The Chronicle‘s Rad Sallee reports that METRO has extended the deadline to transfer balances from the old stored-value cards to the new Q Cards: Some Metropolitan Transit Authority riders who had unused balances when their
The New York Times reports that Continental Airlines has ended merger discussions with United Airlines: Continental Airlines said Sunday that it had abandoned merger talks with United Airlines and was planning to remain an independent
Back on April 8, we noted that KTRK-13 had won another legal round in its effort to obtain emails from the Sheriff’s office via public information request, but that the sheriff was considering an appeal
We recently noted that the city was considering revisions to the recent changes (read: cuts) it made to heavy trash collection. Carolyn Feibel reports on some of the details of the possible changes: Houston could
The Chronicle‘s Brian Rogers reports that the DA’s office has rejected a plea request from Juan Leonardo Quintero, the illegal immigrant who shot and killed HPD officer Rodney Johnson in 2006: Just days before his
Earlier this week, the Chronicle‘s Fran Blinebury penned a nice profile of longtime Rockets’ announcers Gene Peterson and Jim Foley, both of whom will be retiring at the end of the season. Gene Peterson has
The Chron’s Washington, D.C. bureau finally found something to do: METRO Police Chief Tom Lambert traveled to our nation’s capital to tell Congress that transit agencies need more money to fight transit terrorism: Houston’s transit
So says this little blurb on KHOU-11: Texas Southern University and the Houston Dynamo are in negotiations to share the new Dynamo stadium. TSU would contribute money to the building project in exchange for rights
Whoa. KHOU-11’s Jeremy Rogalski has spent quite a bit of time uncovering some of Precinct 4 Constable’s office shenanigans. It seems that homeowners associations pay quite a bit of money to get extra patrols from
KTRK-13’s Tom Abrahams reports that there are more problems with reporting of crime statistics at HPD: How safe is your neighborhood? You might not be getting the whole story from police, when it comes to