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• UIL baseball playoffs: Kempner, Cy Ranch advance to III-5A final round
• Massa's Seafood Grill in Houston, Texas
• Feds investigate BP over oil spill estimates
• BACKYARD BUILDING FUN
• IEA says U.S. needs more fracking regulation
• Dewey & LeBoeuf files for Chapter 11
• Houston ranked one of best cities for college grads
• Port of Houston explores alternative financing options
• Emerus, Baptist to begin construction on new San Antonio hospital
• Anadarko, Noble to go to trial over Gulf rig lease
• Niko Niko's to open in Children's Museum of Houston
• Houston's mechanical engineers earn $100K
• Weather forecast for Houston Texas and vicinity, Tuesday, May 29, 2012
• UIL softball playoffs: unexpected 5A pair will represent area in state tourney
• Astros deal OF Ruggiano to Marlins in exchange for catcher Jobduan Morales
• WEATHERAmerica newsletter, Saturday, May 26, 2012 at 7:00 P.M. CT
• Tomball's season ends in frustrating 5-2 loss to A&M Consolidated
• Juniors head to The Woodlands for the Clay Court Championships
• Man killed burglarizing officer's home
• MidSouth Bank taps former Texans QB for advisory post
• HBJ's Daily Update resumes on May 29
• Houston attorney John Kim recommends emotional investment
• HBJ celebrated young professionals and rocked out — Slideshow
• Galveston Pleasure Pier swings into high gear — slideshow
• Mama Fu's entering Houston market
• UIL baseball playoffs: Kempner outduels Cy Creek in III-5A semifinal showdown
• UHLC alums gather for annual meeting
• Houston Business Journal reveals winners of the Best CFOs Awards
• Rice to participate in NAFSA conference
• First City Bancorp may finally rest in peace
• Adams, Taylor, Chao elected Rice University trustees
• After 12 years with Rice, Dutton says goodbye
• Dateline Rice for May 25, 2012
• Jerry Sandusky's charity to transfer programs to Spring charity
• IRS to close 43 offices, including one in Texas
• Adams, Taylor and Chao elected Rice University trustees
• Acclaimed vocal instructors to join Shepherd School of Music
• Acclaimed vocal instructors to join Shepherd School
• Centennial-Owl spotting
• ‘Ring of fire’
• CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF HOUSTON'S 2012 SUMMER OF FUN
• Rice student blogs for White House
• Rice receives award for inclusive, equitable workplace practices
• SouthWest Water to eliminate 239 Houston area jobs
• Greater Houston Partnership CEO Moseley to step down
• Chesapeake puts more oil, gas lease land up for sale
• Criminal Justice Fraternity at North Houston Sponsors Day of Exploration, Insight into Potential Career Paths
• Southern Slang wins 2012 HBJ Battle of the Business Bands
• Ric Edelman becomes sole CEO of Edelman Financial
• New city report supports Hobby expansion
• Expert Alert: Higher prices at the pump could return this summer if talks with Iran break down
• HBJ Morning Call resumes on May 29
• Boundary stops molecule right where it needs to be
• McCarthy Building Companies’ Ben Johanneman Named to Houston Business Journal’s 40 Under 40
• Going green with your BBQ's and grilling
• Memorial Day and weekend events, activities and free stuff
• Top juniors slug it out at super championship major zone
• People, places and presentations
• Meet this week’s Centennial Stars
• See who attended The Houston Energy Forum — Slideshow
• Texas leaders concerned about preparedness for Panama Canal expansion
• Centennial video series: The first physics building at Rice
• Mayor names Thompson to Houston forensic science board
• Wall Street likes HP's 'cut, reinvest' strategy
• Houston experts discuss America’s future energy dependence
• Though stock dropped, many positives in MetroCorp offering
• David Wolff wants stake in San Diego Padres
• See the top countries Houstonians are flying to
• Kinder Morgan completes El Paso acquisition, adds directors
• Statoil signs on as a Dynamo sponsor
• Battle over Arturo's name settled
• Dateline Rice for May 24, 2012
• Internet politics, policies have rapidly become integral to US international affairs
• Social media, Internet allowed young Arab women to play a central role Arab Spring
• Wayne Graham and Matthew Reckling headline Rice’s C-USA baseball honorees
• Pate Engineers changes name to IDS Engineering
• Comerica: Texas economic activity bounced in March
• Cedyco agrees to pay $557,000 fine for 2008 oil spill
• Gary Orr, former Comerica banker, joins Southwest Securities
• Shale boom has led to lower U.S. carbon dioxide emissions
• Rice experts available during 2012 hurricane season
• Consultant recommends $270M Astrodome redevelopment
• Four executives and directors resign from Hunt Global Resources
• See who attended HBJ's Health Care Crossfire — Slideshow
• Brown Case Gets Uglier
• 2012 Summer Guide
• Pradaxa Patients Can't Stop the Bleeding
• UIL baseball playoffs: regional semis pit 17-5A against 23-5A
• Memorial Day weekend weather forecast for Houston Texas, Thursday, May 24, 2012
• BNSF plans $199 million in Texas spending this year
• HP will cut 27,000 jobs
• Galveston Pleasure Pier set to open May 25
• See who attended HBJ's Fast-Forward Forecast — Slideshow
• BP reaches refinery agreement with feds in Indiana
• Summer gasoline prices to hit 2011 levels
• Houston health care leaders discuss uninsured costs
• Summer movie madness Memorial Day weekend at AMC theatres
• Mad about Facebook? The real story is the correction
• Huge Hewlett-Packard cuts would push tech sector job losses to three-year high
• Vintage Capitalism attendees wined, dined and celebrated enterprise — Slideshow
• UIL softball regional championships: 5A, 3A could see two local teams at state
• Dateline Rice for May 23, 2012
• Israel’s United Nations representative to speak at Rice’s Baker Institute May 30
• Rice scientists, engineers awarded DOD grants
• Rice scientists, engineers awarded DOD grants
• A flavorful and inexpensive taste of south Louisiana
• Kinder Morgan gets shipper contracts to expand Trans Mountain pipeline
• Houston restaurateur to open 24-hour diner downtown
• Senators introduce Startup Act 2.0
• Houston sports administration to make Astrodome recommendation
• Houston Mayor to announce financing agreement for Hobby expansion
• Houston in top 25 for traffic congestion
• Baylor College of Medicine receives $6.2M for SARS vaccine
• Free Press Summer Fest 2012
• Venari Resources gets $1.125B in investments
• Erase The Virus oozes rockstar all over the pretty faces at House of Blues.
• See who attended HBJ's CEO Leadership Summit event — Slideshow
• Higher oil prices may benefit energy companies, stress global corporations
• Linn Energy expands board with addition of Dunlap
• Houston CEOs contemplate the next generation of leaders at Celebrate Enterprise
• Federal court dismisses fraud, unproductive wells case
• APQC names Carla O'Dell CEO
• Dateline Rice for May 22, 2012
• Report: Port of Houston has $178.5B impact on Texas
• Cassini reveals details about charged ‘nanograins’ near Enceladus
• Study: Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center Among Top 5% in the Nation for Patient Safety in 2012
• Cassini reveals details about charged ‘nanograins’ near Enceladus
• Houston has highest-paid CEOs in Texas
• Texas preps for Panama Canal expansion
• Owls claim C-USA regular season title Saturday with 5-2 win at UCF
• Feds approve Spectra Energy $1.2B pipeline in New Jersey
• MetroCorp nets more than expected from offering
• Texas on track to add more jobs in 2012 than last year
• Energy Dept. grants millions to Houston companies
• Former Enron chief cites new evidence for retrial
• Texas reaches prerecession employment levels
• Weak IPO market cost nation 1.9 million jobs, study says
• Social media and the Internet allowed young Arab women to play a central role in the Arab Spring uprisings, new Rice study says
• Internet politics, policies have rapidly become integral to the United States’ international affairs, according to new Rice study
• Baylor College of Medicine receives over $6 million from NIH to develop SARS vaccine
• Andre Johnson a future Hall of Famer? Not so fast...
• Weather forecast for Houston Texas and vicinity, Tuesday, May 22, 2012
• Santo special at a couple local bars as the Cubs come to town
• Resume embellishment can later haunt executives
• Eaton’s purchase of Cooper Industries driving shares up
• Battleship Texas celebrates centennial in La Porte
• Action Figure Labs zooms into Comicpalooza to build a fan following
• Transwestern refinances Austin's tallest downtown tower
• Pacific Gas and Electric hires former El Paso exec to run pipelines
• Baker Hughes names Lynn Elsenhans to board
• Houston ranks No. 2 for postal worker dog bites
• KPMG chief dishes on the value of Houston
• Houston's pay 5% more than national average
• Dateline Rice for May 21, 2012 (Weekend Edition)
• HBJ's Morning Call email problem resolved
• Chesapeake directors cut pay, but still highly compensated
• Icahn bumps CVR stake to 80%, will replace 2 more directors
• Elliott responds to BMC, claims nominees qualified
• Reversible doping: Hydrogen flips switch on vanadium oxide
• Seaway pipeline begins flow toward Houston
• Reversible doping: Hydrogen flips switch on vanadium oxide
• Houston No. 2 for jobs added last year
• Rice political scientist available to comment on Texas primary election
• Texas small businesses optimistic about economic future, survey says
• Makeover your career with HCC's Cosmetology Program
• Baylor College of Medicine first to offer space medicine track to medical students
• Make over your career with HCC's Cosmetology Program
• UIL softball playoffs: 5A semis guarantee Houston two teams in state tournament
• Weather forecast for Houston Texas and vicinity, Monday, May 21, 2012
• Tickets now on sale for Little Big Town and Rascal Flatts at the Woodlands
• A look ahead to the Belmont: Can I'll Have Another do it?
• WEATHERAmerica newsletter, Saturday, May 19, 2012 at 7:00 P.M. CT
• Sam Houston Race park picks for Saturday, May 19 and Preakness breakdown
• Check out the Houston Art Car Parade winners slideshow
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, May 18; Preakness update
• Sonoma wine bar expanding to the Heights
• Houston residential real estate firms jump up transactions list
• Houston residential real estate firms boost dollar volumes
• Greater Houston Partnership directors endorse Hobby expansion
• Houston unemployment rate drops to 6.5%
• Money saving summer tips from TXU Energy
• GeoMet sets compensation for new CEO, CFO
• Summer improvement projects under way
• Public Affairs’ Cox honored by trustees
• Lazard hires Houston managing director
• Ignite Restaurant Group IPO raises $83.8M
• Gulf Coast-to-Oklahoma pipeline reversed, will carry Canadian crude south
• Treadstone Energy adds East Texas oil assets
• Rice inducts 74 into Phi Beta Kappa
• Take Houston Business Journal’s 2012 Best Places to Work survey
• Jones School honors five faculty members for excellence in teaching
• Dateline Rice for May 18, 2012
• El Paso Pipeline buying assets from El Paso Corp. for $635M
• People, papers and presentations
• Meet this week’s Centennial Stars
• Drew Alexander talks about leading Weingarten Realty Investors
• Another Rice alum awarded Fulbright Scholarship
• Cal Dive names John Reed Jr. to board of directors
• UIL softball playoffs/Thursday roundup: regional semifinals get underway
• Weekend weather forecast for Houston Texas and vicinity, Friday, May 18, 2012
• President nominates retired Houston officer for US Marshal
• On local wine lists, a fondness for the Old World
• Alumnus Kramer joins college football greats with induction to Hall of Fame
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Thursday, May 17
• See who attended HBJ's CFO VIP reception — Slideshow
• Preview: An insider's slideshow guide to HBJ's Celebrate Enterprise
• Air fares are on the rise at IAH, Hobby
• BCM receives Susan G. Komen cancer research grant
• Historic rig leaving Galveston harbor
• Houston First releases short list for new convention hotel
• Social Madness nominations are in, now what?
• California firm buys Wynhaven multifamily community
• Inside Mitt Romney's Houston Stage Stores connection
• Report: HP job cuts coming, source says
• Centenni-Owl: Rice’s award-winning art car
• Dateline Rice for May 17, 2012
• Klineberg, Tapia get standing ovations at Diversity Summit
• Women’s tennis team’s enters its first NCAA Sweet 16
• UIL softball playoffs: final four teams in each region set to square off
• Shepherd School’s Stallmann will use Fulbright grant in Taipei
• MetroCorp prices $40M public offering
• Former Galveston deputy busted running marijuana
• Former Galveston deputy busted running marijuana
• Computing experts unveil superefficient ‘inexact’ chip
• Paulson says he likes CVR Energy as Icahn might resell it
• Equivalent DATA gets Trinity Hunt investment
• New M.D. Anderson breast cancer vaccine shows promise
• Computing experts unveil superefficient ‘inexact’ chip
• OmniBank forecloses on Austin Music Hall
• Enbridge plans massive pipeline expansion project
• BMC Software board rejects Elliot’s nominees
• RigNet names Browning non-executive chairman
• "Duck Taco" Lawsuit
• Baylor College of Medicine awarded $5 million in Komen breast cancer research grants
• Vintage Baseball: Covering All the Bases
• BCM shines at Heart Rhythm Society conference
• Vintage Baseball: The Wanderers
• Epigenome links selective mutability of the genome, human evolution and neuro-cognitive disorders
• Houston's Babies Play Vintage Baseball
• Southwest Airlines slows fleet growth, ups dividend
• Texas, city of Houston file suit to shut down Treasures
• Analyst: Expect MetroCorp to repay TARP after offering
• Wealth manager outlines all the financial pitfalls we don't see
• Legend Communities buys, plans to expand Harborwalk in Galveston
• Houston gas prices continue to fall with Memorial Day just around the corner
• Ex-Im Bank reauthorization passes Senate, moves to Obama
• Houston’s Dewey & LeBoeuf office appears closed
• JPMorgan CEO retains chairman position after meeting
• Teamster labor contracts to stay intact with Hostess
• Sunday eclipse will be quite a show
• Government jobs not a major factor in Houston
• Dateline Rice for May 16, 2012
• Rice political scientist available to comment on hotly contested Texas US Senate race
• Shell, partners join Canadian LNG rush
• Sam Houston Race Park finds model that works
• Republic Airways inks United Express deal
• Lone Pine Capital quadruples El Paso stake
• Chesapeake's credit downgraded by S&P, shares dip
• Cheniere Energy to sell $1.5B in units to Blackstone
• MetroCorp plans to raise $40M through offering
• Energy executives expect crude price volatility through 2012
• Bridgeview developer now says city tax abatement vital
• Houston Texas and vicinity weather forecast, Wednesday, May 16, 2012
• Pappas Bar-B-Q has reopened on Pierce downtown, now with a drive-thru
• Rice University Hispanic studies professor available to comment on passing of Mexican author Carlos Fuentes
• Young consultants: How to work with the generation gap
• Perry: Affordable college tuition is key to Texas' economic future
• Sterling Construction wins Houston bridge project
• Space City Credit Union, Independence Parkway merger approved
• Greater use of advanced practice registered nurses would create 100,000 jobs in Texas
• TWIA hikes insurance premiums 5 percent
• Elliot begins battle against BMC Software
• Dateline Rice for May 15, 2012
• TopGolf set to tee off in Houston
• Houston home sales up for 11th-straight month in April
• Carl Icahn welcome to invest in Chesapeake, CEO says
• This ‘mousetrap’ may save lives
• This ‘mousetrap’ may save lives
• ConocoPhillips interested in more Australia shale investment
• Aldi Inc. to open 30 stores in Houston
• United holds lead for consumer complaints in March
• Memorial Production Partners buys east Texas properties for $27M
• Group 1 buys two franchises in Florida
• Anadarko was part of $25 billion scheme
• Prometheus Energy relocates headquarters to Houston
• Average tenure of CEOs down, more turnover expected
• Conservative Texas Republicans most likely to use electronic technology in voter outreach, according to new Rice study
• Conservative Texas Republicans most likely to use electronic technology in voter outreach, according to new Rice study
• Systemic Expansion: David Katz
• UIL baseball playoffs: marquee coaching matchup highlights third round schedule
• Houston Texas and vicinity weather forecast, Tuesday, May 15, 2012
• Uncorked & Uncovered art exhibit by Felipe Lopez
• Houston’s Chapter 30 Noise ordinance controversey heats up - Today's update
• Hostess notifies 48 Houston employees of possible layoffs
• Houston accounting firm GDD plans move to new office
• Texans to get reprieve on paying sales taxes on energy-efficient appliances
• Is BMC the next tech takeover target?
• Fund manager calls on Chesapeake to fire McClendon
• Congratulations Class of 2012!
• PwC diversity chief on advancing diverse talent
• Dateline Rice for May 14, 2012 (Weekend Edition)
• What to learn about social media from Francesca’s CFO blunder
• CSC loses NASA contract, eliminates 191 Houston jobs
• Houston PR pro contemplates The Onion’s fracking article
• Colgan Air to close IAH location, eliminate 174 jobs
• Bibas coming to downtown Houston
• UIL softball playoffs: regional quarterfinal round wrap-up
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• Bedient hopes ‘Lessons from Hurricane Ike’ prompts action
• Bedient hopes ‘Lessons from Hurricane Ike’ prompts action
• BMC adopts takeover defenses after Elliot gains stake
• Fitch downgrades JPMorgan after $2B trading loss
• AWC Frac Valves cited for violations
• Chuck Watson stresses Dynamo ownership interest at opener
• Chesapeake's $3B loan puts pressure on McClendon
• Francesca's fires CFO over social media activity
• Economic mobility low in Texas, other southern states
• Houston Texas and vicinity weather forecast, Monday, May 14, 2012
• UIL baseball playoffs: dramatic area round benefits pairs of 5A, 4A districts
• Children were created by God to create!
• Where to dine in Houston on Mother's Day, 2012
• Recap: Share Our Strength's Taste of the Nation Houston raises $110,000
• UIL baseball playoffs: Kempner overcomes obstacles, Deer Park to advance
• WEATHERAmerica newsletter, Saturday, May 12, 2012 at 6:40 p.m. CT
• A ready fit for Mother’s Day at home: a savory sangria recipe
• Khan urges graduates to ‘increase the positivity in the world’
• UIL baseball playoffs: Kempner ambushes Deer in 11-0 Game 1 romp
• Record numbers of students graduate from HCC
• GreenDrop Recycling Stations(R) Score Big In Houston
• Record numbers of students to graduate from HCC
• Houston millionaire John Goodman sentenced to 16 years for DUI manslaughter
• Pedigreed English pub set to open next month on west side
• Houston Rodeo 2013 announces George Strait, Martina McBride and Randy Rogers
• Turner Construction formalizes local interiors business
• Houston-area advertising firms pull in millions
• Calgary taking varied approach to Houston recruiting
• Waste Management joins in on natural gas fueling trend
• Shuttle replica to arrive at Space Center Houston next month
• Two Houston companies make Fortune's Inner City 100 list
• Chesapeake could see more changes by end of the year
• Mirrors installed for safety
• Leebron to be interviewed on Channel 13 Sunday
• Boles wins ARA’s highest award
• Dewey & LeBoeuf energy lawyers join Baker Botts
• Meet this week’s Centennial Stars
• It’s official: Houston has world-class entrepreneurs
• Dateline Rice for May 11, 2012
• Candelari's Pizzeria in Houston, Texas
• Submit articles for Rice at Large
• Rice’s art car celebrates the Owl in the school’s centennial year
• Engineering school appoints Cooper associate dean for research
• Is the 'Time' magazine breastfeeding cover a bust?
• Four seniors share a picture-perfect tradition
• Centennial Video Series: Commencement speakers over the years at Rice University
• Cobalt 'committed' to Angola
• George Strait to close out 2013 Rodeo Houston
• Ignite Restaurant Group prices IPO
• JPMorgan Chase suffers $2B trading loss
• Meet Houston Business Journal's 2012 Heavy Hitters of commercial real estate
• Stone Energy spends $67M on Anadarko Gulf of Mexico assets
• Houston Business Journal switches to new method of delivery
• Social media is effective tool for recruiting, job search strategies
• Botswana-Baylor pediatric HIV clinic Teen Club program amping up social support
• Scientific discovery sheds light on a genetic cause of heart failure
• Three Rice students win Dept. of State Critical Language Scholarships
• Hardworking UHD student highlighted by Fox News
• Weekend weather forecast for Houston and vicinity, Friday, May 11, 2012
• Encore shareholders approve Cadence merger
• Mothers’ Milk Bank at Austin Opens a New Milk Depot inside Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital
• H&M sets opening date for first Houston store
• Prizes and awards to degree recipients
• Vargo’s ordered to shut down Thursday
• Store sponsored DIY Mother's Day crafts and gifts
• Bray International invests in large expansion
• Bellaire New Home Showcase features five Houston-area builders
• Women researchers more likely to conduct scientific outreach than male counterparts, according to new Rice U. study
• Women researchers more likely to conduct scientific outreach than male counterparts, according to new Rice U. study
• Alternative approach to medical education may increase interest in and meet demand for careers in geriatric health
• Alternative approach to medical education may increase interest in and meet demand for careers in geriatric health
• Dateline Rice for May 10, 2012
• LaserGen names Mimi Healy as CEO
• Khan Academy founder to speak at Rice’s 99th commencement Saturday
• BBVA Compass gets Houston Dynamo player to use social media
• Copano to spend $190M to grow processing capacity
• East Texas shareholder sues to block Prosperity deal
• Kinder Morgan, El Paso merger set to close May 24
• Khan Academy founder Salman Khan to give commencement address at Rice on Saturday
• Marathon Oil expands holdings in Eagle Ford play
• Helping Hands reaches out to patients with cerebral palsy
• Helping Hands reaches out to patients with cerebral palsy
• Slideshow: Fastest-growing jobs in Houston area
• Oil's week-long fall longest in more than two years
• Houston to receive $151M to repair damage from Ike
• Rural post offices to remain open, cut hours
• More domestic oil production won't help energy security, report says
• Sidley Austin hires Cliff Vrielink to new Houston office
• Analysts have favorable outlooks for Phillips 66
• Houston gets $52 million in sales tax
• Friends Like These
• Erez receives 2012 William K. Bowes Jr. Award in Medical Genetics
• Jahoor receives Grand Challenges Explorations grant
• Houston Texas and vicinity weather forecast, Thursday, May 10, 2012
• Could PlainsCapital deal price change the game in bank M&A?
