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A man goes missing on Monday. The family files a missing person complaint with HPD that day. Tuesday night, Precinct 5 constables find the vehicle in an apartment complex. There are two juveniles inside, the

As we’ve known for a while, citywide Wi-Fi is dead. But not to fear — “the dream” behind citywide Wi-Fi lives on! Alexis Grant reports for the Chronicle: The city of Houston’s wireless network deal

KTRK-13’s Miya Shay posts some interesting news and documents on her blog: You may remember that a few years ago, the Downtown Aquarium leased portions of an old Houston Fire Dept. land to build the

Yesterday, Chron.com posted an AP story about a recent urban walkability study, and supplied the following headline: Survey: Houston among top walkable cities in U.S. That really wasn’t consistent with the story, but Chron headline

KHOU-11 reports that Mayor White and his Council have signed off one of the silliest proposals to reach Council during his administration — the plan to distribute 15,000 “fat trapper” bags to select residents. Here

The Chronicle‘s Bill Hensel Jr. reports that Continental Airlines and Bush Intercontinental Airport are beginning to test paperless boarding passes today: Some Continental Airlines’ passengers leaving Houston will be the first in the nation to