Chronicle Move It columnist Rosanna Ruiz has been commuting by bus in recent days, and recaps some of the experiences in today’s column, which is not exactly a ringing endorsement of transit in Houston: For
KTRK-13 has been busy promoting Wayne Dolcefino‘s latest investigative effort. Apparently, the Undercover Man’s latest series will examine the Mobility Response Team, Mayor White’s program in which various scooter patrols zip around and help solve
The Chronicle reported on the death of a naked Conroe man who fought the police and was tased. At the very end of the article the Chronicle tried to slip in their usual opinion on
KHOU-11’s Brad Woodard documents the latest problems at BARC: BARC recently let one veterinarian go and suspended another, who has now resigned. This means that there is just one chief veterinarian left. She was off
The invaluable Swamplot blog posts an update on the Ashby high rise project, whose developers saw their latest proposal rejected (unsurprisingly) by city bureaucrats who understand very well that Mayor White doesn’t want the plans
Banjo Jones calls our attention to this Wall Street Journal blog post, in which Steven Swartz, president of Hearst newspapers (which include our Chronicle and the San Antonio Express-News), indicates that Heart newspapers plan to
A father and son have been charged with the February 21 murder of Walter Ventura. I used to patrol this area and know exactly which strip center they are talking about. Police investigations led to
Are you among the many who didn’t realize “change” and “hope” meant your national government’s already profligate spending was going to skyrocket, conveniently funding (err, “stimulating”) all sorts of Democratic pork projects, interest groups, and
This is an interesting article. State lawmaker Pete Olson, Rep. Michael McCaul and our favorite, Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee toured Guantanamo Prison. According to the Chronicle article they were all “given chills”. More evidence that our
Failed Harris County DA candidate and former HPD police chief Clarence Bradford apparently came out of hiding long enough today to announce that he’s running for City Council. Here is an excerpt from Alan Bernstein’s