Year: 2008

Remember the police chase in which a man claiming to be a federal agent was shot and killed after he initiated a pursuit? Well, Houston Police Chief Harold Hurtt has disciplined two officers involved in

METRO’s expensive blogger would like you to know that the organization has a plan for dealing with those pesky cars that keep running into the Danger Train: For the past few months, left-hand turn accidents

Back in March, we noted that the city had been told to repay $15.5 million in HUD grants due to misuse of the funds. After months of negotiations, the city has finally agreed to repay

The Chronicle has posted some troubling reporting by Susan Carroll on illegal immigration and crime in the Houston area. Here’s an excerpt from the story: A Houston Chronicle investigation found dozens of cases in Harris

Last week, KTRK-13 reported on another nasty mess in one of our bayous: Volunteers made a gross discovery in Buffalo Bayou while trying to clean up a park. They found sewage leaking into the bayou.

The Houston Business Journal reports that Houston will be hosting a unique papal exhibit later this month: Houston’s National Museum of Funeral History will host the world’s first papal exhibit outside of the Vatican on