Commentary

This promising headline appears on the KTRK-13 site tonight: The days of missing evidence are over They must be using Chronicle headline writers, because the story doesn’t quite match: It could be up to a

Yesterday, KPRC-950 talker Chris Baker called our attention to the latest installment of Houston’s Crime Lab Follies, a wrongful conviction lawsuit seeking millions from the City of Houston (as reported by the Chronicle‘s Mary Flood):

The two Hearst Chronicles report that San Francisco will not be hiring HPD Chief Harold Hurtt: San Francisco has bypassed Houston Police Chief Harold Hurtt to fill its top cop spot. San Francisco Mayor Gavin

A domed Houston — what a fabulous idea: It seems like an idea from science fiction, a comic book, or even The Simpsons movie — a 21 million-square-foot dome encompassing a city and insulating it

The Houston Business Journal reports that Commissioners Court has given its blessing to a new public-private partnership: The Harris County Commissioners Court has approved the creation of the Houston Ship Channel Security District, a public-private

But a couple of years ago, the district could afford an $807 million bond issue. Go figure. Cory Crow has been keeping up with the story. You can read his thoughts here and here.