• Houston exporters breathe a sigh of relief as House renews Ex-Im Bank charter
• Eagle Ford Shale activity pumps billions into South Texas economy
• Rice’s art car celebrates the Owl in the school’s centennial year
• Bracewell picks up five new partners
• AssetNation sold to Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers for $64M
• New ConocoPhillips chairman briefs shareholders
• 6 days left to enter Social Madness competition
• Feeding without the frenzy
• Plus Diagnostics opening lab in Houston
• Moody's downgrades Chesapeake outlook to negative
• Are you gearing up for grilling? Whole Foods class offers recipes and tips
• Feeding without the frenzy
• Hostess Brand preps for shutdown of Houston operations
• Dateline Rice for May 9, 2012
• Texas No. 2 most business-friendly state
• National Oilwell Varco paid $800M for Schlumberger's Wilson
• Congress debates Keystone pipeline provision in transportation bill
• Interior grants approval to Anadarko's 3600-well Utah project
• Houston City Council hears Hobby expansion arguments
• Houston’s specialized manufacturing industries on fast track
• Group 1 Automotive boosts dividends
• EOG Resources Q1 earnings up on increased productivity
• My Wonderful Day
• New collaboration helps advance research for Chagas disease
• Memorial Weekend In Texas
• Neurocritical Care Research Conference returns to Houston
• Houston Texas and vicinity weather forecast, Wednesday, May 9, 2012
• UIL baseball playoffs: Houston-area area-round schedule
• Texadelphia opening soon on Studemont near Washington
• El Real isn't going anywhere
• Economist predicts growth to continue in Houston
• Charming Charlie to go global
• Anadarko wins federal approval on natural gas drilling in Utah
• KHOU to air ‘Interesting Times’ May 12, May 27 and June 16
• Bryan Caswell's Stella Sola eatery closes in the Heights
• ConocoPhillips looks for Nigeria exit strategy, report says
• Houston ranks No. 10 for college graduates' earnings
• Direct Energy exec named next Green Mountain Energy president
• University of Houston receives $1.7M nuclear research grants
• Experts weigh in on keeping the Houston manufacturing ball rolling
• Dateline Rice for May 8, 2012
• Rice students work on weighty problem for doctors
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• Rice students work on weighty problem for doctors
• Pulling back the curtain on brain surgery with live Twittercast
• Forbes ranks Houston No. 2 best big city for jobs
• Deadline set for new claims from Stanford investors
• Houston must consider Hobby expansion proposal, attorney says
• Investors urge Chesapeake to consider selling
• Plains All American Q1 earnings up
• Group 1 Automotive expands in England
• Houston Business Journal unveils Best CFOs of the Year 2012 finalists
• CIRQUE DU SOLEIL "KOOZA" IN HOUSTON by Joe Sioufi
• UIL softball playoffs: third round matchups will test the remaining teams
• Interstitial Spaces: Julia Barello and Beverly Penn
• Texas Master Series: Piero Fenci--Battlement
• Houston Texas and vicinity weather forecast, Tuesday, May 8, 2012
• Houston company plans layoffs at North Carolina plant
• Texas adds most government jobs in U.S. over 10 years
• Texas top state for commercial real estate development
• Houston Dynamo's fire sale previews BBVA Compass Stadium for season ticket holders
• ConocoPhillips top Houston company on Fortune 500 list
• Saint Arnold Brewing Co. wins three World Beer Cup medals
• Dateline Rice for May 7, 2012 (Weekend Edition)
• PetroLogistics IPO raises $595M
• Crosby offensive lineman, Tarleton State commit, found dead
• UHY to change address in 2013
• Who You Need To Know About Right Now: ZACH TATE BAND
• Area Acoustic Nights Show Off Megawatts Of Talent
• Sysco’s Q3 earnings fall below company expectations
• Slideshow: How HBJ's 40 Under 40 made their first buck
• Oil and gas markets complicate energy M&A deals
• Sysco reports new leadership appointments
• John Daugherty Realtors sees record home sales
• Power companies' use not spurring natural gas prices
• Cheniere to receive $468M investment from Asian firms
• Carl Icahn wins CVR Energy
• Cincinnati Bell to spin off Houston's CyrusOne
• OrthoAccel names Kathleen Malaspina chief innovation officer
• TWU to Conduct Spring Commencement May 11-13
• The Witches
• Defective carnitine metabolism may play role in autism
• UIL softball playoffs: second round results set up interesting matchups
• Houston Texas and vicinity weather forecast, Monday, May 7, 2012
• Several Houston-area district champions fall in first round of playoffs
• Enjoy a World Beer Cup-winning Saint Arnold brew: there are three
• Enzyme SIRT7 sabotages tumor suppressor network in cells
• Residents of The Buckingham Live Life Out Loud
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, May 5, 2012 at 7:40 P.M. CT
• Forward - Into the Valley of Death
• Roman’s walk-off slam sends Klein Oak past The Woodlands
• Westlake Chemical drops $1.2B bid to acquire Georgia Gulf
• Deputy constable had 4-year-old in car when arrested for drunken driving
• A look at how to play the Derby
• UHLC Center for Children blog earns high ranking
• Woodlands-Klein Oak baseball playoff to be shown by FSHouston.com
• Brookfield spent $8M on Sheraton demolition
• Slideshow: Luxury and muscle car vehicle auction set in Conroe
• Slideshow: Orkin partners with Houston Zoo on 'Dinosaurs,' other exhibits
• TransCanada files new Keystone permit application
• Slideshow: Houston's top hotels, caterers and event planners
• James Turrell skyspace to open to public June 14
• U.S. releases compromise disclosure rule on hydraulic fracturing
• Rice alumnus named president of the University of Tulsa
• Hanging out in the ‘garage’
• Chesapeake faces SEC probe, credit rating lowered
• Kirksey: Energy building to begin soon
• Video: My fun evening with George Clooney
• People, papers and presentations
• Dateline Rice for May 4, 2012
• How John Ortega brought his bank to life
• Alumni honor nine with Brown Superior Teaching awards
• Brown Teaching Award winner shows students math is ‘beautiful’
• Building bridges with Houston
• Meet this week’s Centennial Stars
• Boniuk Center contest inspires Rice junior to pen story of religious tolerance
• Math student wins rare chance to intern at Scientific American
• Houston health care operators arrested in alleged Medicare fraud raid
• John Arnold to focus on philanthropic ventures
• Bike right
• Chao Center to help preserve oral histories of Vietnamese Americans
• George Clooney discusses Darfur, oil prices in Houston
• Enterprise Products revs up Yoakum plant
• Centennial Video Series: Commencement settings at Rice University
• Spectra Energy profits, sales dip on weather, low prices
• House of Blues sues Houston Pavilions over lease
• United study: Hobby international expansion to cost Houston 3,700 jobs
• May is Stroke Awareness Month; Get Simple Advice For A Healthier Lifestyle To Help Prevent A Stroke
• Weekend weather forecast for Houston Texas and vicinity, Friday, May 4, 2012
• OTC hits attendance record
• Everyone has an opinion about Hobby’s proposed international expansion
• Next Houston Green Building Tour to highlight LEED Silver home
• Stereotypes focus of 2012 Common Reading
• Lexicon receives diabetes treatment funding
• Cinco de Mayo activities: Houston events, family crafts, games, and recipes
• PetroLogistics decreases IPO price range
• Faculty members awarded for excellence in teaching, mentoring, service
• M.D. Anderson president elected to National Academy of Sciences
• GSA honors those who support graduate students at Rice
• Dateline Rice for May 3, 2012
• Pierogi, polka, and plenty of piwo: the Polish Festival is this weekend
• NCI Building Systems acquires Metl-Span for $145M
• Energy IT struggles to blend the old and new
• Targa Resources Partners’ Q1 net income up 85%
• El Paso Corp boosts profits
• Minus a defending champion, baseball playoff treks begin this week
• Help bring ESPN GameDay to Rice
• Early look at the Kentucky Derby field
• CenterPoint Energy profits dip slightly
• Suffering in Joseph's story
• Apache posts smaller profits
• $5M grant awarded to help build Inner Loop health care center
• Fund manager John Arnold retiring, ending famed fund
• Outlook positive for independent E&P sector, Moody's says
• Greater Houston Partnership in favor of Hobby expansion
• Private equity spending in energy sector soars
• Combat Veterans Fall Prey to Gambling Addictions at an Alarming Rate
• Rockets Mascot Gets in the Ring
• Another Austin Lover
• Softball playoffs continue for Houston-area teams
• Wisconsin sex offender arrested in Galveston
• Houston Texas and vicinity weather forecast, Thursday, May 3, 2012
• Mattress Firm's acquisition of Mattress Giant complete
• Houston cop arrested in Galveston
• Whimsybox: A story of a startup, social media and sparkles
• A deeper dive into the Encore MOU
• Sharps Compliance, Daniels Sharpsmart partner on medical waste venture
• BP profit drops with lower production
• CEOs rank Texas the top state in the U.S. for doing business
• Vaalco Energy's Roland Sledge posts edgy campaign video
• Slideshow: OTC is bringing sexy back
• Dateline Rice for May 2, 2012
• Parker Drilling appoints two additional board members
• Outlook for 2012 college grads looking brighter
• Heidi Klum makes Babies R Us "truly scrumptious"
• Longtime staff member Sharon Bush dies
• Marathon Oil profits fall
• Skin no barrier for cardiac charger
• Media preview of Turrell skyspace at Rice University May 6
• Skin no barrier for cardiac charger
• U.S. objects to BP spill trial delay
• DXP Enterprises to acquire Canadian safety company
• Main Street increases dividend payments
• Enterprise Products boosts net income in first quarter
• Encore enters MOU with shareholders over Cadence deal
• Slideshow: Inside Southern Living's new Houston showcase home
• KBR hires David Zelinski as downtstream unit president
• Will the Federal Pell Grant Program change affect you?
• Texans fans get what they want: Jacoby Jones released
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, May 2, 2012
• Outstanding UHD faculty honored
• P.F. Chang’s to be sold in $1.1B deal to Centerbridge Partners
• Baker Hughes gives $1.7M for new labs at UT
• More than 50 restaurants to try at this Sunday’s Taste of the Nation, Houston
• Renovations under way at The Bellevue office tower
• EnerMech expanding Houston presence
• Bikinis Sports Bar and Grill to open first Houston-area location
• Feds approve Kinder Morgan-El Paso deal
• Lanier home sells for $6.2 million
• Imperial Sugar shares jump on sudden acquisition news
• Houston Dynamo partners with Direct Energy
• Ignite Restaurant Group sets IPO
• Newly-formed Phillips 66 sells Pennsylvania refinery to Delta Airlines
• Dateline Rice for May 1, 2012
• Houston’s highest-rated restaurant and No. 61 nationally: Luling City Market
• Spectra Energy provides cash dividend
• Phillips 66 trading begins on New York Stock Exchange
• McDermott lands construction contract
• Westlake Chemical posts record earnings
• ATP Oil and Gas to pay GE $80M for subsea equipment
• Imperial Sugar to be acquired, taken private
• Delta Air Lines to buy ConocoPhillips refinery
• Rice students design solution to prep shale gas for sale
• "Hearts Made of Stone, Will Never Break." Same song, different verse
• Parents arrested for injuring infant
• HCC Commencement set for May 12 at Reliant Stadium
• Several area districts thrive in opening round of softball playoffs
• Stratford's Allen confident of Luck's ability to succeed in the NFL
• Want to Be a Law Professor? Learn how
• Record sales volumes drive Anadarko's Q1 profit
• Report: Texas lags in adopting e-health record system
• Texas manufacturers report slower growth in April
• Safety top of the agenda at 2012 OTC
• Despite job growth, Texas' unemployment numbers on rise
• Suntron to lay off 95 employees with Sugar Land plant closure
• Sears to close The Great Indoors in Houston, cut 74 jobs
• Phillips 66, ConocoPhillips set for company split
• Dateline Rice for April 30, 2012 (Weekend Edition)
• Proserv to acquire Weatherford International subseas controls business
• Making the best "catch" in seafood choices and recipes for your family
• Child 2 hit by shotgun blast while sleeping
• Upstream oil and gas spending to reach record $1.23T, study says
• Houston Tamale Factory has closed
• ConocoPhillips spins off refinery group, relaunches Phillips 66 name
• Student-devised process would prep shale gas for sale
• Chevron Phillips to build 2 polyethylene facilities in Sweeny
• ATP begins drilling in Mediterranean
• Insperity beats analysts' estimates
• Boardwalk Pipeline boosts cash distribution
• Schlumberger to buy drilling unit
• George Bush Intercontinental among worst airports in reader survey
• Houston firms rank on fastest-growing women-owned business list
• Quick Action by Police Saves Life of WW II Veteran
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, April 30, 2012
• Ultimate Marvel movie marathon: One day, 6 movies, one $40.00 ticket
• Lyles set to make season debut for Astros in rubber game matchup at Cincinnati
• A look at undrafted free agents for Texans, and where UH's key players wound up
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, April 28, 2012 at 7:20 P.M. CT
• On the surface, Texans appeared to have improved with draft picks
• Marini’s Empanada House, an affordable taste of Argentina year-round
• Slideshow: Plan your week at the Offshore Technology Conference
• The sound of music: Mercury orchestrates an eight-course performance at Triniti
• Astros place Weiland on 15-day DL, make other moves to club's active roster
• UIL softball playoffs: Houston area 5A teams begin quest for a title
• Texans off to good start with draft
• Twisted Pistols headline WEA 2012 Black Jack Music Benefit, Galveston, April 28
• Seattle investor builds small spec industrial near IAH
• Dos Equis' social media contest takes to the strEATs in Houston
• Oil States International shares soar on higher income
• UH Moment showcases Texas Consumer Complaints Center
• Houston leads nation in retail job growth, study shows
• Companies move up HBJ's MEP contractors list
• Port Logistics Group names new CFO
• A new fund offers "terror-free" investing
• Houston Dynamo unveil alternate third uniform style
• Brown & Gay, LJA in top 5 on HBJ civil and structural engineering list
• ‘For Rice. By Rice.’: Going for 2,012 faculty, staff donors in 2012
• Student-devised process would prep shale gas for sale
• Chesapeake debt rating falls with McClendon inquiry
• Dateline Rice for April 27, 2012
• Public Affairs’ Medina receives HAHMP Lifetime Achievement Award
• Four Rice University students/alumni win Fulbrights
• NCI deputy director speaks at BRC
• Texas strikes deal with Amazon to create jobs
• UHLC Dean's Awards honor best and brightest
• New restaurant to open in former Ruggles Grill location
• Former Alabama Governor appointed to Alliantgroup board
• The Devine Affair Italian Restaurant in Houston, Texas
• The Devine Affair Italian Restaurant in Houston, Texas
• ConocoPhillips, CNOOC agree to pay $267M for oil spill
• Calpine continues to post losses in Q1
• Stanford creditors ask for new process to return money
• Feds raid Southwest Houston clinic for alleged fraud
• Houston, other Texas cities rank low on public transit list
• Houston Texans roll out newly designed team jerseys
• Street Painting Festival for a good cause
• Morgan Ceramics highlights Nilcra™ Zirconia ceramics and FireMaster® Marine PLUS Blanket at the 2012 Offshore Technology Conference
• HOUSTON ART CAR PARADE by Joe Sioufi
• Lowest Westheimer: The top restaurant row in Texas
• Meet this week’s Centennial Stars
• Campus temperature policy saves energy and money
• Centrainnial
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, April 27, 2012
• Building Rice Centennial House
• Rice ranked as Texas’ best return on investment
• ‘Hiring Our Heroes’
• Highland Tower undergoes model makeover
• Top energy bankers join Hancock and Whitney Banks
• Exxon Mobil Q1 profits decline by 11%
• CityBusters battle illness on public transit
• Centennial Video Series: Commencement processions at Rice University
• CityBusters battle illness on public transit
• Arbor Day crafts, books and fun for your whole family
• Beyond Traditional Borders wins Science magazine’s IBI Prize
• Houston, we have innovation: New pop-up GE Garage inspires DIY-ers
• Beyond Traditional Borders wins Science magazine’s IBI Prize
• Houston down 7,200 manufacturing jobs
• H&R Block to close 200 stores across U.S.
• Survey shows high pay for remote energy workers
• Dateline Rice for April 26, 2012
• Gimme a break
• Humanities’ Smith explores the history, impact of the I Ching
• Rice architecture experts to be on PBS Friday night
• Cameron earnings up 22 percent on jump in sales
• United Continental reports net loss
• Rice courses, students are most active in Wikipedia Education Program
• How will the Federal Pell Grant Program change affect you?
• Group 1 reports record profits
• Houston listed as one of worst cities for smog
• Exxon Mobil pays world’s largest dividend
• 7-story Audi dealership planned for Houston
• KBR Q1 results meet expectations
• Israeli energy minister to discuss natural gas discoveries May 2 at Baker Institute
• P.E.O. Scholar Award winner studying tissue engineering
• Judge expected to approve BP settlement
• CREW unveils top 15 women in commercial real estate honorees
• Texas economy maintaining 'robust' growth, economist says
• Israeli energy minister to discuss natural gas discoveries May 2 at Baker Institute
• Clay Melton Band is performing at Jet Lounge May 4th
• Newspaper Fights City Hall
• State and EPA Battle Over Fracking, Flaming Well Water
• UHLC Law Professor Hoffman dissects controversial immigration case
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, April 26, 2012
• Whiskey Myers and the Outlaws, Bud Light Stage, Sam Houston Race Park, April 28
• The Outlaws and Whiskey Myers, Bud Light Stage, Sam Houston Race Park, April 28
• HTA offers college scholarships for graduating high school seniors
• VA to expand mental health staff in southern region
• Kinder Morgan buys $300M in natural gas assets
• Port revenue set to exceed expectations
• Houston No. 3 for hospitality and leisure job growth
• Cova Wines shuts down
• BP's Katrina Landis shares secrets to help women succeed
• Marcella Burke, 3L, selected for Harvard editorial board
• Amazon, Texas comptroller negotiating sales tax deal
• Newt Gingrich to end presidential campaign, support Romney
• BlueMagic puts its life on the line with new social media campaign
• Electron politics: Physicists probe organization at the quantum level
• Electron politics: Physicists probe organization at the quantum level
• Slideshow: Houston among most-visited U.S. cities for business travel
• Dateline Rice for April 25, 2012
• Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf speaks at Rice
• Personal income grows in Southwest, nationwide
• Four current or former Rice students earn Fulbrights
• Encore shares hit new high, 10 cents above Cadence bid
• Moody’s downgrades Buckeye Partner’s outlook to negative
• “Will Play For Food” Compilation CD Release Party on May 4th Benefits Food Bank
• National Oilwell Varco beats estimates, increases profits
• Halliburton speaks out against BP settlement
• GeoResources sold to Halcón Resources
• Linn Energy, Eagle Rock boost cash distributions
• Wood Partners to build new apartment community in Washington Corridor
• Study: Houston supports mass transit, ethnic relations
• The week ahead: The Austin Food & Wine Festival, Texas Beer Fest, iFest and more
• Credit card companies still heavily targeting college students despite strict regulations
• Houston First receives 11 RFQ responses for hotel development
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, April 25, 2012
• The circle of life heads to Houston: "The Lion King" at the Hobby Center
• Rice’s 31st Kinder Houston Area Survey reveals more Houstonians support mass transit
• Rice’s 31st Kinder Houston Area Survey reveals more Houstonians support mass transit
• Service milestones can be viewed online
• Upscale pie retailer coming to Houston
• Dateline Rice for April 24, 2012
• OEDK director wins national award
• Phillips 66 assured spot on S&P 500 index
• INSTRUCTABLES: MADE IN YOUR MIND
• Oilman John Hoffman’s philosophy: Do the right thing
• CityBusters battle illness on public transit
• BMC Software stock upgraded by analyst
• US Clinical Laboratories acquires Prestige Laboratory
• PetroLogistics files amendment to IPO
• Shrimp processors accuse BP of discrimination in oil spill settlement
• Baker Hughes’ Q1 profit dips slightly, beats estimates
• Dynamo puts finishing touches on downtown stadium
• Texas one of the top states for new IPOs
• Recap: The 2012 Sugar Land Wine & Food Affair, a gourmet feast
• Start your filmmaking career at HCC
• Houston Police Force Honored in New Book
• Legal analysis following Supreme Court arguments in Arizona v. U.S. by UH Immigration Law Professor Geoffrey Hoffman
• Houston top city on EPA's green-powered organizations list
• Helix Energy shares make strong gains on earnings news
• Dateline Rice for April 23, 2012 (Weekend Edition)
• S&P rates Houston public improvement bonds as stable
• Perfect pitch
• Fidelis Realty Partners buys Sugar Land shopping center
• Paul Hastings law firm opens Houston office
• Aggredyne Inc. receives $3M biotech funding
• X-Change oil company names new executive team
• Rockets just miss the playoffs — yet again
• Houston adds most jobs since beginning of recession
• Philosopher Martha Nussbaum to speak on Internet harassment April 27
• Quantum forms joint investment
• It's Groundhog Day for Rockets fans
• Houston holding company applies to buy Texas bank
• Texas ranked as one of best tax states for entrepreneurs
• Patterson-UTI Energy sells flowback operations for $42.5M
• ConocoPhillips’ Q1 profit falls
• Icahn extends tender offer for CVR Energy
• Steven Shapiro speaks at UH Law Center event
• Moody Foundation pledges $25.5M to UTMB hospital construction, research
• Oil-related pollution found in Gulf oysters
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, April 23, 2012
• No 2012 UIL soccer titles coming home to Houston
• The best ribs in town?
