One of the reasons we like KRIV-26 reporter Isiah Carey’s blog is that Carey dishes out information as news is being made, instead of either holding it for his reports (not yet available online) or
HISD is gearing up for its third annual Reach out to Dropouts walk: Called “Reach Out to Dropouts,” this year’s door-to-door walk will be held Saturday, August 26. For the effort to be successful, the
The bad feelings between Chief Hurtt and the HPD officers’ union continue to manifest themselves. As noted in an earlier post this week, Chief Hurtt lashed out at the union survey that found fault with
The Chronicle‘s Matt Stiles reports that Houston MediaSource has hired a new director: Fred Fichman, who has experience in both public and corporate television, was selected last week to lead the nonprofit that manages the
Austin city councilmembers are discussing how to get red light cameras operating in their city. Here’s one selling point: Council members say traffic enforcement cameras are being used in other Texas cities like Houston and
One of those pesky “editing errors” has reared its head again in the Chron‘s Corrections box: The Metropolitan Transit Authority is considering routes along Elgin, Alabama and Wheeler for the eastern segment of its University
Amusing: USA Today‘s On Deadline blog has a post about how the newspapers in cities contending for the 2016 Olympics handled yesterday’s news: […]as articles in Chicago (Tribune story, Sun-Times story), Los Angeles (Times story)
Andrea Yates was just found not guilty by reason of insanity. This is an obligatory acknowledgment sort of post, because I’m honestly sick to death of this topic. So, we’ll have an open-comments thread. For
The Chronicle is running an AP story with the following headline: Republicans argue to keep DeLay on November ballot Here’s the lede: Allowing another Republican candidate to replace former Rep. Tom DeLay on the November
The campaign of Democrat Ellen Cohen must be very pleased with the fawning coverage Cohen gets in this Houston Press article (contrasted with the negative coverage of incumbent State Representative Martha Wong). The article also