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Yesterday, KTRK-13’s Christine Dobbin reported that the City of Houston has spent nearly $20 million to provide furniture to Katrina evacuees: Hurricane Katrina survivors have another opportunity to get back on their feet. This time,

Two days after KTRH-740 talker Chris Baker spent a fair amount of time on City Hall rumblings about adopting tow/impound legislation for vehicles that aren’t properly insured and get into wrecks, the Chronicle (which has

KHOU-11’s Jeff McShan reports on the city 911 bureaucracy’s “80-second” rule for calltakers: It’s called the 80-second rule. That’s how long they can spend with you on the phone. Those who take the calls say

Bloomberg reports that Krispy Kreme will be closing its Houston-area stores: Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc., the second-largest U.S. doughnut chain, will close all six stores in Houston to end a dispute with a franchisee. The

KHOU-11’s Doug Miller reports that our businessman-mayor is considering an advertising educational campaign for electricity firms that don’t have their names attached to a football stadium: Now, Houston’s mayor wants to encourage more people to