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Since the life-denying power of Houston hospitals has been a topic of discussion from time to time, it’s nice to see a story on the life-saving power of those hospitals. Here’s an excerpt from Eric

In the forum here, Neal Meyer comments on something that’s been bugging me for awhile now: public meetings. What good are they, really? We’ve all watched Metro go through the motions of public meetings, but

The city’s news outlets have all been covering the story of a possible serial killer in the Acres Homes area, but KHOU-11 posted a particularly informative report on Friday: During a press conference Friday authorities

On Friday, law-enforcement officers from several jurisdictions were involved in a high-speed chase that finally ended when officers took out the vehicle’s tires with a spike strip, and the vehicle eventually went off the road

The Chronicle‘s Lisa Gray reports that several landmark buildings in the Shepherd/River Oaks area have been placed on a local preservation group’s endangered list: Three Houston landmarks, including the Landmark River Oaks Theatre and the