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LOCAL TV NEWS REPORTERS continue to probe further into ShredderGate, METRO’s apparent effort to shred certain documents and purge legal personnel related to the same. KTRK-13’s Jessica Willey broke some interesting news last night on

HOUSTON’S VILLAGE VOICE CORPORATE ALT-WEEKLY discusses the Chronicle‘s latest foray into nonprofessional content. As Cory Crow points out, the Press does have some knowledge about amateurish dreck posing as journalism. MORE: Mike McGuff.

NEWS BROKE FROM VARIOUS SOURCES yesterday that METRO has been barred by court order from destroying public records requested by former city controller Lloyd Kelley, and two METRO attorneys who reportedly objected to the destruction

TEXAS WATCHDOG’S Jennifer Peebles notes that Dallas-Fort Worth has taken over from Houston as the most traffic-congested city in Texas, according to a new study. But how can this be, since Dallas has a more

EARLIER IN THE WEEK, THE CHRONICLE reported on a 47-page report by the state fire marshal’s office that noted six “factors that, when combined, may have contributed to the deaths” of two HFD firefighters. After

DAVID JENNINGS has updated his list of “candidates that enable Terry Lowry to distort records, spread rumors, and give false teachings about the Bible.” RELATED: Your Philosophy Sucks.

DID CORY CROW spot a wardrobe malfunction on Chron.com earlier? It certainly seems that way.

SLAMPO turns his attention to the “blood feud” rematch race for HD 146 between Borris Miles and Al Edwards.

MIKE MCGUFF posts an excellent interview he conducted with Mayor Annise Parker. That sets the bar pretty high for audio/video bloggers (and pro journos for that matter), and it’s a very good appearance for the

TEXAS WATCHDOG’S TRENT SEIBERT posts about his weekend stroll about Eastwood.