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Harris County officials have replied to federal criticism of conditions at the county jail with a 300-page rebuttal
Terry Grier, the man expected to be HISD's next superintendent, visited a local high school and chatted with the Chronicle
A police chase early yesterday afternoon ended when the suspect hit an innocent man's truck, causing it to roll seven times
Kay Bailey Hutchinson is in full campaign mode for the 2010 gubernatorial election
The U.S. is repaying $2.4 million in lost tax revenue to Mexican officials in San Antonio today after uncovering a scheme in which oil stolen from Mexico was sold to refineries by a Houston-based oil company
Fire officials say lightning started a fire at a CenterPoint facility in Midtown yesterday afternoon, cutting power to some residents and sending black smoke across the neighborhood
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee is calling for a 'fair and just' investigation into allegations of racism and sexism in HFD
TX DOT has temporarily shelved I-45 construction plans so that folks will (want to) visit Galveston
Veteran firefighters - all of them female - are defending Houston Fire Department in the wake of the discrimination allegations
More news from the city's Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care, and it ain't good: A woman claims she saw a BARC employee hitting a puppy
Book 2010 MLS All-Star game. Check. Submit bid to host World Cup Games. Check. Our bid went in yesterday thanks to the Houston Bid Committee. Host sites will be announced in December 2010.
A group of protesters gathered at City Hall yesterday to speak out against what they claim is a string of offensive incidents in the Houston Fire Department
A Harris County grand jury did not indict Donald Driver's dad or the HPD officers on charges stemming from a traffic stop last November
HPD and TSU officers are reviewing surveillance tapes to try to find out who was responsible for a Wednesday shooting spree at the university in which at least eight people were wounded
Houstonians are wondering who paid for Rep. Shelia Jackson Lee's trip to L.A. for Michael Jackson's memorial service. KPRC's Amy Davis plans to find out.
A death row inmate scheduled to be executed on Thursday may get a reprieve thanks to new evidence in case
Continental is raising checked bag fees and cutting headcount. 1,700 jobs will be reduced, which is in addition to previously announced cuts. Curb side baggage checking fees will increase $5 per bag; online fees will remain the same.
Fisher and Artest were ejected with Wafer sent to the showers by Adelman. Any league action on the ejections and fouls will be decided today.
Perhaps Ron Artest's new do was the secret ingredient in the team's win
Some schools are closing while others are re-opening amid flu fears
It means that protective masks are flying off the shelves at area retailers
Six swine flu cases have been confirmed in Texas: three in DFW and three more in San Antonio
Roads are flooded. Duh. So be careful if you decide to leave the house and don't drive like a jackass.
Will swine flu hit Houston? It's too early to say, but local health officials are on alert; meanwhile, Eric Berger answers some swine flu-related questions
J. Kevin Edmundson, an SEC official prosecuting billionaire R. Allen Stanford, is accused of assaulting a police officer at a Fort Worth arts festival
Chanton Jenkins, the 32-year-old driver of the car that crashed into Greens Bayou on Saturday, killing five children, has been charged with four counts of intoxication manslaughter
Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia has reorganized the sheriff's department to handle a backlog of unresolved complaints, but some critics say the changes will impact public safety
The city of Houston won a lawsuit against a no-tell motel that Sunnyside residents say was trashing up their neighborhood
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- The 81st Texas Legislature may be in the books, but chances are better than average that Governor Rick Perry will need to call together a special session to address unfinished business including determining a solution that will keep the wheels on the Texas Department of Transportation
- Galveston Representative (D) Craig Eiland got props from both sides of the aisle for his handling of a legislative business as the House Speaker Pro Tem
- Charles Kuffner from Off the Kuff breaks down some highlights, or lowlights, of the 81st session
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- Today marks the beginning of hurricane season — though you wouldn't know it from all the sunshine
- The Texas House unanimously OK'd an overhaul of the state windstorm insurance program last night; the plan still has to go before the Senate today
- Harris County deputies arrested a naked man after a car chase early Saturday
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