You probably heard yesterday that a big expansion is scheduled for Terminal B at Bush Intercontinental (via KHOU-11): Seven years and at least $1.2 billion from now, the outdated Terminal B will be five times
Tomorrow is the big runoff election for Harris County District Attorney. In the last week or so, the race has gotten particularly nasty. Pat Lykos, perhaps realizing that her temperament and lack of trial-lawyer experience
Discovery Green, Mayor White’s grand park is about to open officially, and we’ve started to see both national and local media coverage of the matter. Several days ago, the Chicago Sun-Times raved about the park
After we learned last week that the cost of METRO’s proposed new light rail lines rose astronomically, the Chron’s Rad Sallee asked METRO’s President Frank “Procurement Disaster” Wilson for his reaction. In essence, Frank says,
KTRK-13’s Ted Oberg reports that the station is going back to court to try to obtain emails from the sheriff’s office, after an agreement between the parties apparently fell apart: KTRK-TV is again taking on
At the end of the week, HPD announced some good news: HPD officials say that the City of Houston has recorded the fewest numbers of murders for the first quarter of this year since 2005.
What a terrific weekend! Hopefully you have been out enjoying it, getting some sun and enjoying the great temps. Gotta stay healthy, you know. Anyway, here’s a story from Chron.com yesterday about how the Harris
Matt Bramanti’s keen eye spots a Chron headline that doesn’t quite match the accompanying story. Here’s the headline: Storm dumps ‘softball-sized hail’ at Decatur Airport And here’s the story (with the relevant part in bold):
METRO’s expensive blogger recently commented on the redesign of the transit organization’s website, lauding one feature in particular: Perhaps the biggest feature you’ll appreciate is the search engine we’ve incorporated. Want to look up the
When state Rep. Hubert Vo (D-Houston) kicked off his reelection campaign, he said: “We’ve come a long way in a short time, and now we have a chance to take the next step toward positive