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KTRK-13’S UNDERCOVER MAN WAYNE DOLCEFINO has run a few stories on HPD and speeding tickets in recent days (which we were a little slow to notice, since Dolcefino’s stuff inexplicably does not show up in

It’s Election Eve, so the roundup is election heavy: Greanias: Metro doesn’t owe the city (Michael Reed, West U Examiner) The “new” METRO sounds a lot like the “old” METRO picking this nit. Repudiation Day

Here’s a Friday-night edition of News and Views: Parents irate after Katy bond drive dials wrong number (Ericka Mellon, Houston Chronicle) It’s hard to blame them. METRO Admits Motorist Helpers Were Not Watched (Stephen Dean,

It’s the “we’re posting late because a flier told us to” edition of local news and views: Renew Houston leaders backing drainage fee made millions from city of Houston (Steve Miller, Texas Watchdog) A nice

Welcome to the “long day of flying” edition of news and views: City of Houston ethics plan would restrict outside employment, tighten lobbyist rules (Steve Miller, Texas Watchdog) In the midst of cuts to balance

It’s the “Athens or Jerusalem?” edition of the news and views roundup: Newspaper circ declines lessen again (Bill Cromwell, Media Life) Only one top-10 weekday paper, the No. 1 Wall Street Journal, saw a year-to-year

Friday was busy, so the news and views piled up: Today, let’s support the Mission (Unca Darrell) Metro puts 121 rail deals on hold after $900M grant is withheld (Chris Moran, Houston Chronicle) Frank Wilson’s

The news and views roundups keep coming later for some reason… HISD spends $18 million in stimulus cash to pay salaries of 200+ workers it doesn't need (Lynn Walsh, Texas Watchdog) Metro will use mediator

In today’s Chronicle, Bradley Olson reports on what he calls “a new national trend in politics in which corporations and the wealthy can spend big in election season under the cloak of anonymity.” The story

We’ve editorialized on the “voter intimidation” narrative that emerged at the start of early voting this week, a meme that (sadly) found its way into news reporting for two leading Houston MSM news organizations. Today,