KPRC-2 (and others, we’re sure) reports that it’s going to get cold tonight: Cold air that has moved into southeast Texas is threatening to break record lows, KPRC Local 2 reported. Chilly temperatures helped a
The Chron.com Froot Loop Bureau is back in action today: Two suspects led police on a chase in northwest Houston overnight, according to a morning report from KTRK (Channel 13). Authorities gave a reporter this
The Chronicle‘s Kristen Mack reports [UPDATE: see this thread] that Judge Robert Eckels has today confirmed speculation that he’d be stepping down: County Judge Robert Eckels announced his resignation this afternoon at the annual State
A few weeks ago, KRIV-26 reporter Isiah Carey posted a letter from Carroll Robinson to METRO. The letter was vague. While Robinson clearly seemed to be suggesting METRO was not behaving as it should be,
KTRK-13’s Mark Garay reports that some north Houston residents marched in protest of METRO’s North Main trolley plans: A group of protestors walked from Northline Mall beginning at 9am Tuesday. They plan to continue walking
Over a week ago, we noted some errors in a Chronicle editorial about the possibility of Judge Eckels leaving office early. Today, the Chronicle issued a correction: An editorial in the Feb. 4 Chronicle misidentified
The Chronicle‘s Matt Stiles reports that Council will take up a proposal that would require an exam of taxi drivers: One of many proposed changes to the city’s “vehicles for hire” ordinance under consideration would
As noted by Matt Stiles in the Chronicle’s City Watch Blog, I review the council agendas each week for items of interest and post here. The reason he said I do this “occasionally” is because
Today, Chron.com launched its City Hall blog. Three contributors have put up seven posts, and have been interacting with commenters. There is no financial incentive for the Chron.com bloggers to post, as the blog is
It’s now official — Chron.com has launched NewsWatch: City Hall, a blog about city government. City Hall reporter Matt Stiles will be the main blogger, and he writes that Chronicle colleagues Alexis Grant and Kristen