Here’s an Orlando Sentinel story about taxpayer-funded, convention center-hotels that highlights the Hilton Americas-Houston: This south Texas metropolis has what Orange County wants: a new, upscale hotel attached to an expanded convention center. Built at
We sometimes wonder if any grownups oversee the Chronicle on the weekends. Earlier, the site posted a story with the following sub-headline (and page title): NRA fights efforts to keep terror suspects from buying firearms
Here’s a comment on a Houston Metroblogging post: …Recently, I got taken off the metro-rail for supposedly ‘scamming fare’ when in fact I had a valid ticket, or so I thought. I paid a two-dollar
If you go to Metro’s website you will find annual reports for 2001, 2002 and 2003. Since we are well into FY2005, Tom Bazan has been asking where FY2004’s report is. He has sent several
Gebe Martinez, who is no doubt hard at work investigating Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee’s congressional trips, manages to find time for another story on Majority Leader Tom DeLay: A former Republican congressman who was a
10 groups submit bids to manage 3 HISD schools: The list of 10 groups that have submitted bids to manage three troubled Houston high schools includes private education companies, nonprofit organizations and current Houston Independent
Yesterday an interesting thing popped up on Rush Limbaugh’s show: Now, I want to take you to C-SPAN this morning. There was a caller, a caller to C-SPAN’s Washington Journal. The host is Rob Harlson.
The campaign season for offices in the city of Houston seemed finally to get underway in earnest today, as KHOU-11’s Doug Miller reported on campaign finance allegations raised by candidate Sue Lovell against candidate Jay
Rick Casey devoted his column today to Billy Burge’s on-air meltdown from last week: Mark Twain, Abraham Lincoln and Samuel Johnson left no record of their feelings on the use of their tax money to
Just a few years ago, the Chronicle apparently felt the need to insulate its readers from such tough language as “suck” and “damned.” Now, Richard Connelly reports, the Chron seems to have relaxed a bit: