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Weekend brunch for 1 September 2019

September 1, 2019 Kevin Whited

More fallout from HPD’s Harding Street Massacre; Slow progress on flood control two years after Harvey (but a new social vulnerability factor); and more!

Weekend brunch for 25 August 2019

August 25, 2019 Kevin Whited

Kim Ogg files felony murder charges against Harding Street Massacre ringleader Gerald Goines, apologizes to families of the victims; Turner administration admits failures on flood resiliency; Bill King releases detailed flood control plan; and more!

Weekend brunch for 18 August 2019

August 18, 2019 Kevin Whited

The HISD Board’s day of reckoning grows closer; METRO unveils its borrowing wish list; It’s (still) good to be part of Houston’s ruling class; and more!

Weekend brunch for 11 August 2019

August 11, 2019 Kevin Whited

The state moves closer to replacing the dysfunctional HISD board; an HFD captain gets a big workers comp win; an internal report confirms the City’s recycling is a mess; and more!

Weekend brunch for 4 August 2019

August 4, 2019 Kevin Whited

HPD’s Harding Street massacre stays in the news; the Houston Airport System’s terminal project flounders; the Astros “won” the trade deadline; and more!

Weekend brunch for 28 July 2019

July 28, 2019 Kevin Whited

Private investigators share more distressing details of HPD’s Harding Street Massacre; Harris County tackles bail reform, HGAC votes to spend $100M, and more!

Weekend brunch for 21 July 2019

July 21, 2019 Kevin Whited

A happy 50th to the Apollo mission; the city keeps mixing trash and recycling; Ike Dike thoughts; and more!

Weekend brunch for 14 July 2019

July 14, 2019 Kevin Whited

The City of Houston is no more resilient post-Harvey; the Houston Way continues; the Houston-area will not be overtaking Chicago in population any time soon; and more!

Weekend brunch for 7 July 2019

July 7, 2019 Kevin Whited

Hurricane Harvey recovery continues to consume capital improvement funding; Steve Le won’t stand for re-election; former fiscal conservative Ed Emmett knocks down a straw man; light rail to Hobby is a bad idea; and more!

Weekend brunch for 30 June 2019

June 30, 2019 Kevin Whited

The City’s Harvey efforts are lagging; METRO’s bond proposal will lack details; HISD’s board passes an unbalanced budget; Dwight Boykins steps in it; and more!