Isiah Carey has heard who the newest member of KHOU-11’s news team will be: Sources tell The Insite that KHOU has hired former NBC network correspondent and Today show fill in anchor Len Cannon as
There is a new Chron Eye for the Death Row Killer Guy. This one isn’t as horrible as some, but it’s really not clear why the newspaper devoted so much column space to the story
The Chronicle posts some tongue-in-cheek news about the Texans: DAVID Carr could only dream of such protection. Carr, the Houston Texans quarterback, was sacked 68 times last season, more than any other player in the
I’ll be involved in some business travel over the next week, and posting is likely to be slow or even nonexistent from me. Would you all please try not to let Houston fall apart during
What’s got the media’s attention today? High school students fighting for their rights, of course. And who makes an appearance? Why, it’s none other than Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee: Students protesting proposed federal immigration legislation
KUHF-88.7 has details of a new report on pollution in Harris County waters: A new report says industrial and municipal facilities in Harris County are some of the worst violators of the Federal Clean Water
In what is not an isolated case, the Chron took a story and buried the real lede. Slampo has the details: Take this fer instance we stumbled across in the weekly Alief/Southwest section of Thursday’s
On Thursday, KHOU-11’s Jeremy Desel followed up on Chronicle Move It columnist Rad Sallee’s earlier reporting on the dangerous merge on the reopened Spur 527. Desel reports that TXDOT actually broke out some paint in
via KTRK-13: Hart received the notice last month. It’s a reminder to pay $25 for a parking violation. So this week, after paying $3 for parking in the lot across the street and standing in
Main Street Theater is currently putting on Ouroboros, a difficult play by Tom Jacobson that centers on two couples who continue to run across each other in different cities in Italy. The catch is that