The Houston Business Journal reports that Forbes has released its latest valuation of Major League Baseball franchises, and that the Astros rank tenth: The Houston Astros are worth an estimated $416 million, the 10th most
KTRK-13 reported on Wednesday that City Council granted a one-year contract extension to a waste-disposal company that overbilled the city: A garbage collection company that overbilled Houston taxpayers will continue picking up your trash. On
KHOU-11’s Karla Barguiarena reports on a local restaurant chain’s show of support for illegal aliens, replete with the debasement of the English language that has become the norm in these sorts of stories: Supporters of
HPD has released a composite sketch in the HISD bus shooting incident: A composite sketch was released Thursday of a man suspected of shooting at a bus filled with Houston Independent School District students, shattering
KTRH-740 says the city of Houston will need to borrow and dip into its cash reserves, according to a new budget plan: The City of Houston will borrow about $100 million against taxpayer money and
The Chronicle‘s Rick Casey (yes, Rick Casey) dissects the recent US News law school rankings that may have played a part in Houston Law Center Dean Nancy Rapoport’s recent decision to step down. Here’s an
If you’ve been watching the news, you know that someone shot at an HISD school bus yesterday, injuring two students. Here’s the suspect’s description in the Chronicle‘s story: A man wearing a red shirt and
Since we’ve recently linked articles that suggest local talker Dan Patrick is behaving more and more like a politician, it’s only fair (and balanced) to link to Gardner Selby’s recent story about Patrick in the
Earlier this week, the Chronicle‘s Alexis Grant provided the latest installment of the newspaper’s series, Bridging The Digital Divide, Downtown WiFi Bubble Style: Cyberspace may be a freewheeling world, but most users still have to
KPRC-2 reports that HPD has found yet another new money-spending opportunity: The use of tasers by police officers has been at the center of controversy in Houston and across the country. To hopefully quiet critics,