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SINCE CANDIDATE GENE LOCKE’S STAFF wouldn’t return Texas Watchdog‘s calls about his tax returns, Texas Watchdog dropped by a campaign event to get candidate Locke on the record. Locke tells the nonprofit journos he will

HARRIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT PR MAN (AND FORMER CHRONSTER) ALAN BERNSTEIN and Grits for Breakfast blogger Scott Henson have an interesting back-and-forth on the proposed Harris County jail booking facility expansion.

SELF-DESCRIBED “POLITICAL INSIDER” NANCY SIMS admits confusion on a local campaign topic: Texas Watchdog is calling out Locke for not releasing his income tax returns. Parker has released hers. Locke might as well. This issue

Houston Mayor Bill White: “I’m running for the U.S. Senate…. Yeah, I’m running for the U.S. Senate” (KVUE News, 20 November 2009). Houston Mayor Bill White: “Today I agree to consider running for Governor, and

THE CHRON CAUCASIAN THINK TANK warns ominously today that “evidence continues to accumulate that the threat [of man-made global warming] is accelerating,” and something must be done! Apparently, the CCTT took a cue from faith-based

The Chronicle ran an embarrassing correction last week: “The Mega Millions lottery numbers were incorrect in Wednesday’s editions. The correct numbers are in today’s lottery information on this page.” It’s not the first time the

LAST WEDNESDAY, a dog managed to strangle itself at BARC while an employee cleaned its cage. Unsurprisingly, White administration flacks delayed releasing any info until Friday, typically the day where news goes to die in

TEXAS WATCHDOG reports interesting details on the vague “conflict of interest” aside raised by the KPRC-2 story on the Parking Commission that Anne Linehan posted about yesterday: Joe Martin and Bruce LaPree were on the

THE CITIZEN-LED PARKING COMMISSION: KPRC-2 recently ran a story about drivers complaining how their cars were being booted even though they had paid to park. Color us unsurprised; after all, Liliana Rambo’s Parking Commission has

VOTERS WHO SUPPORTED Klein ISD’s bond referendum last year are now dismayed to learn the district has begun rethinking how to spend the bond money: Klein ISD says the new scenarios are being presented because