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, April 21, 2012 at 7:10 P.M. CT
• Former Texas police officer jailed for impersonation
• Midstates Petroleum’s NYSE debut climbs to target range
• Alert Logic moves into top 5 on HBJ software development companies list
• Houston businessman's rare baseball card fetches $1.2M
• Centennial video series: Autry House, Rice’s first student center
• Tilman Fertitta named Galveston's Citizen of the Year
• Texas First Bank to acquire Pasadena bank
• Venture capital investment up in Houston, down nationwide
• Perfecting the elevator pitch
• American Airlines, U.S. Airways unions ink deal linked to merger
• Dateline Rice for April 20, 2012
• Get wild this weekend with "Chimpanzee:" Videos and slideshow
• Four students win Fondren Library Research Awards
• H&M, other new retailers opening in Houston this summer
• Texas drivers could save $7.75B from new fuel-efficiency standards
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, April 20
• Flat boron may take many forms
• Two years after Deepwater explosion, questions remain
• Flat boron may take many forms
• LinDi a stretch for student engineers
• Rice architecture students mount gallery exhibition
• Rice EMS students get up-close look at real-life tools
• LinDi a stretch for student engineers
• Italian wine and food fans: Italian Expo on June 1 -3
• Italian wine and food fans: Italian Expo on June 1 - 3
• Take a study break: Come build at the GE Garage
• Expert looks into the future of Houston distribution
• Rice remembers psychology professor William Howell
• FUTUREVET CLINIC
• Midstates Petroleum prices IPO lower than expected
• Judge scolds Clemens' Houston defense attorney
• SEC investigating Houston American Energy Corp.
• Landry's loan rises in first day of trading
• Schlumberger Q1 profit rises on drilling boom
• The Way I See It: Rice course offers students a trip of a lifetime to Cuba
• Pfeiffer’s longtime career at Rice to be celebrated April 30
• Houston Business Journal reveals 2012 Landmark Award winners
• Texas banks score high marks in J.D. Power study
• Simple Advice For A Healthier Lifestyle To Help Prevent A Stroke
• BP Oil Spill Play Reading at MST
• Houston comes to Rice for an UnConvention-al open house
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston Texas And Vicinity, Friday, April 20, 2012
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston Texas And Vicinity, Friday, April 20, 2012
• Rice sociologist to release results from 31st annual Kinder Houston Area Survey
• GEAR UP FOR SUMMER BASH
• 24TH ANNUAL YOUNG INVENTORS' SHOWCASE
• Rice team tops in NASA competition
• Sam Houston Race Park selections for Thursday, April 19
• Sam Houston Race Park selections for Thursday, April 19
• Dow places a bet on natural gas, invests $4B in new Freeport facilities
• Main Street Capital has new investment in financial firm
• Dateline Rice for April 19, 2012
• Three Rice students named Goldwater Scholars
• Industry urges Obama to approve Keystone
• Liberal Democrat Judge Wayne Mallia trying to steal Republican nomination
• Liberal Democrat Judge Wayne Mallia trying to steal Republican nomination
• Photo opp: Rice Day at Rice Centennial House
• New IRS rule could spur flight of capital, banks say
• Brown Teaching Grants support innovative undergrad teaching
• Philosopher Martha Nussbaum to speak on Internet harassment April 27
• Defining the boundaries of academic freedom with scholar Stanley Fish
• Sneak peek of Garden Oaks Home & Garden Tour
• Memorial MRI & Diagnostic looks to grow
• Visit the Houston Holocaust Museum in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Visit the Houston Holocaust Museum in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Stage Stores finally names new CEO
• Business broker more optimistic about M&A
• Jones School, Rice Athletics to host Astros president and CEO
• Houston gas prices continue to fall in week of April 12-19
• Houston gas prices continue to fall in week of April 12-19
• Good price, illiquid stock prompt Edelman to go private
• Puentes Consortium at Rice to discuss technologies for Mexico-US border
• WILD ABOUT WILDFLOWERS
• Land trades hands in West Houston for $9 million
• CVR Energy inks deal with billionaire Carl Icahn
• Texas Heart Institute teams up with top Houston eateries, chefs
• Kinder Morgan profits down on El Paso acquisition
• Stage Stores picks up Mattress Giant's CEO
• Texas in top 10 in U.S. for clean energy job creation
• House passes bill with Keystone pipeline provision
• Security in Central America topic of Vecinos Lecture Series April 23 at Baker Institute
• Two Blocks, Two Worlds
• Wrong Time, Wrong Place
• American Parasite
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, April 19, 2012
• Meet this week’s Centennial Stars
• Exxon partners with Russia on $500B offshore venture
• HTA boosts education at Magnolia Junior Tennis Carnival
• HTA invites beginners to learn the game
• Blu on Sugar Land Town Square
• Blu on Sugar Land Town Square
• Kinder Morgan increases quarterly distribution
• FICTION, FANTASY AND FUN
• CREW Houston to honor 15 women in commercial real estate
• Security in Central America topic of Vecinos Lecture Series April 23 at Baker Institute
• New brews at Kenny & Ziggy's
• Companies struggle to manage customer feedback on Twitter, Facebook
• Texas case could return millions of dollars to energy companies
• Levine named fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Dateline Rice for April 18, 2012
• Two Rice seniors win Watson Fellowships
• BBVA Compass Stadium tailgating options limited
• Scotiabank acquires Howard Weil investment firm
• BP, plaintiffs agree on Deepwater Horizon settlement
• Report findings clash with Texas’ and Houston’s higher ed. policy
• Jones School, Rice Athletics to host Astros president and CEO
• Free and low cost immunizations in Houston
• Federal regulators give Cheniere go-ahead for LNG project
• Apply for scholarships at HCC
• Butler chosen for Fondren’s 2012 Shapiro Award
• Rice sociologist to release results from 31st annual Kinder Houston Area Survey
• Cameron to buy Norway drilling equipment entity
• Francesca's prices follow-on offering
• Houston Texans to play fives games on national TV
• Cobalt rises on Morgan Stanley comments
• Halliburton's Q1 profit up due to fracking demands
• Texas M&A deals decrease in number, value
• Slideshow: UTMB Children's Hospital now open
• Report: Texas’ higher ed. policy puts economy at risk
• Rites of Spring Featuring The Bad Plus On Sacred Ground
• Dr. Malcolm Brenner research named in 10 best of 2012
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, April 18, 2012
• Texans schedule lends itself to fast start, fast finish
• Texas ranks No. 21 for CEO pay
• Industry observers skeptical of Obama’s oil market crackdown
• NuMat Technologies from Northwestern crowned Rice Business Plan Competition champion
• NuMat Technologies from Northwestern crowned Rice Business Plan Competition champion
• Composting, sea life & expose the endangered: Earth Day activities for children
• Dateline Rice for April 17, 2012
• Two Rice students named Truman Scholars
• Nanotube electrodes improve solar cells
• Nanotube electrodes improve solar cells
• Plains withdraws $1B bid to takeover rival
• Potential jurors for Clemens trial question hearing cost
• Business community rips new math standards
• First private spacecraft set to launch April 30
• Hobby expansion study raises doubts by council
• Cheniere gets green light for LNG export terminal
• Edelman Financial shares soar on privatization news
• North American oil and gas salaries grew an average of 3 percent in 2011
• Earth Day Extravaganza
• Earth Day 2012
• Houston ranked No. 8 for online fraud
• Houston stores help families recycle rechargeable batteries
• Hobby Lobby hikes minimum pay for hourly store employees
• Financial Times raises Angolan bribery questions with Cobalt partner
• Roger Clemens' second perjury trial under way
• Encore Bancshares stock slides higher than Cadence bid price
• Rice, Penn State research leads to oil spill absorption innovation
• Dateline Rice for April 16, 2012 (Weekend Edition)
• Frontier Airlines to move from Hobby to IAH in July
• New gastropub opening in Galleria area
• Tornier to close Stafford facility, lay off 58 employees
• On Center Software names new president
• UIL state soccer tournament brackets set up possible all-Houston girls’ 5A final
• Nanosponges soak up oil again and again
• Gov. Rick Perry to present “Texas Budget Compact” in Houston
• BGC closes acquisition of Grubb & Ellis, creates Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
• Phillips 66 board of directors revealed
• Conoco dividend offers 4 percent income, not growth
• Oiltanking Partners plans $104M expansion at Houston plant
• Cobalt's Angolan partner under inquiry
• United Space Alliance hands out more pink slips
• Rice Business Plan Competition award winners cash in
• Excel Modular Scaffolding to build new Houston facility
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, April 16, 2012
• The week ahead: Grand tastings, wine dinners and more
• Non-burger spots serving some very good burgers
• Two boys', two girls' soccer teams headed for state tournament
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, April 14, 2012 at 7:30 P.M. CT
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Saturday, April 14
• UHLC prof Tracy Hester moderator at Texas Tribune energy and environment symposium
• Nanosponges soak up oil again and again
• Wells Fargo launches new financial planning brand
• CBRE experts: Houston needs more office space
• CH2M HILL Inc. adding to Houston payroll
• Report: Texas still tops in wind energy production
• Rice Business Plan Competition takes off at a lightning pace
• Rice’s CSWGS establishes Merfish Award
• New "manly" bakery sets up shop
• OFS invests oilfield tools and services
• JPMorgan Chase’s Dimon discusses global affairs, economy
• Tenet Healthcare expects $84M in HHS, CMS settlement
• Scholar, writer Stanley Fish discusses academic freedom in Campbell lectures
• CHBE Pandas rule the day
• Pellerin wins grand prize at Rice Student Film Contest
• Report ranks Houston No. 4 best U.S. city for small business
• Rice’s Luay Nakhleh wins Guggenheim Fellowship
• Dateline Rice for April 13, 2012
• April 21 is Rice Day at Rice Centennial House
• Many of Houston's top public companies lack female board members
• Wade, Bradshaw capture Rice Athletics’ highest honors
• Rice’s Luay Nakhleh wins Guggenheim Fellowship
• Rice’s Christina Hughes wins Udall Scholarship
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, April 13
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, April 13
• When you’re going out for Italian, you usually are not going out for Italian
• Meet this week’s Centennial Stars
• Prosperity, MetroCorp exec pay up in 2011 amid strong earnings
• Myosin motors give cells their muscle
• Stewart Title again tops HBJ's largest title companies list
• People, papers and presentations
• Mayor Parker cites job growth in state of the city address
• Galveston sets new restrictions on beach construction
• Exxon CEO spends more on personal use of company jets
• Menil Collection sets architect finalists for new art building
• CVR Energy confirms meeting with Icahn over buyout offer
• Direct Energy to hire 200 in Houston as HQ shifts south
• Rice University to launch space studies degree
• Texas business owners optimistic about prospects, survey says
• MLB opening week brings mixed results for former area HS stars
• MLB opening week brings mixed results for former area HS stars
• Employee Significance Ceremony & Luncheon
• Tips for making the move in Texas and choosing an electricity provider
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston Texas And Vicinity, Friday, April 13, 2012
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston Texas And Vicinity, Friday, April 13, 2012
• Rice undergrads Lee, Tzouanas and Wat win prestigious Goldwater Scholarships
• HP shares jump higher on PC sales surprise
• Collins and Newborn repeat their HTA Houston Open wins
• Shepherd School presents final symphony orchestra concert of the season
• Shell says it’s not the cause of Gulf oil sheen
• Enterprise, Kinder Morgan executives discuss plans with investors
• Shepherd School presents final symphony orchestra concert of the season
• Houstonians invited to UnConvention
• Kinder Morgan’s pipeline expansion gaining support
• Help students win $10,000 for RSVP and for Rice
• Employees take advantage of RiceFest
• Shoe knew?
• BSA hosts ‘Justice for All’ rally in the Quad
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Thursday, April 12
• Cardtronics partners with 7-Eleven in Canada
• Cal Dive forms joint venture in offshore wind project
• Slideshow: Houston Heights Association's home tour adds new features
• MRC Global prices IPO
• SkyBridge Capital hires John Langston in Houston
• Gas prices trending higher this year than ever before
• New installation at Rice Gallery opens April 13
• Dateline Rice for April 12, 2012
• Rice to offer professional master’s in space studies
• Rice to offer professional master’s in space studies
• Babalung gets babies breathing again
• Babalung gets babies breathing again
• Gasoline prices ease slightly in Houston area
• Delta may buy ConocoPhillips refinery
• Trammell Crow, Principal Real Estate planning 20-story tower for Energy Corridor
• David Spencer appointed Bellicum Pharmaceuticals exec
• Planned Parenthood sues Texas over Medicaid rule
• Energy companies running rigs on natural gas
• Texas, other states back in court with EPA over air pollution rule
• Forum Energy Technologies prices IPO
• Dynegy receives noncompliance notice from NYSE
• The Dome, Abandoned
• Fantasy Land
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, April 12, 2012
• Baker & McKenzie names former prosecutors new partners
• Houston companies among those Pemex sues over stolen condensate
• Slideshow: Asia Society Texas Center unveils new $48M facility
• Centennial video series: The Rice Engineering Show
• Rice University hosts 12th annual Rice Business Plan Competition
• Houston now No. 4 southern market for small businesses, analysis says
• Weingarten Realty selling $382.4M in assets
• Lovins to speak about clean energy at Baker Institute April 17
• First Maryland, next Texas? Laws to ban employers from asking for social media passwords gain traction
• Houston in top 10 of EPA’s Energy Star-certified buildings list
• Family fun at the Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival
• AGs sue Apple, other publishers over price-fixing
• Familiar brand name returning to Houston: Gulf Oil to rebrand local stations
• Mattress Firm's acquisition of Mattress Giant, earnings report push stock up
• Dateline Rice for April 11, 2012
• Auto industry accounts for $7.6B in tax revenue in Texas, report says
• Still in its infancy, hydraulic fracturing rule remains at play
• Best German film of 2011 to screen at Rice April 21
• The best stop for a meal before an Astros game
• Boehner criticizes Obama’s energy record
• Texas first state to spend oil spill settlement on conservation
• Pemex can’t sue ConocoPhillips, Shell over stolen gas
• Mattress Firm buys Mattress Giant for $47M
• Americans support increasing domestic energy production, UT Energy Poll says
• Schlumberger to sell Wilson International to National Oilwell Varco
• Five Houston companies make Forbes' 'most trustworthy' list
• Earth Day events for the family at the Houston Arboretum and Nature Center
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, April 11, 2012
• Santorum out of GOP race for the White House
• Houston Astros to induct players into Walk of Fame
• Still trying to size up Exxon Mobil campus
• Million Air is top U.S. fixed-base operator, report says
• Rick Santorum gives up bid for GOP nomination
• Excargo Services opens new terminal in East Texas
• Foundation Surgical Hospital changes name
• Boating retailer West Marine opens flagship store in Kemah
• Houston's average hourly wage higher than U.S. average
• Dynamo, BBVA Compass kick off 'Building a Better Houston' campaign
• Sugar Land Skeeters name Cox Media official broadcast partner
• Dateline Rice for April 10, 2012
• Rice’s evolution from a trustee’s perspective topic of April 17 Scientia
• 12th annual Rice Business Plan Competition open to the media
• Lovins to speak about clean energy at Baker Institute April 17
• UTMB installing new radiation therapy machine at center in League City
• Americans support variety of energy policies, split by parties, poll says
• University of Texas calls on business leaders to help improve efficiency
• Drilling activity to increase in Gulf of Mexico, industry says
• Chesapeake sells assets for $2.6B
• Marathon Oil sells Alaska assets
• Southwest praises, United criticizes HAS recommendation for international flights at Hobby
• Employee Significance Ceremony & Luncheon
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, April 10, 2012
• There is art in Tomball, Texas!
• Astros option LHP Fernando Abad to Triple-A
• OYO Geospace lands $14M order from TGC Industries
• Restaurant employment grows twice as fast as total job market
• Rice University students build a better neck brace
• Phillips 66 weighs strategy, MLP possibilities
• Best German film of 2011 to screen at Rice April 21
• OrthoAccel grows from a pitch to an orthodontics authority
• Banks have several methods to cover up bad loans, expert says
• Contango sets new joint venture E&P investment
• Earth Day celebrations at Origins and IKEA in Houston
• Elke Laughlin joins NAI Houston
• Libya investigates oil contracts from Gaddafi's rule
• Students focus on creating a better cervical collar
• Dateline Rice for April 9, 2012 (Weekend Edition)
• Students focus on creating a better cervical collar
• Cadence starts health care lending team, to grow in Houston
• A bit touchy: Plants’ insect defenses activated by touch
• A bit touchy: Plants’ insect defenses activated by touch
• Texas' proposed stem-cell policy raising concerns
• ‘Nanobubbles’ plus chemotherapy equals single-cell cancer targeting
• ‘Nanobubbles’ plus chemotherapy equals single-cell cancer targeting
• TSA budget cuts could extend wait times
• Oil prices continue to fall on Iran talks, economic reports
• Fracturing regulation would benefit industry, Interior Secretary says
• Phillips 66 focuses on pipelines, chemicals to limit volatility
• Jersey of former Astros' player Hunter Pence among most popular
• Shakespeare’s Richard III at MST
• Residents of The Buckingham Welcome Spring with Traditional Garden Party
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, April 9, 2012
• Kemah Boardwalk Easter weekend activities
• L’Olivier finally opens
• Top prospect Jonathan Singleton thrilled to get quick look at Minute Maid Park
• Former Franklin Bank execs face SEC fraud charges
• The best Thai in town?
• Astros place Lowrie on 15-day DL, purchase contract of IF Bixler from Triple-A
• Rodeo coaster death suit settlement rejected
• 10 sweet treat alternatives to candy in your Easter basket
• Frost Bank, BBVA Compass new to HBJ's money management list
• Infante’s shutout ends Kempner’s win streak, delivers 23-5A win for Clements
• Banker-turned-consultant brings back lessons from hard road
• March jobs data comes up short
• The house William Marsh Rice called home
• Merrill Lynch overtakes Morgan Stanley on HBJ's stockbrokerage list
• Study, Blinds.com CEO agree: Social media helps management
• Spring cleaning
• Rice seniors Petersen and Wade named Watson Fellows, McNally awarded Zeff Fellowship
• Beer Bike 2012
• Winners of Rice Student Film Contest to be announced April 11
• E-business visionary to give Technology, Society and Public Policy lecture April 12
• JOBS Act signing seen as boost to U.S. entrepreneurs
• BrandExtract names Sean Burnett new COO
• People, papers and presentations
• Another day, another pesky critter found at Houston Customs
• THE CLAY MELTON BAND: Guitar driven modern rock and roll.
• Meet this week’s Centennial Stars
• MFAH brings Google's pioneering Art Project to Houston
• Groups are the driving force of human evolution, Wilson says
• Rice students, eighth-graders form a bicultural bond
• Civic Scientist Lecture to examine role of scientists beyond the lab
• JPMorgan Chase’s Dimon to speak at Baker Institute April 11
• Rice to host Asian Film Festival April 13-15
• Author of ‘Innovation Generation’ to speak at Baker Institute April 10
• Meet the 2012-2013 Graduate Student Association officers
• Rice professor to be featured on BBC World News show
• Loss of sea ice and oil drilling in the Arctic to be discussed at Baker Institute April 9
• Rice University to host 12th annual Rice Business Plan Competition
• Asia could help bring high-speed train to Houston
• Enterprise Products Partners shuts pipeline after puncture
• ConocoPhillips suspends proposed pipeline
• Alamo Drafthouse coming to Vintage Park
• Sorrel Urban Bistro lands on top new restaurant list
• Houston area in top 10 for health care worker demand
• BMC Software awarded for best worldwide briefing program
• A successful Simulation Day for HCC Coleman
• 18 NSF fellowships awarded to students for graduate study
• Campbell Lecture Series April 10-12 to feature Stanley Fish
• Food truck fest returns, May 12-13
• ‘Celebrate Rice’ photo contest captures spirit and beauty of Rice University
• Rice’s Shepherd School of Music announces world premiere of Bolcom’s ‘Ninth Symphony: A Short Symphony in One Movement’
• Houston Aeros host Easter weekend carnival and bunny activities
• Worker killed in Eagle Ford fall
• Tour Minute Maid Park, other MLB stadiums with Google Earth
• Houston area saw 2nd largest paycheck growth, report says
• Electricity consumers value Internet communication
• Job cuts hit 10-month low, new report says
• Bacteria use chat to play the ‘Prisoner’s Dilemma’ game
• ‘Celebrate Rice’ photo contest captures spirit and beauty of Rice University
• White Deer private equity invests in Houston drilling tools company
• Slideshow: Go behind the scenes with Houston's 40 Under 40
• Open enrollment for health benefits begins April 9
• Francesca's to offer another 9M shares of common stock
• Expert Alert: Population estimates show Texas has largest increase in growth
• Dateline Rice for March 5, 2012
• Copper chains: Study reveals Earth’s deep-seated hold on copper
• Copper chains: Study reveals Earth’s deep-seated hold on copper
• Centennial video series: The Chemistry Building
• Rice to open its doors for UnConvention April 12-14
• Hines reverts back to roots with newest Houston project
• BBVA Compass sign goes up at Houston Dynamo stadium
• Easter basket alternatives: Baskets to gifts
• Houston drivers get a breather as gas prices hold steady this week
• Rep. Ted Poe wants you to talk about the port
• Strategic American Oil changes name, broadens mission
• SeqWright sells to General Electric
• Kinder Morgan lands new CO2 sales contracts
• ConocoPhillips to distribute Phillips 66 stock
• Post Oak Energy sells National Specialty Alloys
• David Berger named president of Association of VA Surgeons
• Talos gets $600M investment to form new E&P company
• The Stripper Reporter
• Friendswood Public Library: Spring Craft. Ages 5 -12 yrs.
