Today’s Chron covers the Klein ISD bond election that we’ve discussed here several times. In it we learn that if the bond passes, Klein residents will be trailblazers in the Greater Houston area: For some
The Chronicle‘s Matt Stiles posts tonight that in February, Slumlord-Representative Hubert Vo sent an interesting letter to HPD assistant police chief Dorothy Edwards, who oversees Neighborhood Protection. In the letter, Slumlord-Representative Vo accused certain officers
The Chronicle‘s Kyrie “MeMo” O’Connor is lamenting the rumored departure of Katie Couric from CBS News: I have been angry all day about the reports that Katie Couric will be forklifted out of her CBS
The Chron’s Matt Stiles has more on state Rep. Hubert Vo’s apartment buildings. When the city first ordered repairs at one of his apartment complexes, Vo didn’t comply fast enough, so the city was forced
Earlier today, Matt Stiles introduced the Chronicle‘s new Harris County government reporter, Liz Peterson. Tonight, she’s posting away on the Houston Politics blog — and is already asking more interesting questions than the Chron‘s metro/teen
Via Swamplot and Lou Minatti we learn that Discovery Green is awash in brands/sponsors. Swamplot provides the list: McNair Foundation Jogging Trail Waste Management, Inc. Gardens Lindsey Waterside Landing & Garden Kinder Lake Anheuser-Busch Stage
After last week’s news that state Rep. Hubert Vo is a slumlord (who owns a $4.5 million mansion), the Chron’s Matt Stiles took a field trip to visit Vo’s other properties. What he found is
The Chronicle‘s Susan Carroll reports that “immigrant rights” organizers are putting together a downtown protest march next month: Immigrant advocates in Houston on Wednesday called for supporters of comprehensive immigration reform to join a May
KTRK-13’s Christine Dobbyn reports that the local ABC affiliate won another legal battle today in its effort to obtain emails from the Sheriff’s Department: 13 Undercover asked for thousands of deleted emails from Sheriff Tommy
In this story the Chronicle takes the case of a young man who was in jail and who is deaf. Reporter Terri Langford addresses the issues of communicating with deaf people inside the Harris County