I guess it’s my turn. Kevin is most likely hungover after yesterday’s Chron editorial-dissection post, so I’ll tackle today’s offering. You see, the editorial board wants us to know that journalists are REALLY courageous for
KTRK-13 just flipped on a big site redesign. There are RSS feeds, but they’re kind of hard to find now. You might want to use this page to update your feed readers. Our KTRK-powered headline
KHOU-11 is reporting that Astroworld will close after the 2005 season. The theme park had suffered from a lack of investment in recent years, and become run down. Still, it’s a landmark that will be
It’s a very revealing time of year for Metro: FY2006 Operating & Capital Budgets of METRO will be the subject of a public hearing to be held on Wednesday, September 21, 2005, at 12:00 noon
I read today’s Jason Spencer story in the Chronicle about the challenges school districts, and specifically HISD, are facing to educate Katrina-displaced students, and I was stunned. He got it! Or maybe his editors got
As I read this Captain Ed post yesterday, a little something he wrote caught my eye: So why can’t the New York Times do some research at least equal to that of the Houston Chronicle[…]?
Last Saturday, I took off for nearly a week of music and down time in the Pacific Northwest. I had wifi and was keeping up with the news back home, so I saw no need
KTRK-13’s Laura Whitley reports on the pastor of St. Agnes Baptist Church, which recently threw open its doors to evacuees: St. Agnes’ Pastor Gene Moore realizes this isn’t home. But he didn’t hesitate to let
The Chronicle editorial board chose to offer advice to the YWCA today, for the second time in a week: Leaving public shelters at an impressive pace, evacuees from Hurricane Katrina nevertheless will be reeling for
Earlier today, a Chron blogger/journalist managed to please quite a few members of the partisan lefty blogosophere with a post that was notable not because of the information it contained, but for all the information