Articles by Anne Linehan

When the Supreme Court’s Kelo decision came down (eminent domain), Mayor Bill White assured us that the city of Houston is not interested in condemning land for private development. But he didn’t say anything about

Rick Casey spotted something in the Texas House tax reform bill: The tax bill has tucked in it, and noticed by virtually no one, a measure that would kill Mayor Bill White’s proposal to install

The Suffolk (VA) News-Herald has this entry in its Editors Blog about Houston sprawl: If there’s a city where sprawl isn’t just tolerated but celebrated, it’s Houston. After all, this is a place where people

I started reading this Chronicle story about the upcoming Apocalypse, otherwise known as the Minutemen-are-coming-to-town, and I could barely get past the second paragraph I was laughing so hard: “The city of Houston is a

This Soccer Times story makes Major League Soccer in Houston sound like an almost-done deal: This left Houston as probably the only option that appealed to Grupo Televisa. However, the league has been stymied for