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The River Oaks Examiner reports that the City of Houston has, for the tenth time, rejected plans from the Ashby high-rise developers: Plans for the Ashby high-rise were rejected for the 10th time Tuesday with

It’s been a while, but it seems we have another dangerous time/place/behavior situation (via Mike McGuff): A Houston television reporter was carjacked and kidnapped at gunpoint early Monday and forced to drive to Beaumont, KPRC

In today’s Chronicle, reporter Mike Tolson penned one of those one-sided “news analysis” pieces that has, unfortunately, displaced so much hard-news reporting from newspapers all over. The thrust of the 22-graf, front-page story is that

In today’s Chronicle, Carolyn Feibel discusses the role of EZ Tag transponders in helping TranStar estimate freeway traffic velocity and congestion. Area bloggers had that discussion nearly five years ago, here.

In a two-reporter, eight-paragraph story on Saturday, the Chronicle reported that Mayor/Senate Candidate Bill White would like to spend nearly $200,000 so two law firms can look further into issues of equality within the Houston

We were shocked Saturday to see this graf tucked away in a Chron editorial on Harris County property taxes: Under state law, valuations for residences cannot be increased by more than 10 percent annually; on