In the end, the jury deciding the fate of illegal immigrant/cop killer Juan Quintero said he should spend his life behind bars as punishment for shooting HPD officer Rodney Johnson three times in the face.
KPRC-2 Stephen Dean reports on another of Mayor White’s bad ideas in action: A new state law intended to crack down on one type of parking problem is leading to other parking hassles, Local 2
Supposedly Houston’s on the short list, and if so, you just know there’s a big ol’ price tag to go along with it. It’s taken more than $5 billion to get downtown in the shape
Good news for Tom Bazan: He now has an ally in his fight to get timely TxPIA requests out of METRO: David Mincberg, Ed Emmett’s Democratic opponent, wants to know why the ethics reform task
In their latest op-ed on Houston crime, Alan Helfman, Jay Wall, and Bill Wolff call for an audit of HPD’s crime reporting. They make a persuasive case: What is the true state of crime in
As I’ve caught back up on the news since being out of the country, it’s good to see that some Houstonians continue to toss out bad ideas in the hot (mad?) pursuit of world-classness. It
Chron Reader Rep. Steve Jetton notes that the newspaper’s set-in-concrete-and-rebar Ethics Policy has claimed a victim: The Chronicle’s Ethics Policy has cost one of its sports columnist his extra job as a radio talk show
KTRK-13 recently ran this story about a Chronicle street vendor who was partly disabled when a car ran over her foot as she was helping distribute the Hearst daily. According to the report, two Lakewood
From the Chronicle letter section comes another edition of METRO customer-service excellence: On May 9, I exited the Metro train at the TMC Transit Center station and a man called out to me asking me
Well, it appears Mayor White needs to go after METRO: The Clean Water Act is designed to clean up our waters. Thousands of people pass through METRO Transit Centers every day, but 11 News discovered