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THE CHRONICLE has posted a new Chron Eye for the Death Row Killer Guy. It sticks to the formula pretty well.

THE LOCAL QUASI-GOVERNMENTAL SPORTS AGENCY THAT has been on shaky financial footing several times in recent years (including, er, now!) will oversee construction of the quasi-privately funded Dynamo stadium, and then manage it. Will the

UNBIASED *wink* OBSERVER DAVID WOLFF writes that “an objective review of Metro’s progress during this board’s tenure would conclude that we accomplished a great deal…. and have positioned the organization for a bright future.” On

THIS is just a pleasure to read, even though it’s not a Dwight Silverman “bright” or a Corporate Alt-Weekly Top Ten or whatever. We aren’t either. We just read stuff, and write about it.

METRO PD WOULD LIKE YOU TO TAKE A SAFETY SURVEY: “One of our goals is to provide the highest quality of professional police services to the community. You can help by providing useful information to

THE CHRON’S MIKE SNYDER writes that Houston’s term-limits panel has generated “a broad range of opinions from local civic and community leaders and members of the public.” Marc Campos, on the other hand, has a

REGARDING THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE, Perry vs World posts: I’ve never quite figured out why a corporation would let its brands (in declining industries!) be run by people who have a habit of chasing away potential

FOOD WRITER EXTRAORDINAIRE ROBB WALSH is leaving the Houston Press and becoming a full-time freelancer. We presume the tired corporate alt-weekly will take this “opportunity” to build on the Village Voice strategy of proliferating nonprofessional

UNCA DARRELL thinks the Chron editorial board’s “end of history” healthcare sermonizing “should be filed under ‘Graveyard, Whistling Past the Political,’ with a carbon copy to ‘Thinking, Wishful.’” Ouch!

Texas Watchdog has posted an interesting followup to an earlier story. As the Texas Watchdog headline describes, the State of Texas can’t provide addresses of Houston homes retrofitted with $3.7 million in stimulus money, and