Patrick Kurp reports in today’s Chronicle that Gonzalo Camacho is continuing to push his I-45 tunnel concept: Gonzalo Camacho remains convinced that running 14.5 miles of Interstate 45 under the ground would cost less, be
The Chronicle‘s Matt Stiles reports that city officials expect to have the Red Light Camera Revenue Stream supplying city coffers by Thanksgiving. KHOU-11’s Mike Zientek has an amusing quote from HPD: Police deny charges they’ll
Nuevo Laredo is literally beyond effective control of government, and the Chronicle editorial board has wasted 500+ words with a poorly written critique of U.S. Ambassador Tony Garza’s recent comments? I suppose we should be
Wow, wow, wow! Rad Sallee has given us so much truth in one story about Metro ridership. In clear black and white, all of Metro’s obfuscation is on full display: [Metro President Frank] Wilson passed
The Chronicle‘s editorial board recently gave the President and Mrs. Bush a little advice on how to show some Texas hospitality to the Cindy Sheehan anti-war protesters who are just down the road in Crawford.
The Chronicle‘s Matt Stiles reports that Mayor White has stepped up with funding plans for the next phase of the Bromwich investigation of the HPD crime lab: The investigation into problems at the Houston crime
On Friday, the Chronicle‘s L.M. Sixel reported on a gathering by Houston movers, shakers, and spin artists (such as Jordy Tollet, Jeff Moseley, and Frank Michel) to discuss how the city can boost itself to
Earlier in the week, various media outlets weighed in with reports on alleged improprieties regarding some athletes at the University of Houston. Athletics Director Dave Maggard reacted quickly and tried to downplay the allegations, but
Today’s Chronicle editorial on Army recruitment is more puzzling than the usual fare. The idealists suggest that highlighting various incentives is a misleading form of recruiting by the U.S. armed forces: The new ads, however,
The anti-death-penalty Chronicle starts early with today’s Chron Eye on a killer not scheduled to die until September 14. As protesters take to the streets and attorneys launch late-in-the-day efforts to save her from the