Month: April 2008

Tom Kirkendall highlights an op-ed that goes along nicely with the current debate on the Dynamo’s desire for a soccer stadium that is majority city-funded. An excerpt: Clearly, stadiums built with public funds have evolved

The Houston Business Journal highlights a report issued by the Urban Land Institute that says Houston needs to address infrastructure issues related to a car-dependent society: Houston is one of 23 large metro areas in

The New York Times reports that Continental Airlines has ended merger discussions with United Airlines: Continental Airlines said Sunday that it had abandoned merger talks with United Airlines and was planning to remain an independent

Back on April 8, we noted that KTRK-13 had won another legal round in its effort to obtain emails from the Sheriff’s office via public information request, but that the sheriff was considering an appeal

We recently noted that the city was considering revisions to the recent changes (read: cuts) it made to heavy trash collection. Carolyn Feibel reports on some of the details of the possible changes: Houston could