Month: April 2008

The Chronicle‘s Susan Carroll reports that “immigrant rights” organizers are putting together a downtown protest march next month: Immigrant advocates in Houston on Wednesday called for supporters of comprehensive immigration reform to join a May

KTRK-13’s Christine Dobbyn reports that the local ABC affiliate won another legal battle today in its effort to obtain emails from the Sheriff’s Department: 13 Undercover asked for thousands of deleted emails from Sheriff Tommy

In this story the Chronicle takes the case of a young man who was in jail and who is deaf. Reporter Terri Langford addresses the issues of communicating with deaf people inside the Harris County

You probably heard yesterday that a big expansion is scheduled for Terminal B at Bush Intercontinental (via KHOU-11): Seven years and at least $1.2 billion from now, the outdated Terminal B will be five times

Tomorrow is the big runoff election for Harris County District Attorney. In the last week or so, the race has gotten particularly nasty. Pat Lykos, perhaps realizing that her temperament and lack of trial-lawyer experience

Discovery Green, Mayor White’s grand park is about to open officially, and we’ve started to see both national and local media coverage of the matter. Several days ago, the Chicago Sun-Times raved about the park