The San Francisco Giants come to town tomorrow for a three-game set with the Astros. The big news is Giants’ slugger Barry Bonds and his pursuit of Babe Ruth’s home run tally. One local blogger
METRO’s light-rail “transit backbone” suffered another collision with a motorist this afternoon. This time, an off-duty police officer was involved in the collision: An off-duty Houston police officer was involved in a collision with a
KHOU-11’s Doug Miller reports that the Harris County District Attorney’s office is looking into Councilmember Carol Alvarado’s arrangements with various consulting firms for potential conflicts of interest: The Harris County District Attorney’s office is taking
The Chronicle runs a story by Harvey Rice today that reports on the latest allegations of a pervasive anti-whistleblower, retaliatory atmosphere within the ranks of the Houston Police Department’s traffic enforcement division. The story is
Chron.com posted an AP story yesterday with the following headline: Texas gas prices fall for second week in row KPRC-2 posted the same story with the following headline: AAA: Texas Gasoline Prices Fall For Second
The blogHOUSTON crew is planning a get-together next Wednesday (May 17) at Byzantio on West Gray. We’ll get started about 4:30 pm or so, and go well into the evening. Byzantio does have free wireless
Rice University students have developed an experimental bio-diesel fuel processing plant: Could the road to relief at the pump be paved with French fries? That might sound crazy, but it’s a real theory being explored
Phoenix is building a downtown light rail line and is looking to Houston on, ahem, how NOT to do things: When light-rail trains roll through busy Valley streets, transit officials hope they run more like
Unfortunately, the server hosting blogHOUSTON experienced a hardware failure earlier, following routine maintenance. The hosting service had to restore backups to a new server, but those backups were from yesterday, so posts and comments from
Councilmember Carol Alvarado has managed to get herself back in the news. Here’s the latest from KPRC-2: Several Houston City Hall employees are upset after receiving fundraising e-mails for City Council member Carol Alvarado, KPRC