The Chronicle‘s Anne Marie Kilday reports that some Houstonians are characterizing the police officer union’s criticism of Chief Harold Hurtt as a racist matter: As the Houston Police Officers’ Union continues to question Chief Harold
The Chronicle editorial board was in a predictable rage today over Rep. Culberson’s decision on Richmond rail: In letters to Mayor Bill White and Metro chairman David Wolff, Culberson makes the factually unsupported claim that
Please indulge me for a minute for an atypical post about something that’s very near and dear to my heart: animal rescue. Following are several links where you can find local pet adoption information. KHOU-11’s
As Kevin noted here, Dan Patrick (KSEV-700) interviewed Rep. John Culberson yesterday after the congressman announced his opposition to a light rail line down Richmond Avenue. Kevin recorded the interview and David Benzion at Lone
It was more than a year ago that community activists had a collective heart attack when HISD superintendent Dr. Abe Saavedra suggested that drastic measures needed to be taken to improve three underperforming high schools
The Chronicle‘s Matthew Tresaugue reports that former Texas Southern University president Priscilla Slade and several of her associates have been indicted: A Harris County grand jury indicted former Texas Southern University President Priscilla Slade today
This morning, various talk-radio outlets took up the topic of the arrest of Mayor White’s daughter on suspicion of drunk driving. We left the topic alone most of the day, because lots of people are
Mike McGuff alerts us to this news from Jeff Ehling on the KTRK-13 consumer blog: The Action 13 Consumer Department has learned there will be a big change coming to nearly every cable customer in
Rep. John Culberson’s office sends along word that the congressman will be announcing his position on Metro’s proposed Richmond Avenue rail this morning at 10 o’clock at the James Coney Island parking lot, 3607 South
The Chronicle‘s Rad Sallee ran the questions I emailed him last week in his transportation column today: BlogHOUSTON editor and Midtown resident Kevin Whited recalled that Quincy Allen, the TxDOT engineer in charge of rebuilding