Headline to a Chronicle editorial today: Legislation passed by the U.S. House would gut protections for endangered species Lead sentence for the same editorial: An effort to dilute federal protection for endangered wildlife and habitats
The Chronicle‘s features STAR section is just great, according to other features section editors: The Houston Chronicle’s Features sections recently were named among the Top 10 features sections in the country by the American Association
Jason Spencer reports that HISD is raising its tax rate: Houston school taxes are going up because of rising property values and a 2-cent rate increase that is expected to win school board approval on
It looks as if KSEV-700 talker Dan Patrick is actually going to go through with the state senate run he’s been promising. His campaign website has launched, and he has a campaign kickoff announcement planned
KHOU-11’s Dan Lauck asks and answers the tough question today: Minute Maid Park was packed with cheering fans, but some of the screams are from people who want to know why the ballpark’s retractable roof
A while back, Harris County Commissioners Court asked a county official to look at the Sports Authority and recommend what should be done with it. The Chronicle‘s Bill Murphy has the story: Staff and operations
Thanks to all who came out last night to THE Icehouse. It was great to visit with everyone. Alas, I had to leave soon after the Astros started playing, so I don’t know if any
Chronicle metro/state editorialist and gossip columnist Rick Casey thinks the office of Chron “bad guy” Chuck Rosenthal should not have indicted a clerk at HISD for breaking the law because he was just an underling:
This is getting very strange. Today the Chronicle‘s editorial board gives us its third editorial on local school districts’ summer lunch programs. A THIRD editorial! (Isn’t there anything else going on in Houston they could
Local media has been reporting on the handful of essential city employees who did not show up for work as Hurricane Rita was bearing down on Houston. From KTRK-13’s story: Most of the 4,700 HPD