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At one point, Chron.com had posted the following as part of a Ken Hoffman column, but then it just inexplicably disappeared in that annoying manner that is all too familiar at Chron.com: You know, I

Up here in Spring, almost to The Woodlands, we have had wind and rain (duh!), but our power is still on. That means we are having good coffee this morning — mmmmmm! Since a good

via KTRK-13: Days after the evacuation that saw tortuous delays on Texas highways, Houston’s mayor says the handling of gasoline supplies is “totally unacceptable.” Speaking to reporters, Mayor Bill White says that’s a part of

Councilman Michael Berry was just on with KTRK-13’s Miya Shay saying that many vehicles that had been abandoned on Houston freeways and streets, because they had run out of gas, were given five gallons of

Rita’s eyewall has hit land, away from Houston and near Cameron, LA. In the Sharpstown area, we’re seeing some decent wind gusts, but not much rain really so far. The rain will probably come later,

On KTRK-13, Tom Abrahams just said that 2.7 million residents moved inland. That’s HALF the population of Galveston/Houston/Harris County. Wow! That explains the gridlock. UPDATE: KPRC-2 story

We hear the West Alabama Icehouse may be on KTRK-13 later. Callie’s brother is still serving up the brews at the place, and business is booming. This apparently has a chance of being televised “news.”

In addition to streaming their feeds online, local TV news broadcasts are available on the radio. KHOU-11 lists its radio partners as KHJZ 95.7 FM, KIKK 650 AM, KILT 100.3 FM, KRBE 104.1 FM. KRIV-26

KTRK-13 is showing (via their Traffic Jam Cam) a convoy of 18-wheelers cruising along the 610 South Loop at Fannin. The anchors say it’s a military convoy. “It’s good to see,” says Ilona Carson. Neither

Don’t miss Ken Hoffman this morning: It’s perilous times like these that make me realize what is truly most important in my life: my big-screen TV. I’m going to be that knucklehead sitting on the