Continental Airlines has decided to throw all its weight behind Proposition G, Mayor White’s effort to do an end-run around Proposition 2 (via KHOU-11): Political insiders have told 11 News that Continental plans to spend
KTRK-13’s Mark Garay reports that Council is about to take up the latest proposal to deal with the city’s graffiti problem: It’s a million dollar problem in Houston, and one you may notice when you
Rad Sallee has an informative Q & A with a TxDOT official, discussing all the tree planting (reforestation) TxDOT has been doing along our freeways: Q: So basically you’re planting something like a real forest,
It’s good that the Chronicle has its very own D.C. bureau, with a coveted spot in the White House briefing room on the fifth row with other regional newspapers AND its very own opinion columnist
Now and then a local news story will feature an idea or quote from a local pol that seems so familiar. Here’s an example from a KTRH-740 story on the latest smoking ban debate: Meanwhile,
KTRH-740’s Brent Fuller reported on Thursday that the City of Houston may have to offer a larger tax-rate cut than Mayor White had planned: A 2004 voter-approved referendum, known as the “tax cap” or “Proposition
Oh my, how time flies. It’s been ages since a roundup went up. Let’s get started, shall we? Alison Cook loved the burgers at Christian’s Tailgate Bar & Grill in Midtown. I don’t know if
The latest developments in the investigation related to the Mayor Pro Tem’s office got buried somewhat by yesterday’s power outage at Chron.com. As Matt Stiles reported for the Chronicle, the DA’s office has asked for
So, officials in Cy-Fair ISD (home of the fabulous $70 million Berry Center) want to raise the property tax rate and some local residents are none too happy about that idea (KTRH-740): The school district’s
KTRH-740 is reporting that parts of downtown are without power this morning because of a fire at a power substation. We’re told that the outage has affected the offices of the Chronicle. The Chron.com main