Regret the Error, a blog that keeps track of media errors and corrections, has done its year-end list of best media oopses, and has awarded the Chronicle Typo of the Year: The Houston Chronicle, like
Cory Crow alerts us to this dispatch from the Chronicle‘s Kevin Moran, who apparently is manning the Froot Loops Desk (or should that be the Froot Loops Breakfast Nook?) this morning: Inbound commuters should avoid
Friend of Bill David Mincberg hopes so: Democrat David Mincberg called for ethics reforms in county government and a focus on environmental quality Monday as he filed papers to run for Harris County judge. Mincberg,
KHOU-11 posts what can only be described as an odd story: Valencia Lee and Latesta Onyenike were Northbound at Crosstimbers on Highway 59 when a motorcycle officer, who was supposedly escorting a funeral procession, waved
Over the weekend, the Chronicle‘s Mike Snyder posted an interesting, balanced look at reactions to the Joe Horn case. Here is an excerpt: He had the thief in his sights, but chose not to take
Earlier in the week, KPRC-2’s Amy Davis reported that the fine engine used to search for electricity providers had been pulled from the state’s Power To Choose website: When Local 2 Investigates checked out the
Last week, KPRC-2’s Stephen Dean uncovered more problems within HPD with this story on the police department’s failure to provide most homicide investigators with access to computer programs and databases which are critical in the
Last week, Mike McGuff informed that former KTRK-13 meteorologist Gene Norman appeared to be headed back to Houston for a top job. Today, the Chronicle‘s David Barron confirms that Norman has been tapped as the
Houston Texans receiver Andre Johnson caught a fourth quarter touchdown pass, and ran to the fans in the end zone to celebrate. One fan was prepared to make a political statement, as the following screenshot
Yesterday, Chronicle metro columnist Rick Casey posted what was basically a rewrite of various stories from the Alice (TX) Echo News Journal on an odd fight over a puppy. Now, Casey did credit the Echo