life into the second largest local urban boondoggle (second only to the Metro light rail system) — the proposed Astrodome hotel

Commenter and blogger Neal Meyer calls attention to this Chronicle article about the difficulties a new business is facing downtown: Thomas Nauls was so inspired when he read The Tipping Point, a book by Malcolm

As reported by the Chronicle‘s Matthew Tresaugue (here and here), UH’s new chancellor/president officially took the helm at the institution this week. The Editorial LiveJournalists weigh in with their thoughts today. Of more interest is

Over in the Local Blog Talk section, Kevin has linked to a post by KTRK-13’s Wayne Dolcefino about a story he has coming up on Sunday night: Sunday night Hannah Montana hits the stage at