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Today’s Chronicle ran an op-ed from Bill King, the businessman and former mayor of Kemah who reportedly considered running for mayor and city council in Houston but decided against it. While we are all familiar

On Monday, we commented on the possibility that Houston voters might get a chance to modify term limits for municipal offices. Today, one of the the Chron‘s two editorial writers* weighed in on the topic.

A METRO police officer today shot and killed a man who, according to reports, acted in a threatening manner with a knife despite being Tased by officers several times. A woman pushing a stroller nearby

The Chronicle‘s Matt Stiles posts that Houston voters might soon get a chance to vote on revisions to the city’s term limits: The bill, authored by state reps. Garnet Coleman and Carol Alvarado, would call

The Chronicle‘s Bradley Olson ponders why Houston political candidates continue to talk about crime, even though Houston crime statistics have shown some improvement: Crime has emerged as a top issue for Houston political candidates this

There is way too much disjointed filler in this week’s “Move It” column (which is more about infrastructure in general than transit), so we’re going to play editor and cut it to what’s really interesting