• F.I.G. (Friendswood Is Great) Festival and Auto & Bike Extravaganza
• Spring Sparkle
• Kid Fish Event
• Kingwood Park boys bounced from 4A soccer playoffs
• Kingwood Park boys bounced from 4A soccer playoffs
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston Texas And Vicinity, Thursday, April 5, 2012
• Astros set 2012 Opening Day roster
• Collins and Newborn draw top billing in HTA Houston Open tournament
• Happ turns in solid outing as Astros tie Chicago White Sox in exhibition game
• Veteran slugger Adam Dunn takes pride in returning to hometown to play Astros
• Cheerios hosts breakfast and a book at HEB Tomball literacy center
• Cowabunga! Gala a crashing success
• Students’ global health projects honored at Rice 360˚ competition
• Houston region ranks high in industry, low in education, study says
• Mercer names new Houston office leader
• Most workers expect a raise for the first time in 4 years
• American Spectrum divests properties, pays down debt
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awards $9.5M Houston Ship Channel dredging contract
• Crown Castle withdraws senior notes offer
• Beware of RINO's in upcoming primary
• Computer Explorers names new president
• Dynegy to settle with creditors
• Astros Rule 5 draftee Rhiner Cruz thrilled to get chance at big league level
• Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas generated $29.3M economic impact in Houston
• Slideshow: Astrodome crumbles while awaiting decision on its fate
• Loss of sea ice and oil drilling in the Arctic to be discussed at Baker Institute April 9
• JPMorgan Chase’s Dimon to speak at Baker Institute April 11
• A lesson on airline complaints, from United
• Astros option OF Shuck to Triple-A
• UnConvention: Calling all Houstonians
• Wild Well hired to help plug gas leak
• Civic Scientist Lecture 2012: Better educating the public and policymakers about science
• Author of ‘Innovation Generation’ to speak at Baker Institute April 10
• SBA names Houston district 2012 award winners
• Waste Management trash could be a gold mine
• Anadarko finds gas reservoir in Mozambique well
• BPZ Energy snags two experienced directors
• Apache prices $3B notes to pay for acquisition
• Texas' need for health information technology workers greater than expected, study says
• Judy Blume's Superfudge
• Day Trips: Bayou Wildlife Park in Alvin, Texas
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, April 4, 2012
• Lakeshore Learning: Fancy Feathered Bird
• Lakeshore Learning: Little Gardener Apron
• Lakeshore Learning: Cowboy Boot Bag
• LifeWorks: Motivate
• Moody's improves outlook for small oil and gas E&P firms
• Two Houston arts organizations set for merger
• Nike unveils new Houston Texans uniforms
• Linn Energy, Anadarko form $400M joint venture
• Duperron Group picks Houston for first U.S. investment
• Astros set preliminary minor league rosters
• Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, joins Google's worldwide Art Project
• Easter events, activities and egg hunts: Biggest and best in Houston
• Several bidders eye ConocoPhillips refinery, reports say
• Texas businesses 'overwhelmingly opposed' to health care reform, report says
• Dateline Rice for April 3, 2012
• A Smash Hit—Smashburger crushes convention
• Houston now No. 5 in population, overtakes Philadelphia
• Kinky Friedman getting into tequila
• Harrell ready to make impression on organization as member of Astros' rotation
• Programming computers to help computer programmers
• Programming computers to help computer programmers
• The Aldridge Co. completes acquisition of Extreme Technologies branch
• Crown Castle offers senior notes
• Carl Icahn wins battle in CVR Energy takeover fight
• Synthesis Energy to create China business platform
• Main Street exits construction firm investments
• Outlook for midstream energy sector is positive, Moody's says
• Four Houston accounting companies named top firms by Accounting Today
• Astros manager Brad Mills decides on club's starting rotation to kick off season
• Johnson, Ruggiano belt homers for Astros in exhibition win over Corpus Christi
• Astros announce group of pitchers to make first career Opening Day roster
• HCC takes part in initiative to increase college graduation rates
• A successful Simulation Day for HCC Coleman
• Astros option RHP Jordan Lyles to Triple-A
• Astros option RHP Jordan Lyles to Triple-A
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, April 3, 2012
• Astros CF Jordan Schafer expecting to be ready for Opening Day against Rockies
• Pilot Light Group announces location of their new restaurant
• Emergency Alert System extended the severe thunderstorm warning until 4:45 p.m.
• "A Case for Excellence" unveiled
• Rice solar car places second in Shell Eco-marathon
• Emergency Alert System has issued a severe thunderstorm warning until 4:15 p.m.
• Kinder Morgan to take over El Paso building
• Texas nears population milestone, remains 2nd largest state
• Slideshow: Sugar Land Skeeters set to make a splash with new stadium
• McCormick & Schmick's closes another Florida location
• StubHub: NCAA basketball final tickets could be cheapest ever
• PrimeFlight Aviation Services to lay off 276 at IAH
• Noble Energy, Apache office leases add to Q1 gain in Houston
• Dateline Rice for April 2, 2012 (Weekend Edition)
• Gershowitz wins top award
• Enterprise Products reorganizes leadership
• Ronn Motor Co. changes name, has reverse stock split
• Global Security Agency, International Defense Technologies partner on defense contracts
• Several perform well this spring as Astros conclude Grapefruit League play
• Luhnow, Astros announce group of players to make first Opening Day roster
• Astros option IF Wallace to Triple-A Oklahoma City
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, April 2, 2012
• The 55th Annual Montgomery County Fair & Rodeo is coming
• Texans hosting Northwestern State cornerback Jeremy Lane
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, March 31, 2012 at 7:30 P.M. CT
• Astros fall victim to five homers by Yankees in Grapefruit League home finale
• Something to crave: The new Spring menu at Max’s Wine Dive
• Astros Rule 5 Draft pick Rhiner Cruz showing promise after slow start to spring
• Raiders becoming Houston west
• Lufkin outlasts College Park in 11 innings
• HCC legend, Paris designer shine at 2012 Passion for Fashion Luncheon
• HCC Northwest wins Star Award for <i>10,000 Small Businesses</i>
• Apply for scholarships at HCC
• <h1><i><font color="#4f8baa">ADVANCE YOUR PLAN</i> this Summer</font></h1>
• Astros LHP Happ tosses eight solid innings versus Nats in minor league game
• RHP Lance Pendleton, minor league IF Jimmy Van Ostrand released by Astros
• Bank robbery epidemic hits Montgomery County
• UHLC welcomes new students
• People's Law School re-convenes April 7
• TaxMasters ordered to pay $195M in fraud verdict
• Rice to install Texas' first IBM 'Blue Gene' supercomputer
• Entrepreneurs up their game for the Rice Business Plan Competition
• KTRU available via iHeartRadio
• Texas No. 1 state for hospitality job growth
• Find out about Child Advocates, Inc. in Houston
• A ‘thank you’ from United Way
• Group 1 Automotive acquires Kansas City dealership
• UHLC Professor Emeritus Wright dies at 84
• Exxon, ConocoPhillips, BP strike Alaska settlement deal
• CPRIT awards $20M to Rice, MD Anderson Cancer Center
• Rice to offer Latin American studies major
• Two Rice students named Truman Scholars
• ‘Geronimo’ on display at BRC
• Astros release veteran pitcher Livan Hernandez
• Texas receives $90M from FEMA for UTMB repairs
• Houston developers leaning toward tiltwall construction?
• Rebel Download Band at Papa’s on the Lake’s Texas Music Series 2012
• Love at first byte? Online dating for science types
• Job loss is still occurring in today’s economy and in Montgomery County
• HBJ's Celebrate Enterprise honors Houston's capitalists
• Rice student-athletes earn honors for achievement in the classroom
• Lunch Bunch dines at Martel College April 4
• Astros IF Brett Wallace focusing on bringing aggressive mindset to field in 2012
• CPRIT awards $20M to Rice, MD Anderson Cancer Center
• Rice University, IBM partner to bring first Blue Gene supercomputer to Texas
• People, papers and presentations
• GSA earns Brandy Award
• Houston philanthropist, Rice friend Isabel Brown Wilson dies at 80
• Chemical engineers drive to victory
• Vantage Drilling subsidiary to offer $775M in senior notes
• Lone Star College signs workforce training partnership with Brazil
• HISD trustees asked to implement new vendor rules
• BP accuses U.S. of withholding Gulf oil spill evidence
• Space City Credit Union merges with Independence Parkway
• Texas CEO confidence higher than nationwide
• Texas ranks No. 3 in retail job growth
• Rice University, IBM partner to bring first Blue Gene supercomputer to Texas
• Saying “Au Revoir” to Chef and Restauranteur Georges Guy
• Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-*** Wit of Molly Ivins
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston Texas And Vicinity, Friday, March 30, 2012
• Clariant Oil inks 10-year North Sea deal with Talisman
• Texas ranks No. 3 for financial job growth
• Sam Houston Race Park selections for Thursday, March 29
• This weekend in Houston high school sports: March 30-April 1
• Emergency Alert System has announced a Flash Flood Warning
• Rice students share Alternative Spring Break experiences
• Spring Branch Medical Center reorganizes hospital
• Martel turns 10
• Rice’s Baker Institute to partner with Brazilian think tank Fundação Getúlio Vargas
• Small Houston companies dominate Social Madness competition
• Rice’s Baker Institute to partner with Brazilian think tank Fundação Getúlio Vargas
• Will Rice College addition earns LEED Silver rating
• Charlie Lucas Band headlines Papa's on the Lake 2012 Texas Music Series March 30
• Astros SS Jed Lowrie, OF Schafer battling injuries over final week of camp
• Senate blocks bill to end oil company tax breaks
• A guide to Easter brunches in Houston
• T. Boone Pickens defends fracking, predicts high oil prices
• ROCKETT QUEEN: Royalty at Super Happy Fun Land
• Houston's gas prices still on the rise as March comes to an end
• Best Buy not expected to close stores in Houston
• Charlie Lucas Band, Rebel Download Band kick off Papa’s 2012 Texas Music Series
• NorTex changes name to reflect midstream focus
• Green Bank chief on Dallas, future expansion plans
• Dateline Rice for March 29, 2012
• Unconvention-al billboard
• Centennial video series: The Owl
• LAUNCH prepares for second liftoff
• Rice earns multiple honors at AIA Houston Design Awards
• Ozone mandates require state, federal efforts, study says
• Alumnus named Texan of the Year
• ‘Father of sociobiology’ to present final talk in President’s Lecture Series
• Astros to host two special tailgating events to enhance fan experience in 2012
• As 4A soccer playoffs loom, Friendswood squads prepare to bring trophies home
• Radio Blues
• In Search of Spring Break: Then and Now
• In Search of Spring Break
• Next steps outlined for McNair Campus development
• Cust signs minor league deal with Yankees just one day after release from Astros
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, March 29, 2012
• Galveston SWAT Call Ends In Suicide
• Grand Prix returns to Houston with Shell Oil sponsorship
• Genesis Energy completes public offering
• Will the rise of social media signal the end of tech-challenged businesses?
• RHP Del Rosario, Bixler among next round of players cut by Astros this spring
• Shell Houston Open teeing off
• Houston construction contracts increase
• President Obama-healthcare final day summary of Supreme Court arguments
• MRC Global sets terms of IPO
• Texas Attorney General responds to Clean Air Act ruling
• ‘Science and the Media’ panel includes NBC’s Bazelle and CBS’ Burkholder
• How to pick and prepare a perfect Easter ham
• Dateline Rice for March 28, 2012
• Energy recruiters say planning may break 'silver tsunami'
• Texas ranks No. 3 for income growth, led by mining
• High gas? Bye, gas!
• Former national security adviser to speak at Baker Institute
• Rice solar car ready to roll
• States keep up with ozone mandates
• Green Bank buys Opportunity Bank in North Texas
• States keep up with ozone mandates
• Cadence scoops up national restaurant lending team
• Houston port's increase in steel tonnage drives up revenue
• OKRA to provide Houston bars, restaurants with bike racks
• Westlake Chemical opens Singapore office space
• Texas makes strides with federal Clean Air Act ruling
• Del Taco to open more than 40 Houston restaurants
• BP makes first move into Utica shale
• Jacobs Engineering wins Texas consulting contract
• Texas manufacturing surge fuels job growth, report says
• Bogusevic aiming to achieve goal of locking down starting job for Astros in 2012
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, March 28, 2012
• Transparent memory chips are coming
• Rice Space Institute names new director, executive director
• Transparent memory chips are coming
• Out with the bankrupt food ministries, in with Mid America Foods
• Meet this week’s Centennial Stars
• Natural gas prices deflate, impact varies by industry segment
• Astros erase early deficit by piling on runs en route to stellar win over Tigers
• President Obama-healthcare, the Supreme Court summary of the 2nd day’s arguments
• Houston Technology Center names Umesh Verma chairman
• ‘Geronimo’ debuts at Rice University’s BRC March 29
• JOBS Act clears Congress, heads to Obama's desk
• BP oil spill stressed Gulf deep-sea corals
• Take President Bush's advice: Donate your used suit to a soldier
• GroundForce Building Systems enters Houston market
• Texas ranks high for adding government jobs
• FuelQuest raises $10M in funding
• Jason Cassidy: "What If" or "Who Cares"?
• Brian Evans Band Performed at Big Texas
• Post Oak Energy commits $60M to Crown Oil Partners
• BGC Partners gets approval to buy Grubb & Ellis assets
• Dateline Rice for March 27, 2012
• Open house March 30 at Rice Campus Observatory
• Expert Alert: Is ‘Obamacare’ right for America?
• Astros release OF Jack Cust, LHP Zach Duke in latest round of spring cuts
• Barron lab intern repeats win at Houston science fair
• Sign up for the HCC/UH Joint Admissions Program
• Texas loses 8,600 jobs, $7.7B from less natural gas use
• Senate progresses bill to halt oil company tax breaks
• Petrobras America sues for $180M in Gulf accident
• ‘Science and the Media’ panel includes NBC’s Bazelle and CBS’ Burkholder
• Houston Baptist University considers scrapping its name
• Enbridge, Enterprise increase shipments on Bakken-Gulf Coast pipeline
• Former national security adviser to speak at Baker Institute
• Barron's names Exxon's Rex Tillerson a 'world's best' CEO
• Texas still leads U.S. for private-sector jobs
• Plan your future with HCC's new Web tool 'Career Coach'
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, March 27, 2012
• Houston Dining 2012 has been updated again
• Texans will have to wait until next year for compensatory picks
• Gallery Furniture fire suspect ruled mentally incompetent
• What to expect at the largest children's festival in the U.S.
• UHLC Dean talks tuition
• UHLC advocacy teams excel
• Nanostarfruits are pure gold for research
• Big banks still big in Houston
• Bernadina paces Lannan, Nationals to Grapefruit League victory over Astros
• Waste Management finds its own ‘Mad Men’
• Energy Transfer completes Southern Union merger
• Wile Interests, Stream Realty building new office space
• Sean Gorman, others from Dewey & LeBoeuf join AZA law firm
• Texas manufacturing activity stays steady in March
• Two Houston credit unions rank in top 100 nationwide
• Slideshow: Texas Children's Hospital opens Pavilion for Women
• Rice University receives $25 million gift
• Rice receives $25 million naming gift from alumnus Robert Klein for a new social sciences building
• Nanostarfruits are pure gold for research
• Cadence-Encore deal was second try, shadowed by another bank
• Astros minor league RHP Kirk Clark experiences lifelong memory versus Braves
• Vanguard Natural Resources to offer $300M in senior notes
• Rock Hill Capital Group invests in mud logging company
• Exterran compensated $112M for Venezuelan nationalized assets
• Cooper Industries looks to sell jointly owned tool business
• Eagle Ford Midstream expands natural gas pipeline
• Houston No. 1 relocation center, report says
• NASCAR's Tony Stewart ready for Office Depot relaunch
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, March 26, 2012
• Astros drop two in ballclub's first split-squad game action of spring play
• Perbacco is temporarily closed
• Astros CF Schafer inching closer to return after suffering sprained left hand
• Texans on short list of teams not acquiring new players via free agency
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, March 24, 2012 at 7:30 P.M. CT
• Moore hits three-run homer in ninth as Astros escape with win in extra frame
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Saturday, March 24
• Astros reliever Sergio Escalona to undergo season-ending left elbow surgery
• Texans draft needs list continues to grow
• Bill Archer, Dewey Wayne and more Saturday's WEA BBQ Cook-off, Dickinson - Free
• MetroCorp continues streak, stock up 10%
• Aeros to air games on ESPN 97.5
• AT&T seeds MD Anderson telesurgery program with $1M
• Astros pitching takes no-hitter into seventh against Nationals en route to win
• Rice receives $25 million naming gift from alumnus Robert Klein for a new social sciences building
• U.S. natural gas rig count drops to 10-year low
• Vaalco Energy shares surge in heavy volume
• Sprinkles Cupcake ATM is Houston bound
• Houston No. 1 in new job growth last year
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, March 23
• Sugar Land Skeeters sell out reserved seats for five home games
• Chao Center hosts ‘Communist Feminism(s)’ conference
• SBA to host small business conference in Houston
• Houston polo mogul guilty in DUI manslaughter trial
• ‘Geronimo’ debuts at BRC March 29
• World leaders’ rhetoric recalls familiar tune on Iran and oil markets
• New garden, sculpture a ‘magnificent gift’
• Paredes among next round of cuts as Astros trim down Spring Training roster
• People, papers and presentations
• Thresher named best newspaper by College Media Association
• 42 teams from around the world to compete in 2012 Rice Business Plan Competition
• 42 teams from around the world to compete in 2012 Rice Business Plan Competition
• Rice to host College DJ Battle March 28
• Houston MetroRail exceeds small business goal
• Rice’s HERE Project presents ‘Graffiti, B-Boy and B-Girl Exhibition’ March 27
• Houston Business Journal reveals Residential Real Estate Award winners
• NASA selects Texas companies for architecture, engineering services
• Valero, Chesapeake considering natural-gas fueling stations
• Houston-area congressmen against international flights at Hobby
• Mischer to expand master-planned Cypress Creek Lakes
• Stanford's request for new trial denied
• Waste Management names new chief strategy officer
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston Texas And Vicinity, Friday, March 23, 2012
• Sterling Construction exec buys $50K worth of stock
• HBJ reveals Residential Real Estate Award winners
• Rule change proposals on agenda at upcoming NFL owners meeting
• Sam Houston Race Park Quarter Horse preview (and picks for Thursday, March 22)
• Horse gets injured...
• UHLC earns an 'A' for job transparency
• Former UN ambassador warns of US vulnerability
• Target Logistics develops worker housing for booming shale play
• Astros unable to generate offense against R.A. Dickey, Mets en route to loss
• Jones Partners Thought Leadership Series to host ‘Reflections on the Oil and Gas Industry’
• Rice Oil and Gas HPC Workshop highlights industry challenges
• U.S. Senate passes amended JOBS Act
• SBA partners with corporations for supply chain program
• Panel talks energy regulation, environment and Motley Crue
• Houston area a leader in master planned community development
• Obama calls for fast-tracking Keystone pipeline
• Energy standards groups team up
• Eureka Hunter to buy TransTex Gas Services for $58.5M
• Rice to celebrate work of documentary filmmaker Surabhi Sharma
• Centennial video series: The Rice Trolley
• Stoffel aiming for breakout season as he continues to adjust to Astros' system
• Building dates set for Rice Centennial House
• Dateline Rice for March 22, 2012
• Cooking better biochar: Study improves recipe for soil additive
• Cooking better biochar: Study improves recipe for soil additive
• Memorial Hermann’s Exemplary Clinical Quality Earns Place Among America’s 50 Best Hospitals Three Years Running
• Eight proposals win support from Faculty Initiative Fund
• U.S. jobless claims hit 4-year low
• JOBS Act moving forward in Senate
• Brazil files charges against Chevron, Transocean execs
• HCC Insurance names William Burke COO
• Stanford seeks new trial
• Slideshow: Rice Design Alliance 2012 Architecture Tour highlights homes
• Houston top city for women-owned business revenue
• Rice U. study: Childhood hunger policies should target neighborhoods
• Rice U. study: Childhood hunger policies should target neighborhoods
• I Am That Child Paints Real Faces Of Aids, Poverty And Sexism As Encountered On Cameroon Mission
• Nasal irrigation wards off sinus infections
• Setting Boundaries
• The Columbine Effect
• Lowering the Boom
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, March 22, 2012
• Two Houston restaurateurs named James Beard Award finalists
• Texans roster checkup, pre-draft edition
• Supreme court sides with property owners challenging EPA
• Royals GM Moore views Humberto Quintero as ideal solution to club's situation
• Grubb & Ellis auction canceled
• This week’s Centennial Stars
• Texas ranks No. 3 for best states to make a living
• Worldwide organizations launch entrepreneurship program
• Learn about ‘Playing with Atomic Layers’ at Rice Science Café March 22
• Moody’s upgrades Hercules Offshore after recapitalization
• Houston businesses drop their pencils, pick up Groupon Scheduler
• Flight attendant sues Houston's CAMAC over African detention
• Expert advice on choosing a family pet
• Dateline Rice for March 21, 2012
• Journalist Starobin to discuss Russian politics at Baker Institute
• San Jacinto College to build mariner training facility
• Filiu to discuss ‘Arab Awakening’ at Baker Institute
• BP oil spill contaminated Gulf food chain, study says
• MidSouth Bank's new Sabine Region includes Beaumont, Vidor
• Journalist Starobin to discuss Russian politics at Baker Institute
• What sank the Titanic?
