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Mike Tolson gives us this Houston Chronicle piece about a convicted cop killer Anthony Haynes who is trying to play the race card to get out of his murder conviction. The centerpiece to this story

Last week, we wondered if Council might reconsider the big plans to expand Terminal B in light of airline industry merger mania. The answer, as reported by KHOU-11, is no: Under a plan approved Wednesday

KHOU-11 reports that on Monday, Houston’s only downtown fire station finally opened for business: Some firefighters are gearing up for their first night in a new fire station. Station 8 is located in the 1900

By now, you’re probably aware of the story of two illegal immigrants who went on a carjacking spree in Houston. The final attempt ended with the murder of a mother of five – she didn’t

Two seemingly unrelated stories this week caught my eye, in terms of what they say about Houston’s recent experiments in “Ready! Fire! Aim!” governance*: First up is the news that the city’s heavy-trash collection schedule

KHOU-11’s Lee McGuire reports that Councilmember Jarvis Johnson has delayed plans to impose a $3 fee at Bush Intercontinental Airport to finance a Terminal B revamp (in partnership with Continental Airlines): Wednesday’s planned vote to