The Chronicle‘s Gebe Martinez reports on a memo initially sent by House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R) to supporters and other constituents. The House Majority Leader’s campaign website posts the substance of the memo, Fact
James Howard Gibbons has again used valuable space on the Chronicle editorial page as his own personal diary today. Matt Bramanti takes Gibbons to task for some specific references in the Gibbons diary about his
Ben & Jerry’s is giving out free ice cream today: Houstonians can enjoy free ice cream all day Tuesday. Ben & Jerry’s is having a free cone day and it’s all for a good cause.
The Harris County-Houston Sports Authority’s website isn’t terribly exciting or interactive, but I still check it periodically in case something catches my eye. Well, now the Sports Authority has placed a notice about Oliver Luck
Saturday the Chronicle ran a story about a new study out of Stanford that says teachers who come from traditional certification programs are better than teachers who come from untraditional programs. The study focused on
Backers of Houston’s Proposition 2 initiative to limit municipal revenues won a legal victory today. As reported by the Houston Business Journal‘s Jenna Colley, a U.S. appeals court ruled today that the city of Houston
Imagine the excitement that must have gone through the offices at 801 Texas Avenue a few days ago after somebody there received a “tip” about KSEV-700 conservative talker Dan Patrick. That tip apparently suggested that
Last Thursday, I saw limited HPD manpower being used to ticket motorists driving in midtown from downtown. Over the weekend, I saw two cars being issued what I guessed were traffic citations from speed traps
The Chronicle‘s Steve McVicker reports that a bill that would have created regional DNA labs to process evidence will not be passed during the legislative session. The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Kevin Bailey (D), lays the
The Chronicle has spilled quite a bit of ink on its news and editorial pages agitating in favor of House Bill 1348, which is broadly characterized as campaign finance legislation. Interestingly, the bill would also