• Landry's releases 2012 financial projections
• French giant Bureau Veritas acquires TH Hill
• MetroCorp opens with another high
• 20 Years Later And Not A Clue In Teens Murder
• Dateline Rice for March 20, 2012
• Seneca Capital sells Dynegy shares
• Transocean shareholders' suit over rig explosion dismissed
• A non-knee-jerk reaction to the DeMeco Ryans trade, Texans offseason
• Oil prices up after industry report
• HP to revamp printer and PC divisions
• Obama to call for expediting portion of Keystone XL
• San Jacinto College partners with Houston orgs to offer cyber security training
• FMC Technologies receives $70M subsea production system contract
• Texans continue salary purge, trade Ryans
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, March 21, 2012
• The Best Linguine and Clams, Perbacco
• Astros deal Quintero, Bourgeois to Royals for Chapman, player to be named later
• Kraton Polymers completes $100M debt offering
• Landry's considers options to refinance debt
• Hercules Offshore acquires offshore rig, offers stock and senior notes
• Washington Mutual saga ends with completion of Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Star Pipe Products agrees to settle FTC charges
• Carriage Services sets top executives' salaries
• Waste Management launches Vendor Alliance Program
• Do we underestimate Houston’s financial prowess?
• Nobel laureate Curl to discuss books that shaped his world March 28
• NSBRI, BCM Center for Space Medicine dedicated at BRC
• Phillips 66 to build new Houston headquarters
• Join Whole Foods in supporting Empty Bowls and the Houston Food Bank
• CVR Energy again rejects Carl Icahn's tender offer
• Berkman praises hiring of Luhnow as Astros look to restore team into winner
• Case Commercial recruits Scott Davis from NAI
• Enterprise expanding Eagle Ford network
• Oil prices drop on Saudi Arabia speculation
• Texas had second-highest startup rate in 2011
• Williams Partners buys Marcellus pipeline for $2.5B
• BP judge wants documents made public
• Apple, AT&T see record iPad sales
• Americans desire diverse energy policies, including fracking, study says
• Stanford investors' class action suits reinstated
• Moody's upgrades Nabors' outlook from negative to stable
• Episcopal Priest Elizabeth Geitz - I Am That Child Paints Real Faces Of AIDS...
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, March 20, 2012
• Wallace blasts three-run homer to help pace Astros to second straight win
• TaxMasters files for bankruptcy protection
• Granite Properties to build new Westchase office tower
• Valentino’s 40th anniversary dinners, a delicious history on the plate
• Dateline Rice for March 19, 2012 (Weekend Edition)
• Astros to emphasize team's passion by launching ROOT! ROOT! ROOT! campaign
• Sprinkles cupcakes welcomes Apple store
• Ford Motor executive talks up Houston
• Dallas Theological Seminary - week of 03/19
• Independence Contract Drilling raises additional capital
• Drilltec sold to two new PE investors
• MetroCorp still riding high despite earnings revision
• Astros CF Jordan Schafer listed as day-to-day after suffering left hand sprain
• Eagle Rock earns $19M from warrants offering
• ‘Child Abuse 101’ free workshops hosted by ESCAPE Family Resource Center
• Howard Hughes, Huntsman consider construction in The Woodlands
• Celebrate Spring with these fun family activities
• Baker, Donelson expands its Houston footprint
• Indian district plans to adopt 50,000 I-slate tablets
• McDermott unit wins Dubai offshore work
• Apple discusses plans for its $97.6B cash stockpile
• Filiu to discuss ‘Arab Awakening’ at Baker Institute
• Brazil to file charges against Chevron, Transocean execs
• Texas drought impact worse than expected
• QR Energy to buy $230M worth of oil properties
• Texas scores 68 percent in public integrity
• Houston Rodeo roundup: Final attendance and auctions
• Houston MetroRail construction projects nearly halfway complete
• Indian district plans to adopt 50,000 I-slate tablets
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, March 19, 2012
• Top seeds named for National Men's 70 and 75 Indoor Championships
• Astros snap three-game Grapefruit League skid with victory over New York Mets
• Summing up the first week of Texans free agency
• Canó connects for three-run homer to lift Kuroda, Yankees to win over Astros
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, March 17, 2012 at 1:15 P.M. CT
• What about that other Celtic specialty, haggis?
• Heyward sets foundation with grand slam to lead Braves to victory over Astros
• Joe Mancuso | Anodyne - Houston Press Review
• Texas Attorney General sues U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over funding cut
• Three Houstonians named to Texas Credit Union League Board
• Escalona, Quintero working to get back on field for Grapefruit League games
• March Madness takes over the workplace
• Spectra Energy and Waste Management make most-ethical companies list
• Port of Houston sees a future in Asian partnerships
• Carrizo to sell Barnett Shale properties for $190M
• Houston ranks No. 11 on Orkin's 'bed bug cities' list
• United Recovery Systems acquires Illinois collection agency
• Texas to lose women's health funds
• Dateline Rice for March 16, 2012
• Slideshow: Highland Village Apple Store opening attracts hundreds
• HackRice
• RETRO CARS WONDERWEEK
• ‘Graffiti, B-Boy and B-Girl Exhibition’ opens March 27
• Rice to host College DJ Battle March 28
• QUE VIVAN LOS NIOS! HOORAY, KIDS!
• EARTH DAY EXTRAVAGANZA
• MONEY SMARTS WONDERWEEK
• Jones School and 13 grad programs rank among nation’s top 25 in new US News rankings
• Obama mulls tapping oil reserves to ease gas prices
• Customers worldwide line up for Apple's new iPads
• Houston Rodeo breaks attendance records
• Writing Assignment Turns into an Open-Mic Night at North Houston College
• New fracking rules would hamper production, API says
• Patterson-UTI Energy CEO Hall set to retire
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, March 16, 2012
• St. Patrick's Day party planning: Crafts, party favors and free printables
• Six St. Patrick's Day recipes: Corned Beef & Cabbage to Bread Pudding
• Shell Chemical looks to Pennsylvania for refinery site
• Sheryl Lyons named Achilles Group CEO
• Astros minor league pitcher Angel Heredia suspended 50 games for positive test
• KILT 100.3 FM goes "Erin Go Braugh" for St. Patrick's Day! Best
• Astros fall behind early against Blue Jays en route to Grapefruit League loss
• HTA invites beginners to learn the game
• KTRU Outdoor Show on St. Patrick’s Day
• Pi Day 2012 at Rice
• Learn about ‘Playing with Atomic Layers’ at Rice Science Café March 22
• Hindman Garden to be dedicated March 22
• Rice Environmental Club hosts electronics recycling drive March 17, 18
• Rice unveils new mystery for teen-focused CSI game
• Rice unveils new mystery for teen-focused CSI game
• Magellan Midstream expands Houston pipeline capacity
• People, papers and presentations
• Landry's Golden Nugget evacuated after fire
• Twin Eagle power and gas unit rebrands as ENCOA
• MetroCorp stock jumps, then dips after Q4 earnings revision
• TAB Bank sets up shop in Houston
• Plains Pipeline begins open season for Baker-to-Billings pipeline
• Galleria gets new general manager
• Astros make second round of cuts this spring by optioning, reassigning players
• UH professor discusses acclaimed memoir-turned-movie
• Dateline Rice for March 15, 2012
• Meet this week’s Centennial Stars
• News.rice.edu is ‘like a superstore’
• Rice named to President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• Jones School and 13 graduate programs rank among nation’s top 25 in new US News rankings
• Houston receives IBM Smarter Cities Challenge grant
• Rice hosts National Association for Graduate and Professional Students Southcentral Regional Conference
• Bilingual immigrants are healthier, according to new Rice study
• Bilingual immigrants are healthier, according to new Rice study
• Kinder Morgan will divest assets to close El Paso buyout in May
• Noble Energy to sell natural gas to Israel Electric Corp.
• Texas spent $500M on workers' unused vacation time
• Auto dealers rebound with record sales
• David Weekley Homes only Houston firm on J.D. Power's 2012 customer service list
• Surging oil prices load up BP's cash for spill claims
• AirTran adds flights between Houston and Branson
• India cannot achieve China-like growth without reforms
• East Texas bank postpones vote on Prosperity buyout
• Main Street invests in Utah medical college
• India cannot achieve China-like growth without reforms
• Arian Foster to host youth football camp
• Breaking It Down: The Hard Stuff
• Breaking It Down
• Stoppard Trilogy
• EMT Hires Hit Man
• Astros capitalize on four-run inning en route to solid victory against St. Louis
• UHD named to 2012 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, March 15, 2012
• Rumor mill: Texans possibly trading Ben Tate?
• Rice video: Cohen House: The first faculty club in Texas
• Nearly 800,000 deaths prevented by declines in smoking
• Nearly 800,000 deaths prevented by declines in smoking
• RigNet opens Brazil office
• Spire Realty buys Galleria-area office building
• AFNB Holdings Inc. No. 2 on best-performing list
• Texas transportation group, Energy Alliance link up
• Banks fire back at Fed over failed stress test
• University of Houston Law Center maintains high ranking among top law schools
• Baylor College of Medicine top Houston school on U.S. News' med school list
• Dateline Rice for March 14, 2012
• Quintero welcomes responsibility of being leader, teaching young Astros players
• Astros ink catcher Landon Powell to minor league contract with invite to camp
• Sterling Construction shares down on Q4 loss
• Cheniere offers 21M shares
• Francesca's stock rises on positive Q4 results
• Does high-priced Cadence-Encore bank deal give sellers leverage?
• St. Patrick's Day parades in Houston
• The team might be the worst, but the concessions are rated near the top
• Chesapeake, EV Energy partner on $900M Ohio pipeline
• Moody Gardens Hotel gets $20M facelift
• BP settlement reassures nervous investors
• Citigroup, 3 others fail federal bank stress tests
• Keystone pipeline decision a 'no-brainer,' Bush says
• Celltex Therapeutics' stem-cell practices called into question
• Select Energy inks Permian Basin water services deal
• Houston tech job growth soars
• Shepherd School presents works from J. Strauss, Gounod and Puccini for spring opera
• Economic and social growth of developing nations may increase obesity, says new Rice University study
• Economic and social growth of developing nations may increase obesity, says new Rice University study
• UIL hoops tourney attendance impacted by SXSW
• Chris Hedrick: Implied Utility
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, March 14, 2012
• Tracking Texans free agency moves
• Harris County Judge Emmett fires budget and finance adviser
• Bixler connects for three-run homer in 10th to lead Astros to impressive win
• Shepherd School presents works from J. Strauss, Gounod and Puccini for spring opera
• Global Urban Lab participants discover Istanbul over spring break
• 360clean to expand into Houston market
• Hilcorp Energy applies for Colorado drilling permits
• Cancer epigenetics: breakthrough in ID’ing target genes
• Cancer epigenetics: breakthrough in ID’ing target genes
• Plains All American commences debt offering
• Murphy Oil chairman dead at age 72
• Emissions standards a concern for refiners, Moody’s says
• United exec discusses merger progress
• Trio of Astros battling injuries this spring continue to bounce back in workouts
• Springer, DeShields among Astros players reassigned to Minor League camp
• Southwest Airlines plans to offer Houston to D.C. flights
• Apple Store opens this week in Houston's Highland Village
• Dateline Rice for March 13, 2012
• CEO turnover dips slightly, remains high
• Rice MBA ranks in top 25 nationally in US News
• Anadarko to increase capital spending 13 percent
• Woodlands man faces jail time over Ponzi scheme
• Port of Houston's purchasing department under scrutiny
• New oil discoveries could ease Iran-stoked price hikes
• City of Houston settles with Ashby developer
• Trustee urged to handle Dynegy bankruptcy case
• Houston employment outlook eases, remains strong
• California firm acquires Sugar Land office buildings
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, March 13, 2012
• Health & Wellness Week 2012 at Houston's Health Museum
• RHP Weiland shines as Astros snap three-game losing streak in win over Yankees
• Spring break family fun at IKEA
• Oxheart Restaurant to open March 15th
• Hold off on judging Texans' move to release Winston
• Texans release Winston in surprise move, plus other roster cuts
• Ex-Astros IF Dickie Thon proud as son works hard to carry on family legacy
• Houston Rodeo auctions rake in millions
• RigNet extends TAQA Bratani contract
• Houston among top U.S. cities for transportation jobs
• Baylor expands genetics lab in Latin America
• University General partners with NeWeigh for expanded bariatric program
• Little Woodrow's to open new Heights location
• CommunityBank to build Pasadena branch
• Dateline Rice for March 12, 2012
• Hola RodeoHouston: Time to tweak the lineup?
• Expert Alert: All eyes on the South
• Locatelli’s Pizza to open new restaurant
• Houston No. 7 most-competitive city in U.S., report says
• U.S. bank stress tests to be revealed this week
• Metals USA acquires Gregor Technologies
• NASA sees more Russian-led space flights in future
• Chesapeake looks for Asian investors
• Houston attorney encouraged by BP spill settlement terms
• Texas City hospital frets over rising charity case costs
• Rice University to celebrate Pi Day and founder’s birthday with 2,012 pies
• Analysis: Houston real estate sector generates $1.95B in salaries
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, March 12, 2012
• Flat salary cap challenges teams like Texans
• Astros, Tigers matchup at Osceola County Stadium called off due to rain
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Sunday, March 11
• Houston woman jailed for sex with 12-year-old she met at church
• A decent wine for $5? It’s even a much better deal than that.
• LHP Escalona to toss first bullpen session since being sidelined with sore elbow
• Yates' 4A title bid slips away at the free throw line
• Travis defeats Warren, prepares to take on Flower Mound Marcus for 5A title
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, March 10, 2012 at 7:00 P.M. CT
• Bautista blasts two homers to lead Blue Jays to another victory over Astros
• Romney emails show need of Houstonians to scrutinize media as much as candidates
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Saturday, March 10 (Corrected date)
• Mother of 10 leaves one child at restaurant by mistake after party
• Crane pleased with early results as Astros work to build momentum for 2012
• Four Houston flights struck by lightning during same storm
• Blue Jays capitalize on productive offense, stellar pitching in win over Astros
• Super championship juniors 12-14 play first leg of HTA Houston Open
• Single malt scotch whisky suggestions for the budget conscious
• Astros set to wear original Colt .45s jersey for pair of home matchups in April
• Examiner says Dynegy transfer fraudulent, stock plummets
• Is high-profile Grandbridge team heading to CBRE Group?
• Two arrested for robbery of girl scouts during cookie sale
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, March 9
• Anadarko Algeria deal seen as huge boost to stock price
• Astros to wear Colt .45 jerseys
• Houston airports expect 1M spring break passengers
• El Paso shareholders approve Kinder Morgan takeover
• Houston’s job numbers show dramatic year-over-year growth
• Crane's desire to listen allows for Astros to provide exceptional fan experience
• Resolution Real Estate building $21M apartments
• WCA Waste stockholders approve merger
• Did SBA lending in Houston eat into conventional lending?
• Rice painters get certified in green
• A framework for the future
• Dateline Rice for March 9, 2012
• BSA to celebrate black culture and identity at annual Soul Night
• Lessons in diplomacy get real for Rice students in Qatar
• Rice names Brown executive director of alumni affairs
• Centennial Series: The first issue of Rice’s student newspaper
• Centennial Series: The first issue of Rice’s student newspaper
• Interpretation of tolerance
• Leebron’s world tour
• Meet this week’s Centennial Stars
• Linn Energy buys $175M property
• GE chief wants to grow in Houston
• ATP Oil & Gas to pay dividend April 2
• Houston First seeking builders for hotel project
• Annual powwow set for March 17
• Senate votes down Keystone pipeline
• Yates jumps out early, coasts to victory over Denton Ryan in state semifinal
• Mario still has the need for speed
• Moody’s upgrades Plains All American
• Trent Internationa lE Phoenix Wins Private Independent State Championship
• RHP Edwin Jackson silences Astros as Nationals take home matchup in Viera
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston Texas And Vicinity, Friday, March 9, 2012
• Bellicum Pharmaceuticals secures funding
• Verizon to eliminate 1,000 Houston positions
• Spring break travel safety tips
• Stanford will have to forfeit $330 million
• Silberg earns NSF CAREER Award
• Heart transplant for a home
• Feinberg no longer administer of BP fund
• Scientia lecture to look at evolution of centers, institutes at Rice
• Houston Bar Association names pro bono award recipients
• Judge OKs Grubb & Ellis bankruptcy sale plans
• Flotek Industries gives Chisholm CEO mantle
• Gov. Perry appoints Houstonians to health care institute
• Wells Fargo may close some branches, CFO says
• Exxon Mobil plans $185B investment in new energy supplies
• Art Car 101
• The Way I See It: Hanszen Celebrates its 55th with a new book and a grand celebration
• Paredes could see first game action of spring in road matchup against Nationals
• Dateline Rice for March 8, 2012
• Crystal Davis honored with Elizabeth Gillis Award
• Astros RHP Norris looking forward to building upon solid first outing of spring
• Owls flock to Reliant Stadium for Rice Night at the Houston Rodeo
• Minority administrators, school personnel key to engaging immigrant parents, according to new Rice U. study
• Anadarko CEO: Companies should disclose fracking chemicals
• Phillips 66 sells $7.7B in energy bonds, leads pack
• Jury to decide if feds can seize Stanford assets
• Helix Energy offers 3.25% convertible senior notes
• CAMAC Energy appoints interim CFO
• Underbelly is affordable at lunch, and quite interesting
• Expert Alert: Jones available to comment on Obama’s Houston visit
• French ambassador to US to speak March 16 at Rice’s Baker Institute
• Memorial Production Partners buys Texas oil and gas assets
• Brookings: Houston manufacturing drives steady export growth
• @TheEnd
• The Buckingham Residents Gear Up for Houston Rodeo
• The Buckingham Honors Local Seniors with Salute to Seniors Awards Dinner
• Bet on the Rockets
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, March 8, 2012
• RHP Norris shines in spring debut as Astros cruise to road win over Phillies
• Texas Gulf Energy begins trading under new symbol
• MRC Global increases proposed IPO
• Prosperity gets new legal leader
• People, papers and presentations
• Glasscock School Photo Contest seeks shutterbugs to capture spirit of Rice
• Rice announces tuition for fall 2012
• History professor wins ACLS fellowship
• 5th Circuit convenes at UHLC
• Study: Minority administrators, school personnel key to engaging immigrant parents
• French ambassador to US to speak March 16 at Rice’s Baker Institute
• Tennessee LHP Dalton Saberhagen discusses thrill of pitching at Minute Maid Park
• Houstonians still dine out the most according Zagat
• Dateline Rice for March 7, 2012
• Spring break family fun at Discovery Green
• Texas and Houston lead the country in eating out
• Poll: Investors more optimistic, but have “no control”
• Select Energy offers new brands
• BP seeing interest for Texas City, Carson refineries
• Stanford verdict may be bad for attorney, law firms
• Executive director leaves Texas Railroad Commission
• International drug policy expert Ethan Nadelmann available for interviews
• Houston energy companies earn OTC technology awards
• Golden Nugget Coming to Biloxi
• Brad, Chris Snyder blast homers to pace Astros to win over split-squad Mets
• Attacker killed in Houston road rage, victim describes fight for his life
• Fort Bend County lawman arrested on drunken driving charge
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, March 7, 2012
• Foster reflects while Winston visits troops in Middle East
• Parker Drilling CEO steps down
• Don’t miss the Second Annual Spring Break Music Unity Freedom Festival 2012
• Music and entertainment collide at Pier 27 Tavern.
• Stanford likely to appeal guilty verdict
• Twitter reactions to the Stanford verdict
• CERA Week continues despite protests
• A closer look inside the Cadence, Encore merger
• Rice student’s Paris work to be featured at Fotofest exhibit
• Astros name Clark as organization's new vice president of marketing and strategy
• Rice names new space institute directors
• Rice Space Institute names new director, executive director
• Synagro Technologies names Eric Zimmer president and CEO
• Spring events have "sprung" at Market Square Park
• Miranda Cosgrove summer 2012 tour and summer skin
• Stanford found guilty on 13 counts in fraud trial
• Astros 1B Carlos Lee set to make Grapefruit debut after battling mild strain
• Dateline Rice for March 6, 2012
• ‘Occupy’ protesters disrupt CERA conference
• Fired Jamaica Beach Cop Reinstated
• Fugitive shot by Deputy U.S. Marshal
• Austin's J Black's bar is expanding to Houston
• Cadence Bancorp agrees to buy Encore Bancshares
• Rice Space Institute names new director, executive director
• Texas Express Pipeline moving forward
• Cal Dive wins underwater pipeline contract
• Stanford jurors unable to reach consensus on verdict
• Direct Energy acquires Home Warranty of America
• Main Street exits investments from two companies
• Conoco plans to sell $10B in assets this year
• Plains All American makes public offer of 5M shares
• Part Two: Orgy at Scout Bar Houston March 15th
• Part One: Orgy at Scout Bar Houston on March 15th
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, March 6, 2012
• Astros unable to extend winning streak as Braves pull away in late innings
• UHLC advocacy team heads to ABA Championship
• International CERA Week gathering begins
• Slideshow: Dynamo stadium on track to open in May
• El Paso delays Kinder Morgan buyout vote
• Who will be super … Tuesday?
