Articles by Kevin Whited

KTRH-740 just reported that Houston’s bid for the 2016 Olympics didn’t make the cut. San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Chicago remain in the running.

Back in June, the Chronicle‘s Matt Stiles reported that some members of City Council were balking at the latest request for funding from Michael Bromwich, who is heading the investigation of the HPD crime lab.

The Chronicle‘s Alexis Grant reports on a Third-Ward community initiative to help prepare the community for emergencies: It may have been fun, but the drill behind a community center in south Houston had a serious

Councilmember and temporarily-former-Mayor Pro Tem Carol Alvarado was able to speak to reporters yesterday, instead of using her spokesperson, on the topic of the city’s sanctuary policy: Nearly a month after a Houston group announced

The Chronicle‘s Rad Sallee investigated a reader complaint at the end of today’s Move It column: Speaking of Richmond, Dave Waltrip and Tracy Ferguson wondered when work on the road near the West Loop will

Since the life-denying power of Houston hospitals has been a topic of discussion from time to time, it’s nice to see a story on the life-saving power of those hospitals. Here’s an excerpt from Eric

The city’s news outlets have all been covering the story of a possible serial killer in the Acres Homes area, but KHOU-11 posted a particularly informative report on Friday: During a press conference Friday authorities