Month: November 2008

The Chronicle‘s Carolyn Feibel lays out Mayor White’s to-do list for the 2009 legislative session in Austin. Closer to home, KHOU-11’s Mark Greenblatt ran a story just before Thanksgiving on the perilous state of Houston’s

KHOU-11’s Leigh Frillici reports on the local trauma-center impact of Ike’s UTMB devastation: Damage and financial troubles after Hurricane Ike cost UTMB at Galveston its level one trauma center. Now patients are flown to the

The city of Houston has added thousands of dollars to the cost of building new homes (via the Chron‘s Carolyn Feibel): New homes built in Houston will have to meet more stringent energy-saving standards starting

With the recent news that Lamesa Properties has been unable to secure financing for its proposed Sonoma development, what will end up happening to Bolsover Street, which the city sold to the developer (via the

Earlier this week, KPRC-2’s Amy Davis looked at crime stats for local malls, as we approach the busiest shopping time of the year. The top five for crime are: 1. Greenspoint 2. Willowbrook 3. Galleria

Various news sources have reported an old story with a new (?) twist: Harris County GOP Jared Woodfill has called for a Harris County judge to resign over emails that apparently sparked some controversy in