• Analysis: Food and lodging employs more than 200,000 in Houston
• Bring in the bunnies: Family photos at Danny Clark Photography
• Landry’s to hire 600 employees for Pleasure Pier
• Dateline Rice for March 5, 2012 (Weekend Edition)
• Rice announces tuition for fall 2012
• LaserGen enters new technology field with U.S. Army grant
• Report: Houston most ethnically diverse large city in U.S.
• Tiff's Treats opening in Houston
• Simos lays off 128 Walmart Baytown employees
• Fertitta expands Golden Nugget chain to Mississippi
• Sam Houston Race Park selections for Monday, March 5
• Baker Institute conference to weigh alternatives to ‘war on drugs’
• Parker: City has no legal basis to stop Ashby high-rise
• Continental and United move to single reservation system
• Houston Rodeo wine auction breaks records
• Waste Connections buys two Alaska companies
• Moody’s gives Phillips 66 a Baa1 rating
• UH forms new international energy law program
• Pinchal gains exec from Cassidy Turley
• New Rice report finds Houston metropolitan area is more diverse, less segregated
• Houston chefs react to their James Beard Foundation nods
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, March 5, 2012
• Pitchers, catchers participate in first workout of Minor League camp for Astros
• Drone crashes into SWAT team tank during police test near Houston
• Astros capitalize on three homers en route to decisive Grapefruit win over Nats
• Paredes working to overcome minor injury as he competes for third base job
• New York’s Le Cirque hosting a pop-up dinner in Houston on April 13
• Cowboys, Patriots, Seahawks named as possible destinations for Mario Williams
• BP settlement adds intriguing twist to legal proceedings
• Duncanville dominates again; Dekaney falls in 5A title game
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, March 3, 2012 at 7:30 P.M. CT
• On J.J. Watt, Friday fish fries, and Bieber
• Chris Johnson connects for two-run homer as Astros take spring opener over Nats
• UIL boys hoops roundup: Houston will have only one 5A team at state tourney
• Aventine Hill acquires Accretive Solutions office
• Celebrate Dr. Seuss with a family movie day with "The Lorax" and cute craft
• MRI reveals no structural damage to Astros LHP Sergio Escalona's left elbow
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Saturday, March 3
• Astros ready to begin Grapefruit League play against Nationals in Kissimmee
• DaVinci Artist's Gallery first Fridays
• Renown economist Chinn speaks at U of Houston on causes of debt crisis, economy
• Dekaney continues winning ways, sets sights on 5A title game
• Astros OF J.D. Martinez looking to prove himself as long-term solution for club
• BP reaches $7.8B settlement over Gulf oil spill
• Ex-American Idol contestant Ramiro Garcia performs National Anthem at tournament
• Cypress Falls bounced from state tournament by Duncanville
• Texas Tech OF Barnes continues to turn heads as draft-eligible player in 2012
• HTA Houston Open names super championship junior 12-14 seeds
• University of Houston Law Center and University of Calgary launch joint program in International Energy Law
• Rice among top 20 universities using social media
• Shareholder group joins opposition to Grubb & Ellis sale
• Spectra proposes new Marcellus-area pipeline
• Forum Energy Technologies to build large refinery desalter
• Alkek Foundation establishes new endowed chair
• Colorado Land Board OKs ConocoPhillips deal
• Coaches discuss competitiveness, impact of annual Houston College Classic
• Houston office furniture companies rake in millions
• Rice raises record amount for United Way
• Rice student’s Paris work to be featured at Fotofest exhibit
• Rice head coach Wayne Graham to be inducted into College Baseball Hall of Fame
• Dateline Rice for March 2, 2012
• Who knew Rice University has underground tunnels?
• Rice Night at the Rodeo is March 5
• George Clooney to speak at Houston lecture series
• Blue Dolphin CFO resigns after less than 3 months
• This week’s Centennial Stars
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, March 2
• Major League Baseball set to expand playoff format
• Bill Clinton calls for Keystone XL pipeline ‘embrace’
• Emergency services specialized training provides quality care to families
• New Rice report finds Houston metropolitan area is more diverse, less segregated
• BakerShake to present ‘The Winter’s Tale’ March 8-10, 15-17
• Rudy Giuliani: China should inspire U.S. energy policy
• Sixty-eight ships stalled at Houston Ship Channel
• River Oaks restaurants cited for violations
• Rodeo Houston attendance roundup
• Former Houston accountant accused of rerouting checks to himself
• IPOs were down 20 percent in 2011 across U.S.
• Gateway acquires Texas pipeline
• Cold shooting, turnovers combine to end Barbers Hill girls' hoop season
• How I Became a Pirate
• Alkek Foundation honors Dr. Danny Jones with Endowed Chair
• What do you think the Texans will do?
• Astros LHP Escalona, IF Sanchez battling injuries in early going this spring
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston Texas And Vicinity, Friday, March 2, 2012
• Can universities retool for the 21st century?
• Olivas kicks out the jams
• Court order keeps Beren's basketball season alive
• Rice student selected for NASA RealWorld-InWorld Engineering Design Challenge
• Rice makes list of colleges where ‘geek is chic’
• Baker Institute conference to weigh alternatives to ‘war on drugs’
• Creditors look to halt Grubb & Ellis sale to BGC
• Foundation at the Institute
• A scotch for those who often dine, and drink, on the cheap
• ‘Slow your roll’ during Bike Safety Awareness Week March 5-11
• Regency Centers building retail in Cinco Ranch
• HBJ reveals Healthiest Employers award winners
• Houston's first stand-alone Apple store slated to open March 16
• Poverty, Justice and Human Capabilities class blazes online trail
• Travel writer Rick Steves to discuss European versus US drug policies at Baker Institute lecture
• Town hall meeting set for March 7
• Ideal Printers, PrintMailers merge to form new company
• People, papers and presentations
• Rice’s Boniuk Center to unveil mural March 3 at Museum of Cultural Arts Houston
• Meet the 2012-2013 Student Association officers
• Rice professor is changing the world, Forbes says
• Houston companies make Fortune’s most-admired list
• Frost chief talks industry loan pricing at KBW event
• Shell announces drop-in biofuels pilot plant at Houston facility
• Site Selection ranks Houston No. 1 for expansions, relocations
• CenterPoint shares up on MLP plan
• Dateline Rice for March 1, 2012
• Infamous bedroom killer mistakenly notified that her kids are dead
• Shell seeks ruling to bar last-minute delays
• As March begins, Houston's gasoline prices still on the rise
• Fate of Stanford up to Houston jury
• Kinder Morgan's El Paso takeover clears hurdle
• Houston power company to shutter plants due to new regulations
• BBVA Compass Stadium to hire hundreds
• Houston law firm spent most in U.S. on Google advertising
• Houston small businesses see slight dip in hiring, paycheck size
• United, Continental prep for computer switch
• A French title for an awesome Art Exhibit in Houston: "NUIT" by Libbie Masterson
• They Were Kings for a Moment
• Michael Berry's Bad Week
• Don't use 'once in a while' excuse at rodeo
• Substitute fatty ingredients to reduce the calories
• One meal at a time - the motto for successful diets
• Save some green with frozen greens
• Looks can be deceiving; read labels for accurate food facts
• Look out for hidden calories in drinks
• Set simple nutritional goals
• Product labels help consumers kick trans fats to the curb
• Fitness and weight management key in arthritis treatment
• Obesity risk still present at a healthy weight
• Risk of heart disease important consideration for diabetics
• Regaining a healthy liver, one pound at a time
• Rest days important in a workout routine
• Breakfast a key piece of nutrition puzzle for children
• Diet impacts skin, not just weight
• Your weight is key to a healthy heart
• Control your weight, minimize cancer risk
• Don't let snacks replace healthy, balanced meals
• Pairing up with buddy on diet, exercise might be recipe for success
• Mills praises OF Jordan Schafer for intensity, work ethic in early going of camp
• Houston Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, March 1, 2012
• Astros agree to terms on one-year deals with trio of players on 40-man roster
• An outpost from one of LA’s top sushi chefs is coming to town
• Online center for offshore safety training comes to Houston
• Chevron Houston Marathon charity run sets fundraising record
• Transocean strengthens in operations turnaround
• Lone Star College, San Jacinto College each win $1.2M grant
• MetroCorp shares fall 10 percent, then bounced back at close
• Moody's: Businesses could benefit from low natural gas prices
• UHLC's home page moves up in rankings
• Dateline Rice for Feb. 29, 2012
• HBJ reveals 2012 Landmark Awards finalists
• TWC collects thousands of dollars from Houston-area unemployment insurance fraud cases
• Houston’s January construction contracts sink in value
• Linn Energy prices senior notes offering to pay for BP properties
• CenterPoint Energy’s Q4 profit drops from 2010
• Midstates Petroleum prices IPO
• Endeavour posts net loss for 2011
• Choice Energy makes Louisville buy
• MLS sanctions Houston Dynamo fans for bad behavior
• Fog halts ships at the Houston Ship Channel
• Port of Houston picks contractor for upgrades
• Rowan Cos. down on move to U.K. announcement
• Houston businesses hurt by paying Chinese in dollars, not yuan
• ART EXHIBITS @ The Houston International Performance Art Biennale 2012
• Houston, Texas And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, February 29, 2012
• Astros agree to terms with RHP De Leon, OF J.B. Shuck on one-year deals
• Mills announces veteran RHP Brett Myers as Astros' closer heading into season
• Black Houston residents earn significantly less than whites, report shows
• Smitherman named Texas Railroad Commission chairman
• Waste Connections to offer 12M stock shares
• Exterran gets tax incentive to build $13M Ohio facility
• Houston entrepreneurs plan to hire more workers, survey says
• Astros LHP Happ looking to redeem himself as starting pitcher over 2012 season
• Seasons 52 to open first Houston location
• Houston managerial job openings increase in February
• Houston job growth to spur commercial real estate development, report says
• Meatballs, movies and museums meet IKEA Houston
• RHP Livan Hernandez showing solid command in early going of Astros' camp
• New wellness resort scheduled to open in Montgomery County
• Survey: Baby Boomers in Houston anxious about retirement
• Fertitta might have picked up more Galveston real estate
• Baker Hughes to open facility in Ohio, hire 700
• Houston taxi rates might be hiked up 13 percent
• Comcast launches Houston Internet channel
• Westlake Chemical sees boost from record oil and ethane spread
• Defense rests in Stanford case, he will not testify
• Skanska buys redevelopment site in Energy Corridor
• Sun Coast Resources purchases Houston fuel and lubricant business
• Beren bows out of TAPPS playoffs in observance of Sabbath
• Vanessa Williams, keynote speaker at HCC Black History Gala
• HCC Northwest wins Star Award for <i>10,000 Small Businesses</i>
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, February 28, 2012
• Astros agree to terms on one-year contract with Rule 5 draftee Marwin Gonzalez
• Linn Energy buys Kansas BP gas properties for $1.2B
• Houston Open tournaments to be held on three weekends
• Houston Rodeo cookoff puts the best BBQ to the test
• ATP Oil & Gas, Cheniere stocks post big gains with positive news
• Allstate seeking to expand its Houston agency network
• UHLC grads connect with top firms
• Wood Partners begins construction on luxury Westchase apartments
• Former 3M chairman tapped as Expro’s new leader
• TransCanada to split Keystone XL pipeline application
• Crestwood Midstream buys Marcellus assets for $375 million
• Astros slugger Carlos Lee uncertain about future as free agent following 2012 　
• Looking for a new family home? Taste of Texas Home tour is "hot!"
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Monday, Feb. 27
• BP oil spill settlement talks continue
• Kinder Morgan to develop Permian Basin rail terminal
• El Paso reports Q4 earnings increase
• Prosperity to merge with American State Financial Corp.
• BP trial delayed by settlement talks
• Astros to sport unfamiliar lineup
• ConocoPhillips budgets $900M for Alaska this year
• BBQ cookoff smokes previous attendance records
• Blackstone to invest $2B in Cheniere Energy
• Group to buy El Paso Corp. assets for more than $7B
• Study: More bank customers shift money to smaller institutions
• Kids have fun learning tennis the QuickStart way at Houston City Club
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, February 27, 2012
• Astros owner Jim Crane on hand for first official full squad workout this spring
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Sunday, Feb. 26
• Springer eager to learn, capitalize this spring as non-roster invitee for Astros
• Astros not experiencing any serious injuries among collective group in camp
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, February 25, 2012 at 7:40 P.M. CT
• Astros agree to terms on one-year contracts with trio of right-handed pitchers
• Astros OF Fernando Martinez could emerge as potential sleeper player this spring
• Barbecue and wine
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Saturday Feb. 25
• Kinder Morgan flips El Paso E&P division, sells to private equity consortium
• Ex-Astros OF Darin Erstad gets first career victory as Cornhuskers' head coach
• Astros not expecting to take long in making decision on closer role this spring
• The Hideout offers cheaper entertainment for Houston rodeo goers
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, Feb. 24
• Texas Attorney General: MOEX payments to help restore Gulf Coast
• Waste Management buys W. Va. company
• CVR Energy receives formal Icahn bid
• Dish closing 500 Blockbuster stores
• Houston management districts valued in billions
• TxDOT looks for ways to spend $2B
• Ronn Motor seals $300K deal
• El Paso unit sale deal could be near
• Houston buildings have most BOMA awards in the nation
• MAX’s Wine Dive expands again to Dallas
• Chevron Phillips studying Gulf Coast-area cracker
• Former KBR CEO gets prison sentence for bribery scheme
• UH, Texas Tech meet tier one eligibility, can access more funds
• Accountant says he saw no fraud in Stanford reports
• Grubb & Ellis shake-up could create a new local powerhouse
• Astros position players continue to report early to Major League camp this year
• The Woodlands considers developing three office buildings
• Daffy Duck’s Rhapsody
• Houston Aeros hosts Breast Cancer Awareness game night and ticket discount code
• Mysteries of Lisbon
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, February 24, 2012
• Astros agree to terms on one-year deals with trio of players on 40-man roster
• A closer look at the Wells Fargo, BNP deal
• Houston gas prices continue to rise, February 23, 2012
• Album Quickie: A Place to Bury Strangers – Onward to the Wall EP
• Comin’ At Ya 3D
• Houston helps drive U.S. exports to record $1.48 trillion
• HBJ reveals Healthiest Employers finalists
• News team prepares for BP trial coverage
• Champion Energy wants to sell gas in Illinois
• Swift Energy ends 2011 on a high note
• Targa Resources reports spike in Q4 earnings
• Alert Logic acquires Armorlogic
• Exterran Partners CFO steps down
• Sears selling 11 locations, one in The Woodlands
• HCC Chef, Culinary Arts students win big at RodeoHouston
• Giacomo’s is offering a novel promo for their neighbors
• PSS Companies acquires Marcellus-area supply company
• Former Riverside General Hospital exec pleads guilty in Medicare kickback scheme
• League City moves forward with Main Street revitalization
• Stanford witness says his CDs were within regulations
• Obama to talk about gas prices, expanding production
• BP, Anadarko can be charged for pollution violations, judge says
• Colliers checks into hotel sales
• Longer life changes retirement planning, survey shows
• Former Exxon exec joins Kraton's board
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for February 23 – 29, 2012
• Best Prayer-in-School Ruling Ever
• Long Riders
• Astros RHP Brandon Lyon feeling strong, healthy in early going this spring
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, February 23, 2012
• Attack of the Troll-Breeders
• Celebrate International Women’s Day with MECA
• San Jacinto College South president leaves her post
• Mills pleased with depth of starting pitching candidates for Astros this spring
• MILE MARKER Q&A with BARBARA DAVIS Podcast Available
• Houston region strikes it big with industrial projects
• Ships halted at Port of Houston due to fog
• Houston well represented on list of James Beard Award semifinalists
• Westlake Chemical could withdraw Georgia Gulf buyout offer
• Transocean rig supervisor wants his day in court
• Obama to ask Congress to cut corporate tax rate to 28%
• IRS knew about Stanford’s loans, witness testifies
• Houston City Hall Farmers Market reopens
• Excited Volunteers Needed!!!
• Elegant Perfection
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, February 22, 2012
• Altuve, two right-handers agree to terms on one-year contracts with Astros
• Wells Fargo buys BNP energy portfolio for $11B
• Drilling organization names new president
• Rodeo Uncorked! stuffs a crowd of thousands
• Luhnow expects competitive spring as Astros bring optimistic attitude to field
• Lone Star College to offer oil industry certification
• Katy firm to build temp housing near the Eagle Ford
• Healthy family cooking and nutrition event at Whole Foods
• Regis to close hair salons, eliminate half of its 50 brands
• Stanford receiver sues law firms for $1.8B
• Simos sets layoffs in New Caney, Sealy
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #29
• Crane tours spring facility, set to return for Astros' first full squad workout
• Houston home sales continue to rise
• BGC Partners to acquire Grubb & Ellis
• UIL girls' basketball playoffs: third-round results/schedule
• For BofA, selling Texas branches would be heavy lifting
• Cabot teams with Oklahoma company to build Marcellus pipeline
• Deepwater Horizon parties settle injury lawsuit
• Ruggles Grill shutters
• Anadarko names new CEO
• Business appeals Galveston commission’s decision to deny dog shelter
• U.S. partners with Mexico on oil deal
• Texans must clear cap space in coming weeks
• KTR Capital acquires Northwest Houston industrial building
• UH Downtown names Center for Entrepreneurship director
• Recap: The Rodeo Uncorked Roundup and Best Bites Competition 2012
• Lone Star Explosion, Houston International Performance Art Biennale 2012
• Yates sweeps away Wheatley with 125-87 playoff win
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, February 22, 2012
• Astros agree to terms on one-year deals with five players on 40-man roster
• Theresa Russell on Track 29
• Interview: Channy Moon Casselle of Polica
• UIL boys' hoops playoffs get underway
• Urban Invitational thrives in giving HBCU baseball programs national exposure
• Bruise Cruise 2012
• No Apologies: My Message to Carol Alvarado and Why She Had Me Arrested
• Valentino wins the Rodeo’s Best Bites competition
• MOEX deal opens door for BP spill settlement, analyst says
• HBJ Daily Update resumes Feb. 21
• UC Irvine RHP Kyle Hooper looking to improve status for MLB Draft in 2012
• Sam Houston Race Park selections for Monday, Feb. 20
• Oil and gas industry scrambles for experienced personnel
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Sunday, February 19, 2012 at 6:30 P.M. CT
• BP partner pays $90M in Deepwater settlement
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Sunday, Feb. 19
• D-backs stars Upton, Chris Young make appearance at 2012 Urban Invitational
• A first look at The Hay Merchant
• Fan guide to the NFL scouting combine
• Klein Collins’ upset bid falls short in OT against top-ranked Pflugerville
• Southern University 3B Cameron McGriff proud to be part of Urban Invitational
• Fat Tuesday @ Fitzgerald’s: The return of I am Mesmer, DJ Meshak_FREE!
• Texans draft watch: DT Dontari Poe
• Kill List
• La Havre
• F*@k Santa Clause! Andrew WK is coming to town!!!
• Astros agree to terms on one-year deals with seven players on 40-man roster
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Saturday, Feb. 18
• Astros invite Garcia, Chris Wallace to Major League camp as non-roster players
• Stanford investors recall anniversary of firm's collapse
• Biggio honored to be among Milo Hamilton's list of all-time favorite calls
• Family friendly Mardi Gras events, parades and celebrations
• ILSA competition seeks judges
• Sprint Logistics rebranded as Stella Environmental
• How to party like an organizer at SXSW!
• Slideshow: 2012 HBJ Book of Lists party
• A Separation
• UTMB’s 2008 layoffs questionable, court documents show
• USA Environment tops HBJ environmental companies list
• Billionaire Tepper trims CVR Energy holdings
• Hercules Offshore terminates 'poison pill' plan
• U.S. House passes Keystone project bill
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, Feb. 17
• Magnum Hunter Resources acquires Utica shale assets
• Houston chefs prep best rodeo dishes for HLSR bites competition
• STRETCH YOUR MIND
• DESTINATION CELEBRATION 2012
• 19th ANNUAL PARENTS AND FAMILIES LUNCHEON
• SEUSS-ICAL CELEBRATION
• Some musings in Italian
• Natural gas to remain in excess supply in 2012, Moody’s says
• BofA tells regulators it would consider selling Texas branch
• Stanford not a 'hands-on' boss, witnesses testify
• FMC Technologies to acquire Control Systems International
• Sterling Construction president to retire, CEO shifts role
• BP hands out huge bonuses as spill trial approaches
• Funeral home business puts life into Galveston Mardi Gras
• HBJ Morning Call to resume Feb. 21
• HPD pushed for new hit and run probe into talk show host Michael Berry
• HPD pushed for new hit and run probe into talk show host Michael Berry
• ConocoPhillips, BP eye major Turkish offshore project
• Cosentino Group expanding in U.S.
