Several days ago, Texas Monthly posted a web preview of a story that will appear in its June 2009 issue about State Rep. Allen Fletcher of Tomball and some of his shady business associates. True
Here’s a headline on Chron.com: Dire warnings were premature, experts suggest When the World Health Organization raised its swine flu threat level last week to suggest the first pandemic in more than four decades was
After a brief hiatus following Hearst Corp’s latest bloodletting, the Chronicle‘s “Move It” transit column returned this week. Carolyn Feibel, who previously reported on City Hall, will now be manning the beat. Her introductory column
Back in 2005, Mayor White decided he wanted a parking authority, and his right hand voiced the reasons why it was needed: “You really need an element, an entity, an authority that focuses strictly on
In the latest edition of Badge & Gun, the publication of the Houston Police Officers’ Union, president Gary Blankinship serves up this rather pointed memo to Mayor White*: To be sure, Mr. Mayor, the Houston
As anticipated in the addendum to yesterday’s post on the Chronicle‘s sagging circulation numbers, the newspaper featured publisher Jack Sweeney’s spin on the severe decline today: “We’re concentrating our sales and marketing efforts on our
Journalists love online public databases, which allow them to look into all sorts of relationships (status with the comptroller of public accounts, political donations, property tax assessments, etc). Of course, there’s nothing to stop non-journalists
It shouldn’t come as any surprise that newspapers keep going down that spiral. Following a link from Drudge Report you find this story about the top 25 newspaper circulation numbers. The Houston Chronicle was down
Those public-information-request junkies over at Texas Watchdog finally got Mayor White to turn over email correspondence with developer Marvy Finger today (how the Chronicle got those documents first, yet cited Texas Watchdog‘s request, remains a
Over at the Houston Press, Craig Malisow continues to keep tabs on the misadventures at BARC, the city’s problematic animal control organization. According to the report, BARC failed to have a vet on duty again