With 165,447 Houston voters giving him the thumbs up, Mayor White rolled to a second-term win yesterday. I was going to pull from Kristen Mack’s story, but Chron.com seems to be, ummm, in some kind
We’ve had a few laughs at the Chron Eye For The Death Row Killer Guy. Today, however, the Chronicle confounded us with what amounts to a reverse Chron Eye. Zeke Minaya actually profiled one of
The good folks at the Chronicle have been hard at work on a redesign for their website. Earlier this morning, web visitors may have gotten a sneak preview of how it’s going to look. Chris
Yesterday, Texas voters overwhelmingly (76.2%) approved Proposition 2, which affords constitution status to the traditional definition of marriage. Here in Harris County, 72.5% of voters approved Proposition 2. It is worth noting that a Houston
Remember the Chron editorial where the editorialists raged at Harris County Tax Assessor Paul Bettencourt? This morning Bettencourt was on Edd Hendee’s show for some election analysis, and one interesting thing he mentioned was that
The Chronicle‘s self-serving story explaining away its decline in circulation did not escape the keen eye of Slampo, who does quite a thorough Fisking of the entire piece on his blog. Here’s an excerpt: The
The Chronicle‘s Thayer Evans reports that the last vestiges of a Houston-area landmark of sorts are being destroyed this week: Long before Gilley’s Rodeo Arena was glamorized by the 1980 movie Urban Cowboy, Terry Rinehart
Chronicle metro/state editorialist and gossip columnist Rick Casey today writes about Mayor White’s resounding political victory, his possible ambitions for higher office, and the difficulties that popular mayors in Texas have had moving on to
KHOU-11’s Mike Zientek reports on changes that Mayor White has proposed to SAFEclear in response to a federal judge’s ruling on the mandatory towing program: The mayor chose Election Day to unveil proposed changes to
KHOU-11’s Chau Nguyen follows up on Doug Miller’s teaser about municipal wifi with coverage that amounts to a press release from the Mayor’s office: Mayor Bill White said that if all goes as planned, Houston