• Cool Parks: Old City Park in Friendswood
• Earn A Retail Pharmacy Technician Marketable Skill Award in 13 weeks
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, February 17, 2012
• Album Quickie: The Ghost of Cliff Burton – The Maybe Laser
• Vacant Stanford office building gets new lease on life
• Greater Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau picks up new COO
• King Cake and other recipes to kick off your Mardi Gras celebrations (video)
• Icahn offers to buy CVR Energy for $2.6B
• Trader Joe’s adds two more Houston sites
• Ben Bernanke: Community banks improving financially
• Brian Ching to return to Houston Dynamo
• Astros great Craig Biggio's son set to begin freshman season at Notre Dame
• Bayer Healthcare division acquires KMG Chemicals division
• SEC temporarily halts cMoney share trading
• Chevron Phillips Chemical names new CFO
• Gas prices in Houston still rising on February 16, 2012
• Is investment banking a health hazard?
• Apache reports Q4 earnings surge
• Waste Management Q4 earnings dip from 2010
• Texas unlikely to add impact fee on shale plays, experts say
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for February 16 – 22, 2012
• ConocoPhillips sells Vietnam unit for $1.29B
• Judge recused in $50M Valero lawsuit
• HPD arrests Swisha House DJ for noise violation
• Oil industry fights SEC foreign disclosure proposals
• Stanford attorneys call first witnesses in his defense
• Moody's undertakes review of top banks' ratings
• Icahn move puts CVR Energy in spotlight
• Girls' basketball playoffs: first-round wrap-up / second round matchups
• Pregnancy Puzzler
• Blood Money
• Crane reflects on Milo Hamilton's accomplishments in broadcasting career
• Hall of Famer Milo Hamilton to retire from broadcasting following 2012 season
• <h1><i><font color="#4f8baa">ADVANCE YOUR PLAN</i> in 2012</font></h1>
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, February 16, 2012
• Icahn expresses interest in sale of CVR Energy
• Holy Toledo! Milo Hamilton leaves the Astros speechless
• Shell Oil invests $3.9M in UT
• Texas manufacturers summit outlines plans for future policies
• Kemah Boardwalk to host summer/spring break job fair
• Main Event to open new Katy location
• Magnum Hunter Resources expands credit by $35M
• UHLC clinic wins national pro bono award
• FEMA awards nearly $1M to repair Galveston library
• Coppola and Selvaggio at Valentino next Wednesday, February 22
• Houston accountants win 2012 Rising Stars awards
• Texas Keystone opponents argue eminent domain claims
• Where's my refund? Refund delays possible and tools to use
• Is there life out there? Katy’s burgeoning music scene tries to show there is life outside the loop
• Developer seeks public funds to redevelop Texaco building
• Stanford took personal loans from bank, FBI agent testifies
• Milo Hamilton, voice of Houston Astros, to retire
• League City residents to vote on red-light cameras
• Canadian city lobbies for Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion
• Congress reaches deal on Medicare, payroll tax cuts
• KBR adds engineering contract for Russian project
• Constellation Energy Partners moves to NYSE AMEX
• Sterling University Housing Partners with Specialized Real Estate Group
• Everyone Needs To Ask: If I Died Today, How Would I Be Remembered?
• Cypress Falls girls open 5A-III playoffs with a dominating win
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, February 15, 2012
• Mierzwa appointed director of the Port of Galveston
• Politicians hold on to Stanford campaign donations
• Sidley Austin law firm opens Houston energy office
• Town & Country acquires League City insurance agency
• TransCanada delays potential start of Keystone project
• Houston medical equipment supplier charged in Medicaid diaper case
• A Champagne buyer's guide for Valentine's Day
• Making your own chocolate covered strawberries recipe and video
• Greyhound adds Dallas-Houston express route
• Abacus Plumbing partners with Southlake company
• Astros looking to SS Jed Lowrie to provide stability at middle infield in 2012
• Texas Children’s building gets LEED certification
• Parmenter Realty Partners buys 2200 West Loop South office building
• Free e-cards for Valentine's Day
• Welcome home, sanitarium: who regulates Texas’ 4,000 unlicensed mental health facilities
• League City acting city manager resigns over 'politics'
• Obama budget mixes tax increases, business incentives
• Texas officials study Houston-Austin rail route
• Chesapeake gas driller sets $12B assets sale
• Republicans set for latest showdown on Keystone project
• Former Stanford PR exec describes company as 'secretive'
• $12M Willowbrook retail face lift comes just in time for mystery tenant
• United Continental to share $265M in bonuses with employees
• Exhibition - Marina Zurkow: Necrocracy
• Exhibition: Generation - Collaborative and Solo Artworksby Gene Hester and Liz Conces Spencer
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #28
• Van Horn to speak at Literacy Through Photography event Feb. 16
• Vanessa Williams, keynote speaker at HCC Black History Gala
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, February 14, 2012
• The Houston fajita index
• Ten last minute Valentine's Day gift ideas
• Texas economy keeps momentum going, report says
• Astros pack up equipment truck for departure to Spring Training venue in Florida
• ConocoPhillips touts shale development
• Advisor: without planning, ego, death can damage value
• Sterling Construction affiliate wins $102M contract
• U.S. Concrete to move headquarters from Houston to Euless
• Houston Astros have a lot of baggage
• Sadler Law Firm expands to Fort Worth
• Enterprise purchases land to expand Harris County crude terminal
• United Space Alliance continues to lay off Houston employees
• Goldman Sachs’ private equity investment in Cobalt pays off
• Dallas Theological Seminary - week of 02/13
• Get your tickets for the 2012 Houston Rodeo Best Bites Competition
• Appeals court upholds ban on certain curbside newspaper boxes in Houston
• Weatherford dismissed from all Deepwater oil spill claims
• Stanford lawyers finally get their turn in spotlight
• CVR Energy board approves dividend plan
• Update: HPD Internal Affairs looking into shotgun incident
• OYO Geospace stockholder to sell 1.1M shares
• Transocean seeks interview with key Deepwater witness
• Drillers pull back gas production as prices fall
• Michael Jackson's doctor barred in Texas
• Sam Houston Race Park selections for Monday, Feb. 13
• Texas leads U.S. again in export revenue
• The Coast of Utopia Extension / Revival / Marathon
• Whitney Houston: "We will always Love you" by Joe Sioufi
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, February 13, 2012
• Ex-Astros RHP Woody Williams part of 'Fan Appreciation Day' at Cougar Field
• Girls' basketball: UIL first-round playoff matchups for Houston-area teams
• Madonna show is coming to Houston by Joe Sioufi
• Luhnow discusses importance of veteran players on young Astros roster
• Texans draft watch: DE/OLB Cam Johnson
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, February 11, 2012 at 6:30 P.M. CT
• Texans draft watch: DE/OLB Vinny Curry
• Big screen classic, dessert and champagne make for the perfect Valentine's Day
• Texans draft watch: DE/OLB Whitney Mercilus
• Luhnow, Mills discuss expectations regarding Astros RHP Jordan Lyles this spring
• Deer Park shuts down Rayburn, 37-34
• Album quickie: Air – Le voyage dans la lune
• Slideshow: Meet the Newsroom at III Forks
• Scholarly works-in-progress
• NASA astronauts capture night imagery of Texas
• Texas court reverses injunction on RSL Funding
• UHLAA hosts career speaker series
• HISD extends superintendent contract through 2014
• Halliburton partners with Petronas to develop global shale resources
• Cobalt International stock soars on well news
• HPD’s comin to get ya
• DiCentral CEO named 2012 'Pro to Know'
• Cocktales: love don’t cost a thing
• Defeat the Noise Ordinance Fundraiser Saturday
• Houston tops list of U.S. cities with most manufacturing jobs
• Perry Homes nudges McGuyer for largest Houston homebuilder
• El Paso shareholders try to block merger vote
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Sunday, Feb., 12
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Saturday, Feb. 11
• GSE Holding sets terms of IPO, begins trading
• Energy recruiters consider ways to keep veterans in the field
• Texas power outages likely in summer if swelter returns
• Calpine Corp. shows Q4 loss
• Scientists: NASA to cut planetary missions
• Feds arrest Houston hospital admin, charge Medicare fraud
• IEA slashes oil consumption predictions for 2012
• Copano to extend Eagle Ford pipeline
• Seabrook: Free Cupcake Day
• Safe House
• HCC students audition in casting call for MTV?s <i>MADE</i>
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, Feb. 10
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, February 10, 2012
• Toddler Killed By Rolling Driftwood Log
• Astros not actively looking to add Roy Oswalt, other free agents at this point
• UIL reshapes the Houston-area district landscape
• Interview: Ian MacKaye
• Parking Spot adds second Hobby airport location
• Black Walnut plans new Memorial location
• BE THERE: Rockett Queen and a Murder Mystery Dinner benefit on February 11th.
• Obama nominates Burke to Interior Dept. post
• The Houston cheeseburger index
• House approves STOCK Act barring insider trading by lawmakers
• Bank deal yields $287M to Texas homeowners, $141M to state
• Grizzly to perform at Cockeyed Seagull on February 25th
• World Petrochemical Conference hits Houston March 27-29
• MetroCorp Bancshares stock soars to new highs
• Oak Park Trails residents to protest new Aldi store
• Harris County employers invited to apply for CDC healthy workplace program
• Houston records nation’s second-highest retail job growth
• Pain at the pump continues for Houston
• Charles Dickens: struggling capitalist at heart
• Group 1 reports record annual net income, 6 new franchises in Q4
• TxDOT to pay for Grand Parkway expansion, needs contractor
• IRS agent tells Stanford jury of alleged bribes in Antigua
• Five top U.S. banks near $26B deal with feds
• Source: BP in settlement talks for oil spill claims
• Kroger joins Houston Dynamo sponsorship team
• Global NuTech acquires Fishbone Solutions
• Plains All American’s Q4 results surge
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for February 09 – 15, 2012
• Hand-Doctor Follies
• Luv to Love & Luv the Art - Lawndale Love Connection Mixer
• Harris County DA Pat Lykos’ quest to recreate Watergate
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, February 9, 2012
• Astros, Jed Lowrie avoid arbitration, agree to terms on one-year deal for 2012
• Fun and free in February at IKEA
• Mills believes LHP J.A. Happ could emerge as Astros' No. 4 starter this spring
• Mills believes LHP J.A. Happ could emerge as Astros' No. 4 starter this spring
• Exhibition Closing Celebration on Tuesday, February 21, 2012
• Yates honored at his high school in Georgia
• Total names CEO of new U.S. refining and petrochemical unit
• See what Houston universities spend on athletics
• LHP Wandy Rodriguez likely to stay put with Astros over course of 2012 season
• Houston has low barriers for manufacturers building plants or expanding
• New Halliburton director makes $1M stock purchase
• Big banks show Q4 decline, loan growth
• Astros expect Lee to be starting 1B, plan to give Wallace strong look at 3B
• Houston’s IAH to test new TSA fast screening program
• Harper & Pearson names new president and CEO
• Dynamo, MultiMedios Houston to broadcast Spanish-language games
• Houston City Council approves red-light camera settlement
• M.D. Anderson names building after former CEO Mendelsohn
• ALS Association consolidates in Irving
• Texas Memory Systems partners with NEVEX
• Shale, foreign investment drive energy M&A growth
• Constant guard at Houston Police Memorial now shifts to taxpayers
• Constant guard at Houston Police Memorial now shifts to taxpayers
• Stanford’s defense questions Ex-CFO’s 2009 letter
• American Girl to open first Houston store in Memorial City Mall
• Superior Energy completes acquisition of Complete Production Services
• Memorial Hermann to sponsor Shell Houston Open
• Plains All American plans new Oklahoma crude pipeline
• Old World Industries sells Clear Lake plant to Thai company
• Female Demand’s first full-length
• Oscar nommed shorts
• Statins seek help in fight against heart disease
• Getting to the heart of Marfan syndrome
• Fish oil may play role in heart attack prevention
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, February 8, 2012
• Brice McCain earns play time incentive
• Baker Botts selects new managing partner
• Orion wins $32M contract
• Komen VP quits after Planned Parenthood funds restored
• Museum District offices change hands
• Aldi purchases land for first Houston grocery store
• Vinson & Elkins launches fracking news website
• Halliburton: More iPhones, fewer on-site fracking workers
• Reservoir Group acquires Oklahoma logging firm
• Astros players, coaches participate in panel discussion at Carver High School
• A "bakers" dozen green gift ideas to show your love Valentine's Day
• Houston expected to host 2013 NBA All-Star Game
• Rice University ranks as one of best-value private colleges
• HPD Assaults Man, Pulls and Cocks Shotgun on Crowd
• FuelQuest signs deal with trucking company
• Quantum Energy creates company to acquire oil fields
• Houston Texans boost mobile subscriber base by 200%
• U.S. closes in on energy independence
• Energy groups blast leaked federal draft of fracking rules
• BP prepares for lawsuits, increases dividends
• Breathe Owl Breathe
• Anadarko records loss due to oil spill payment
• AMA Houston names best local marketers of 2011
• Even Poison Ivy Couldn't Take the Itch Out of This Romance
• Singleton, Springer among Astros' top prospects to receive non-roster invites
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #27
• Astros sign outfielder, Texas A&M product Justin Ruggiano to minor league deal
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, February 7, 2012
• Juniors gain championship status over the weekend
• Rewind – Buxton Record Release with Featherface and Marmalakes @ Fitzgerald’s 02/04/2012
• Noble Energy makes offshore Israel gas discovery
• Transocean fined $310M in Norway for allegedly underreporting profit
• Mattress Firm plans major 2012 Houston expansion
• UTMB Galveston to open renovated maternity center
• Dallas Theological Seminary's event schedule - week of 02/06
• Weaver awarded Fulbright grant
• Group lists top stock investments by members of Congress
• Sweets for the sweet: Valentine's Day cupcakes and recipes
• Miranda Lambert sports Houston designer’s earrings at Super Bowl festivities
• Houston added most U.S. private-sector jobs in 2011
• RoomStore holds bankruptcy sales for all Houston stores
• U.S. shale boom grows demand for oil field chemicals
• CBRE nabs control of Houston Center
• It’s been three years, now; a baker’s dozen of my favorite posts
• Disco benefit raises $32M for Texas Children’s Cancer Center
• Oil prices fall on European fears
• CBRE Group to provide management, leasing services for Houston Center
• Exterran Holdings selected to design, build processing plant for Boardwalk Pipeline
• Gulf Coast businesses struggling amidst drilling slow down
• Stanford CFO: Investor money flowed to Swiss bank accounts
• Encore Health Resources names Dallas CEO to board
• Sam Houston Race Park selections for Monday, Feb. 6
• The Neverending Story Performed By 17 Houston Area Children
• Bud Norris ready to transition into starting pitcher he's meant to be for Astros
• Crackdown results in massive fines for Houston homebuilders
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, February 6, 2012
• Texans draft watch: WR Juron Criner
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, February 4, 2012 at 6:50 P.M. CT
• The lack of downtown restaurants is more than what’s underground, of course
• Jungmann wasn't expecting Astros to take him in 2011 First-Year Player Draft
• Texans draft watch: WR/KR Joe Adams
• Region's Bank hassles customers over Western Union transactions
• Tracking Texans ticket price increases
• Houston Texans hike 2012 ticket prices by 8.5%
• Episcopal flies past Kinkaid for SPC South title
• The risks involved with Arian Foster's RFA status - Part II
• Guest column: The risks involved with Arian Foster's RFA status
• MTV's MADE casting call for HCC students closed
• Texans draft watch: WR Alshon Jeffery
• Colorado land board delays $137M ConocoPhillips lease
• GH Foods recalls Cobb salad products
• Freebirds expands in Houston
• Table Talk
• Saint Arnold’s presents unique Super Bowl ad campaign
• Rice study: Hand counting votes leads to errors
• Fearless energy companies ‘badger’ the competition
• Founder of Situs Cos. retires
• BBVA Compass sued for alleged labor law violations
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Saturday, Feb. 4
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Saturday, Feb. 4
• Houston Ship Channel once again closed due to fog
• Pete’s Philly at Market Square, a true taste of Houston
• National Oilwell Varco acquires Danish pipe-maker for $670M
• Going Wild With Steve Aoki
• Hundreds hear U.S. Secretary of Energy speak at HCC Northwest Spring Branch Campus
• Increase predicted in commercial construction
• Convicted thief preys on workers in Houston model homes
• NASA says more than 6,000 applied for astronaut program
• UH students support increased fee to fund new stadium
• National Oilwell Varco says it's close to 2 new acquisitions
• Former Stanford CFO testifies of company fraud
• Greenbriar Chateau apartments sold, owner plans new development
• Platinum Energy Solutions postpones IPO
• TDECU Insurance acquires Burridge Insurance Agency
• Superfudge - Performances
• Exhibition: Returning: the Art of Samuel Bak
• Exhibition: The Impact of Racist Ideologies: Jim Crow and the Nuremberg Laws
• The Barber of Seville
• Houston Ballet Presents Giselle
• Homemade Valentine's Day greeting cards ideas and instructions
• Houston Chef Philippe Schmit honored as a Master Chef of France
• Hundreds hear U.S. Secretary of Energy speak at HCC Northwest Spring Branch Campus
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, Feb. 3
• Astros ink 2008 Summer Olympian, veteran IF Mike Hessman to minor league deal
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, February 3, 2012
• Astros to host annual FanFest on Saturday, Feb. 11 at Minute Maid Park
• HTA names top seeds for weekend ZAT tournament
• Cardtronics snags Valero Energy’s corner store ATMs
• Chronicle
• Ben Sheppard elected to ALI
• Houston public broadcasting station cuts jobs
• Copano begins $150M senior notes offering
• MFAH selects New York architect for new building
• Encore, MetroCorp hit 52-week highs this week
• UH Law Alumni Association is hosting tree planting day
• TDECU Insurance acquires Bellville’s Assurance
• Kiev Theological Seminary's students plant churches
• NASA should focus on new technology development efforts, report says
• Landry’s closes some Morton’s, but none in Houston
• Shell posts weaker Q4 earnings, outlines expansion plan
• Wells Fargo brand gains value over Bank of America
• Chad Ware Band: The interview part two
• Chad Ware Band: The interview part one
• You'd have to be cupid to miss the “To Hell With Love” concert at Scout Bar.
• Yates among eight HISD schools dropped to 3A in UIL realignment
• Houston-area gasoline prices jump as February begins
• Cameron’s Q4 earnings sink due to oil spill costs
• Texas tops U.S. in January job cuts, report says
• HomeAid Houston to build $4.8M shelter project for women, children
• Transocean CEO not required to testify at oil spill trial
• Stanford accountant: Financier secretly borrowed $2B
• Spectra’s Q4 earnings drop from 2010
• Harris County named as terrorism ‘hot spot,’ study says
• Methodist Hospital signs on as Dynamo sponsor
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for February 02 – 08, 2012
• Show: Shakespeare's Richard III
• Show: Superfudge
• A Little Respect
• The Super Bowl Prostitution Hoax
• A Wrong Turn
• Bella Gaia: A Poetic Vision of Earth from Space
• Top Winter Guards To Perform In WGI Sport Of The Arts Houston Regional At Dekaney High School
• In the Mood2... Dance
• Ragtime: The Musical
• The Original Tribute to The Blues Brothers
• Exhibition - Mile Marker: Celebrates Three Decades of Contemporary Art
• Reds coach, former Astros OF Billy Hatcher expects Cincy to contend in 2012
• U.S. Secretary of Energy to speak at HCC Northwest Spring Branch Campus
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, February 2, 2012
• Ti West on The Innkeepers
• Duane Brown earns performance based pay increase in 2012
• Oceaneering International stock hits 52-week high
• Big Miracle
• Moontower Comedy & Oddity Fest!
