You may have seen the latest outrageous government revelation: The Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs is looking for someone to handle the Interior Department’s Facebook page. What might the going rate be for a Facebook
You’d think the editorial board at the area newspaper of record could manage to craft a persuasive piece on why a retired space shuttle belongs in the Houston area permanently. Alas, you’d be wrong. Matt
HFD exam lawsuit settled for 7 black firefighters – Chris Moran, Houston Chronicle Madness. Houston inspector general probing Councilman Stephen Costello's engineering work for city – Steve Miller, Texas Watchdog Houston officials review council's Costello
Tata reportedly on flight back to U.S. – KTRK-13 News KTRK must be so disappointed that Art Rascon didn’t locate her with his “wanted” flyers. Two Direct Connector Lanes Open at 59 and Sam Houston
Or for developers. Nope: Meanwhile, an 1800-acre tract of land west of I-45 and north of the Hardy Toll Road in Harris County will soon become the “nature-inspired, mixed-use” community of Springwoods Village. [snip] Springwoods
Court files tell of repeated rape of girl in Cleveland – Cindy Horswell, Houston Chronicle Sick gets sicker. The alleged perpetrators had better start preparing their Chron Eye weepy stories. Man who killed infant son
Texans not very outraged about cuts – David Jennings, Big Jolly Politics Caught on video: Protest escalates into fight outside City Hall – Brad Woodard, KHOU-11 News Good followup coverage of the rally in this
Possible opponent definitely at odds with mayor – Chris Moran, Chron Houston Politics “The mayor cost herself whatever projects she can’t get to the street and is now effectively overcharging the citizens of Houston because
Texas state legislators make big bucks off TWIA windstorm agency: Houston Chronicle overview following up on Texas Watchdog reports – Mark Lisheron, Texas Watchdog Nice of Texas Watchdog to cite the weak Chron story we
Time to spring forward with some links: Windstorm-related work proved profitable for Texas lawmakers – Purva Patel and Lise Olsen, Houston Chronicle Leave it to the Houston Chronicle to deploy multiple reporters to produce a