The Chronicle‘s Ken Hoffman comments on a recent quiet reshuffling of KTRK-13’s morning news broadcast: A few years ago, I had lunch with the general manager of a station. We were talking about Channel 13’s
Remember when Spur 527 began to re-open in phases, and immediately people began complaining about the dangerous new entrance ramp from Milam to the Spur (and on to the Southwest Freeway)? Some of us named
From time to time, we’ve seen errors in the Chronicle that we’ve suspected of being introduced by editors, something we’ve had confirmed more than once by reporters. Some of those reporters must be getting pretty
KTRH-740 and the KHOU-11 news blog were two of the first news outlets to report yesterday that Tom Nixon has been fired by the Houston Police Department. Officer Nixon got himself in hot water when
The Chronicle‘s Dan Feldstein reports that the city recently settled a case that challenged the city’s affirmative-action contracting programs: Ten years ago, sod and seed subcontractor Robert Kossman made front-page news by saying the city
KHOU-11 apparently caught a man robbing one of the pay stations located in a downtown parking lot: A KHOU photographer taped Yevik’s lot in the wee hours of Friday morning and recorded video of a
Chris Elam has posted an interview with Shelley Sekula-Gibbs conducted at the State Republican Convention, where Dr. Sekula-Gibbs is touting her Congressional candidacy. The Doctor-Councilwoman seems determined to get the message out regarding her recent
Remember the new $7 million computer system for the municipal courts? The goal is to, one day, put all of the paper records on computers and make them easier to transmit digitally. The new computer
KTRH-740 has more details about a civilian traffic patrol program which would help HPD: Assistant Police Chief George Buenik says there will be two types of patrollers. One group will essentially be traffic signal repairmen
The Chronicle‘s Kristen Mack reports that local talker and pol Dan Patrick has bought a Dallas radio station: Dan Patrick, whose years as a conservative radio pundit helped him win a Republican state Senate nomination,