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Today is HISD’s State of the Schools luncheon/speech, and Jennifer Radcliffe gives us that information in this nice story on HISD’s efforts to improve science education. Children do love science, when it is made interesting

The Chronicle‘s Cindy Horswell reports that some Fourth Ward residents aren’t happy about street closures that are being pushed by real-estate developers in the neighborhood: [Mount Horeb Missionary Baptist Church] on West Gray is located

Chronicle partner KHOU-11 actually beat Chron.com to the web with a story by Chron reporters Matt Stiles and Alexis Grant that HPD has recommended a vendor for Mayor White’s red-light-camera revenue stream: On Monday, the

KPRC-2 beat the Chronicle to the punch on a potential Chron Eye today: A retrial began Monday for a man convicted of shooting four people, killing three of them, at a northwest Houston bowling alley

A neighborhood in southwest Houston is attempting to save a huge, old oak tree from a developer’s planned project: “If we were to just go straight around we’re at 56-and-a-half caliper inches,” said neighbor Mary

KHOU-11 ran a story on Friday that purported to determine the effect of Katrina refugees on Houston crime: So we calculated New Orleans’ murder rate before Katrina. We then used that to estimate how many