• Rice scientists create new oil to help cool large systems
• Crown Castle Operating Co. completes $3B credit facility
• BBS Technologies changes name to Idera
• Sanchez clears waivers, will be non-roster invitee at Spring Training for Astros
• Express-News publisher leaving to join Houston Chronicle
• 5th Circuit to convene at UHLC
• IP scholars to present their works-in-progress at UHLC
• Marriage licenses surge: Love is in the air in Harris County
• Fog halts ships at Houston, Galveston ports
• Cinco Ranch pair sign with Air Force, OU
• Skeeters: Calling all magicians, organists and stilt walkers
• Investors: Stay alert for scams, promises of high reward
• Sloan, Bagley, Hatcher & Perry expands Houston focus
• Hightower's Addison audibles, drops A&M for Oregon
• Olivas honored as 'Immigration Champion'
• H&M to open two Houston-area stores
• Texas oil fields ordered to begin disclosing fracking water, chemical use
• Westlake Chemical increases Georgia Gulf buyout offer
• Baker, Donelson to absorb second Houston law firm
• EPA says Houston failed to meet smog limits
• United Steelworkers union reaches tentative deal to avert strike
• Stanford borrowed millions for mansion, prosecutor says
• Enterprise Q4 profits beat estimates
• Kinky Friedman
• Missouri governor voices support for Enbridge pipeline
• MTV hosting MADE casting call for HCC students
• Astros sign two-time All-Star RHP Livan Hernandez to minor league deal
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, February 1, 2012
• Texans draft watch: WR Mohamed Sanu
• Endeavour to offer $500M in senior notes
• Exxon Mobil says 2011 earnings up 35 percent
• United offers new direct flights from IAH to South Dakota, Wyoming
• Sun Coast adds two businesses to portfolio
• HBJ readers respond to Obama’s energy policy
• Bank M&A activity showed a lackluster 2011
• Pappas goes electric with new vehicle charger
• Greater Houston Health Information Exchange changes name and CEO
• Sinh Sinh, doubly good
• Halliburton avoids some Gulf oil spill damage costs
• Florida firm buys Cinco Ranch retail center for $17M
• Former Astros reliever Chad Qualls inks one-year deal with Philadelphia Phillies
• Former Sterling Bank executive faces prison time
• Colorado sues ConocoPhillips
• Obama to push for small business tax breaks
• United Steelworkers union preps for strike
• Cameron sues insurer in alleged oil spill-related settlement payment
• IAH to begin charter flights to Cuba
• Houston Astros to keep team name, owner says
• Former Stanford employee testifies about falsifying returns
• HISD appoints new chief high school officer
• Crane thanks season-ticket holders, makes decision not to change name of Astros
• Two police officers caught street-racing, alarming motorists
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, January 31, 2012
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #26
• Texans draft watch 2012: The preview
• Whole foods to dude foods: Super Bowl Sunday party planning recipes
• Houston Metropolitan Dance makes leadership changes, plans expansion
• Three Houstonians compete for the U.S. in international competition
• Rice wins $2M grant to study relationship between science, religion
• Landry’s Pleasure Pier designed to thrill visitors
• Hyperdynamics to raise $30M
• KBR names new president of industrial services
• Houston security guard arrested with 15-year-old runaway he met online
• Energy executives expect solid 2012
• Houston sports organizer Robert Dale Morgan passes away
• Air Liquide buys Georgia Gulf air separation unit
• Houston port commission ousts Dryer, appoints interim executive director
• Dallas Theological Seminary's event schedule - week of 01/30
• Astros to kick off 2012 CAREavan this week throughout central, south Texas
• Houston anesthesiologists highest paid in local health care sector
• UHD sponsors Geriatric Education Awareness symposium on Feb. 24
• Port Commissioners to consider hiring of interim CEO
• GSE Holding Inc. changes IPO
• Houston’s downtown retail slumps
• HSSK Forensics sold to Ricoh
• Nabors could be a takeover target, traders say
• Republicans to bundle Keystone approval with highway bill
• Center for Houston’s Future names new board chairman
• Texas oil, gas sector hits growth gusher in 2011
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, January 30, 2012
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Monday, Jan. 30
• Exxon Mobil divests Japan unit in $3.9B deal
• Senior Bowl survey shows Texans as desirable destination
• Friday games tighten district hoops races
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, January 28, 2012 at 6:50 P.M. CT
• Fantastic February three-course special at Café Pita +
• Texans need to be ready for prime time in 2012
• Astros remain in mix as possibility to sign free-agent right-hander Roy Oswalt
• EPA Alliance Launches EnvironmentalBootcamp.com
• See these family favorites from Ford at the Houston Auto Show
• Rhianna has left the building
• UHLC symposium focuses on environmental crimes
• Houston attorney named ABA Problem Solver
• Astros ink LHP Zach Duke to minor league deal
• Christus Health to move Houston, San Antonio HQ to DFW
• Texans are first to taste new Bud Light beer product
• Francesca’s upsizes and prices public offering
• Texas Ren Fest doubles campground area for 2012 season
• Houston approves tax incentive for Colorado engineering group
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Sunday, Jan. 29
• Tax group names 2 Houston companies on 'Dirty Thirty' list
• ConocoPhillips to lease oil and gas rights in Colorado for $137M
• CBRE Group tops HBJ’s list of largest CRE firms
• Landry’s set to unveil Galveston Pleasure Pier plans
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Saturday, Jan. 28
• Iranian Films / Palestinian films
• War Profiteer Strikes Again… Bye Bye Houston Astros?
• Post Cahill’s, there are still pubs with good grub
• Building Blocks: How Randall Davis developed his way to Astoria
• API not impressed with U.S. Gulf lease sale announcement
• Houston fire captain charged with possession of child porn
• Georgia's Farm to Market opens downtown
• Video shown of Stanford claiming righteous business practices
• Eagle Ford Shale no threat to water supply
• Houston Grand Opera unveils expanded 2012–13 season
• Group 1 Automotive buys BMW dealership
• Say what? Houston Police murder investigator accused of having 2 wives
• Dallas Roberts on The Grey
• Magic Cyclops on American Idol: You Wanted The Best, But Will Settle For Less!
• Houston roadside assistance worker avoids jail for on-duty porn viewing
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, January 27, 2012
• Kids Eat Free in Clear Lake
• Laser Boobs!
• J.J. Watt reaches out to young Texans fan
• Transocean protected from some oil spill charges, judge says
• Texas tax climate ranks as ninth best in U.S.
• Houston Symphony reveals program for musical director’s last season
• Houston Branch board of Dallas Fed elects 2 Houstonians
• Houston airports see more international travelers
• Moody's downgrades natural gas prices
• Houston joins Better Buildings Challenge
• The truth about tall tales involving powerful CEOs
• Targa Resources offers $400M of senior notes
• Perry’s welcome back to Texas isn’t warm, survey says
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Friday, Jan. 27
• Ex-Astros closer Brad Lidge agrees to terms on one-year contract with Nationals
• 1.27 Opening this week
• Houston gasoline prices still climbing
• Houston firms pay stiff fines for hiring illegals
• LyondellBassell renews lease, building to be renamed
• Astros owner fights back in Alabama debt inquiry
• Former Stanford employees testify
• HPD to crack down on drunk driving with new equipment
• Houston lawyer wants Reno crash victims case moved to Texas
• City of Houston delays vote on red light cameras
• Mazda to sponsor Houston Dynamo
• Astros land trio of young talent on MLB.com's annual Top Prospects list
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for January 18 – February 01, 2012
• Tea Party Princess
• Texas vs Florida
• Wim Wenders on Pina
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, January 26, 2012
• EEOC files Montrose Berryhill employee harassment suit
• Mazeroski views Biggio as 'lock' to be elected to Hall of Fame on first ballot
• H-Town Chili Throw Down – ANYTHING GOES
• McDermott International wins $2B contract, shares up
• DEBRIS: This Month in Art-Killing Nonsense
• UTMB receives $1M gift to help build new hospital
• Q4 rallies boost office, industrial performance in 2011
• League City to vote on red-light cameras
• Glori Energy raises $20M investment
• Stanford shares secrets of his success — before his downfall
• Birth of a startup: Behind the scenes with Matchstick
• Enervest chief appointed to Texas Tech board of regents
• Americas Styrenics names new CEO
• Exploration companies cut budgets as natural gas glut expands
• UH Law Center Blakely Advocacy Institute takes national stage.
• Conoco, CNOOC reach China oil spill settlement
• Houston businessman contributes to Wisconsin governor
• ConocoPhillips 4Q profit up 66 percent
• Port of Houston had record year for cargo
• Obama stresses job creation in State of the Union
• Veteran sportscaster Bob Allen to leave KTRK
• Texas’ charitable giving spikes in 2011
• Houston dominates master-planned community home sales list
• THE BUCKINGHAM RESIDENT RECOGNIZED BY NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR SERVICE WORK
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, January 25, 2012
• Dril-Quip dismissed from Deepwater Horizon court case
• Conoco expected to report Q4 profits
• Scottish-themed cruise makes special stop in Galveston
• Ruggles Green to reopen 11th Street Cafe
• Houston Astros: What’s in a name?
• Prosecutors expected to outline case against Stanford
• Astros designate IF Angel Sanchez for assignment
• Houston Technology Center names strategic relations director
• Houston’s chief executives earn more than Dallas’
• J.C. Penney cutting jobs, prepping for presentation
• National Peanut Butter Day : Family friendly recipes from Peanut Butter and Co.
• Houston College Classic tickets on sale for tournament at Minute Maid Park
• Sysco goes mobile with new app
• Halliburton announces fourth-quarter earnings
• A Mild discovery at Spec’s
• West Virginia courting Houston for plant
• Michael Kors to open store in The Woodlands
• 117,000 imported products seized at Port of Houston
• Impairment charge lowers Baker Hughes' 4Q profit
• Houston lures Colorado engineering firm with incentive
• Texas Instruments to shutter Stafford plant
• Houston partners build sports medicine and training facility
• Houston Astros aim to win fans with lower prices
• This Is Not A Film
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #25
• Astros owner Jim Crane exploring possibility of changing team name, uniforms
• Dallas Theological Seminary's event schedule - week of 01/23
• Pearland Library: PJ Story Time
• Exclusive interview with Jason Willis of BUXTON!
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, January 24, 2012
• Astros owner Jim Crane discusses new fan-friendly initiatives for 2012 season
• Another month, another Houston restaurant sued for not paying employees
• 11th Street Cafe closes for good
• Jury selection under way at Stanford trial
• Port of Houston ships temporarily stalled by fog
• Rice’s Baker Institute climbs in think tank rankings
• Houston’s average salary is $46,290
• Platinum Energy Solutions files again for IPO
• Houston Airport System breaks ground on new IAH terminal
• Chick-fil-A to open 8 Houston restaurants in 2012
• MRC Global to open distribution center in Wyoming
• Members of 1986 Astros reflect on one of the greatest seasons in club history
• H&M to open first Houston location in Baybrook Mall
• Funeral plans for Patrick Thornton
• Anadarko makes provisional Rockhopper offer
• City of Houston reaches red light camera settlement
• Bankruptcy judge wants investment details from Astros owner Jim Crane
• Halliburton posts surging 4Q profit
• Apache Corp. to buy Cordillera Energy for $2.85B
• Houston apartment market stays steady in December
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, January 23, 2012
• Art is Dead:Human remains as your medium
• Holy deconstructed comic collages, Batman!
• Ex-Astros manager Phil Garner to return to A's as part-time special advisor
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Sunday, Jan. 22
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, January 21, 2012 at 7:20 P.M. CT
• Probing the Texans mock draft picks
• Josh Wilson is in Friendswood performing on January 22nd.
• Kozmic Pearl brings Janis Joplin back to life.
• Cy Springs rallies to hand Langham Creek first 17-5A loss
• Free Wellness Fair promotes city's free youth tennis program
• Conn’s to close Rosenberg store
• Mock Supreme Court hears case at UHLC
• See Houston’s EPA offenders
• Houston business passengers like new scanners better
• Commercial Realtors cutting teeth on new venture
• Four Houston banks make analyst’s list of takeover targets
• Noble Energy to move HQ to former HP building
• Astros agree to terms on one-year contract with veteran catcher Chris Snyder
• Houston gained 75,800 new jobs in 2011
• Universal at 100
• Ross Dinerstein on The Divide
• Sterling Construction places low bid on California project
• Sam Houston Race Park picks for Saturday, Jan. 21
• Survey shows high demand for energy professionals
• Prosperity signs deal to acquire The Bank of Arlington
• Family friendly Super Bowl party ideas
• Mockingbird, an amazing happy hour
• Insiders say Perry can remain Texas’ top politician
• More and more California jobs come to Texas
• Schlumberger reports almost $40B revenue in 2011
• Feds brings down file-sharing website
• Houston venture capital investment decreases in 2011
• NFL grants special eligibility to 65 players for upcoming draft
• Four Houston businesses make Fortune’s best 100 companies to work for list
• Sneak peak at the new Latin Bites Cafe opening January 25th, 2012
• New this week
• The Flowers of War
• Pam Gardner resigns from position as president of business operations for Astros
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, January 20, 2012
• Houston Tennis Association wins national award
• Copano Energy closes public offering, nets $187.5M
• "Go National!" rally celebrates "Blakely Advocacy Trifecta"
• Vanguard prices public offering
• Astros’ president resigns
• "My Sugar is Raw" & His Art Beauty is Raw! Exhibit by Zachariah Rieke in Houston
• SigmaBleyzer: Houston shows strong growth in November
• HISD proposes to increase vocational training
• Johnson & Johnson charged $158M in Texas Medicaid fraud case
• Endeavor Management and Gelb Consulting merge
• Slideshow: Rice celebrates centennial with 100 historic banners
• Sutherland law firm names two Houston partners
• Seyfarth Shaw names two new Houston partners
• Astros 3B Chris Johnson focused, determined to bounce back strong in 2012
• Newton Energy grabs another $75M from Kayne Anderson
• Houston energy deals boost Texas M&A deals
• Twin Eagle buys out Enserco Energy
• Rick Perry to drop out of presidential race, reports say
• BP could pay $25B on Gulf spill, analyst says
• Web protest slows Internet piracy legislation
• Sam Houston Race Park offers fun alternative (Plus picks for Friday's races)
• Reversing loss, Bank of America earns $2B
• Judge denies Stanford trial delay
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for January 12 – 17, 2012
• Francesca's set for 9M follow-on share offering
• Anadarko building new office tower
• Hand Doc and Strippers
• Habit SWAP: Not-for-Profit Website Introduces Loopchange Habit SWAP Plan
• Cake Balls in Clear Lake
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, January 19, 2012
• Restricted free agency tenders have changed in new NFL CBA
• Astros designate Craig Tatum for assignment to clear spot on 40-man roster
• Kinder Morgan boosts Q4 profit, misses analysts’ forecast
• Local impact of possible Grubb & Ellis deal unknown
• Business groups blast Obama's Keystone denial
• Keystone not in national interest, feds say
• Caballo Energy acquires Oklahoma shale assets
• Pilko adds former ChemConnect CEO to executive team
• Astros agree to terms with veteran OF slugger Jack Cust on one-year deal
• Buffets Inc. files for bankruptcy — again
• Keystone decision impact: TransCanada shares and oil dip
• End Piracy, Not Liberty
• Obama expected to reject Keystone XL
• Group 1 Automotive purchases San Antonio dealership
• Crooked Houston cop gets sweet plea bargain after robbing drivers he stopped
• RigNet chairman to step down
• Art market outperformed S&P 500 in 2011
• Gulf Coast recreation area would benefit business, report shows
• Brookhollow Central office complex under new ownership
• Houston gasoline prices continue their slow climb
• High-tech manufacturing jobs moving to Asia
• Web protest to take on Internet piracy bills
• Yahoo co-founder resigns
• Feds allege BP paid witness $107,000 a month
• Houston ranks as North America’s fastest-growing metro area
• Targa Resources offers 4M units
• Exhibition - The Deconstructive Impulse
• Exhibition - Perspectives 177: McArthur Binion
• Haywire
• Former Astros minor leaguer Craig Bjornson named as team's bullpen coach
• The Civil Wars
• Can the Texans afford Mario Williams and Arian Foster?
• Robert Graham to open new Galleria retail location
• Jed Lowrie remains only unsigned arbitration-eligible player on Astros' roster
• Memorial Hermann system named among nation’s best
• Macy’s to lay off 97 Texas City employees with store closing
• Anadarko hits major Mozambique gas find
• Fulbright & Jaworski adds new partners
• H-GAC invites comments on Houston region growth plan
• Astros, Happ agree to terms on one-year contract
• Cincinnati Bell's CyrusOne to open Singapore call center
• Tyson Cole's Uchi to open on February 2nd, 2012 in Montrose
• U.S. agency invests $50M with SigmaBleyzer fund
• Houston home, property sales build more momentum
• What can you get for $50 at Whole Foods?
• Select Energy signs deal with mobile water system
• Some information can be helpful concerning those wacky Belgians
• Incentive compensation still strong for Houston execs
• U.S. may require drug firms to disclose payments to doctors
• Dynamic Offshore to offer 16.67M stock shares
• Abundant shale gas drives down electricity prices
• ConocoPhillips to sell Canadian oil sands
• Onit gets $4M infusion from Austin Ventures
• Shale drives record upstream M&A activity
• Help prevent cervical cancer with HPV vaccine
• 23-5A hoops: Travis wins first-place showdown with Bush, Austin nips Marshall
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #24
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, January 17, 2012
• Aces 14U select team aiming to get better under direction of Sampson, Cox
• Texans 2011 draft class made quite an impact
• A James Beard Dinner at Killen's Steakhouse in Pearland
• Back to the grind: spring classes begin at DTS
• Interview: David Larry Lorrack
• International Hot and Spicy Day: Heat up family dinner night
• Water totals to be included in Texas fracking disclosures
• Three bidders set for Anadarko Brazil unit, report says
• Mission Burrito’s $5 chicken burrito deal is back for Mondays
• Mistakes kill Texans chance at AFC Championship
• Old problems haunt Texans in loss
• Astros continue to field offers from teams interested in slugger Carlos Lee
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, January 14, 2012 at 6:30 P.M. CT
• Different Texans team returning to Baltimore
• Official prediction: The Texans will...
• Injury report: Texans at Ravens, NFL Playoffs Divisional Round
• Credit the power of the ninja for Phillips staying in Houston
• The Toxic Avenger is coming to Town!
• HCC merges two insurance subsidiaries
• It’s official: Montrose Fiesta soon to be no more
• HBJ Daily Update email to resume Jan. 17
• Moot court teams vie for national championship
• Some Uptown streets closed for Houston Marathon
• Houston Area Women’s Center names new board chair, members
• Obama proposes consolidation of six business agencies
• Houston Rodeo Concert Lineup Alert. Tickets on Sale January 14th.
• Texans - Ravens playoff ticket prices drop as game nears
• Energy, tech wages on faster track, study shows
• Former Astros IF Adam Everett to join Indians' front office as special assistant
• Texans’ Phillips pulls out of contention for Bucs coaching job
• Attorney named new president of Touchdown Club of Houston
• Mat Kearney at Houston's House of Blues February 1st
• Jimmy John’s moves in to Galveston
• Westlake Chemical proposes to buy Georgia Gulf Corp.
• Olivas appears in conference video exhibit
• Stanford lawyers request to withdraw from defense
• Court: KBR won’t go to jury trial for convoy deaths
• Fiesta Mart in Montrose bought by apartment developer
• HBJ Morning Call to resume Jan. 17
• What do primary elections and tandem bike racing have in common?
• BBVA Compass opens new location in Texas Medical Center
• Bank economists predict moderate U.S. growth in 2012
• Carnage
• Contraband
• Cool Parks: Countryside Park in League City
• Holiday Weekend Weather Forecast, Houston And Vicinity, Friday, January 13, 2012
• Texans might as well stay home if you listen to one Baltimore writer
• Linn Energy, Camden price public offerings
• Nolan Ryan Beef and Kroger partner on new venture
• Cass McCombs
• Dimitri’s Rail, guest Kristina Fike rock Main Street Crossing this Friday
• MRC Global registers for IPO
• UHLC and Thomson Reuters West LegalEdcenter launch CLE program.
• Rice scientist wins prestigious Texas award
• Toast 2012 with UH Law Alumni Association
• Hoover Energy purchases Texas shale assets, builds pipeline
• Mock Supreme Court to hear climate arguments
• OYO Geospace gets $14.7M equipment order
• Crown Castle acquires $180M wireless leases
• Target confirms Apple mini-stores, but that's just the start
• Cabot still top name in gas game
• Houston restaurants promote carb loading before the marathon
• BYOF at IKEA: Getting organized with style, fun, friends and family
• Skanska USA buys a block downtown
• Encore Health Resources names new president, COO
• Regions sells Morgan Keegan for $930M
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for January 12 – 17, 2012
• Houston foreclosures continue to decline
• Camden to offer 5.75M shares, buy interest in joint ventures
• Linn Energy to offer 17M units
• SOPA & GoDaddy Explained
• An Apple from Some Teachers
• NBA Purgatory
• Joyful Noise
• Astros name Joe Pettini as bench coach, make additions to baseball staff
• The Iron Lady
• Pariah
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, January 12, 2012
• Foster could challenge NFL playoff rushing mark
• Houston Dining 2012, it's informative and accurate, too
• Astros claim former top prospect Fernando Martinez off waivers from Mets
• Harvard scholar first speaker of UHLC spring colloquium
• Cabot, other Houston companies' stocks drop with gas prices
• MetLife to close mortgage unit, lay off workers
• UH researcher wins grant to study Congo River, gas emissions
• Port of Houston increases 2012 budget
• Houston fifth largest city for manufacturing workers
• Houston’s Tony’s named a top “power lunch” restaurant
• Houston CEO turnover increased slightly in 2011
• Houston among worst offenders on new EPA emissions map
• Lucas Energy retains services for Eagle Ford sale
• Enterprise Products’ shipping partners double pipeline commitments
• You can begin earning $38,200 as a Pharmacy Technician
• We want you to name HCC's new mascot
• The John P. McGovern Foundation announces<br>$5 million gift to HCC
• Succeed with HCC's Certification in Project Management
• Soar with HCC's Freight Brokering class
• Nominate your colleagues for the 2012 Chancellor?s Eagle Awards
• Meet our new mascot Swoop
• Make up to $56,000 with Digital Communication
• Look to the future with HCC's Electrocardiography (EKG) Technician Program
• Intern with HCC's Communications Dept. this spring
• Information regarding your Pell, loan refunds
• HCC, UT Tyler team up to meet demand for more engineers needed to compete
• HCC's Got Talent, just see for yourself
• HCC makes Third Annual Taste of the Texans sweeter
• Teen Career Conference at the Houston Zoo Jan. 22, 2012
• U.S. could raise oil and gas royalties
• Houston stomped Silicon Valley in 2011 tech job growth
• Rock Energy’s Colo. gold mill kicks up ahead of schedule
• Principle Management names new president, CEO
• Enterprise Products offers more shipping on pipeline
• FMC, Anadarko sign contract for Lucius project
• French title for a Dance Show in Houston "La vie à pleines dents" by Joe Sioufi
• Houston active in 2011 law firm mergers and acquisitions
• It's okay Texans fans, J.J Watt forgives you
• FPH interviews: Scarlet Spider creative team Chris Yost and Ryan Stegman
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, January 11, 2012
• Astros legends reflect on tenure of popular clubhouse manager Dennis Liborio
• UH opens children’s sleep and anxiety center
• For the Texans, it’s all about those good luck haircuts
• Crown Castle subsidiary to refinance with $3B credit
• Renewable energy passed nuclear as power source in U.S. in September
• New study validates Deepwater Horizon leak rate
• Houston among 10 cities “poised for greatness” in 2012
• Ladysmith Black Mambazo
• BBVA Compass estimates goodwill writedown of $1.28B, citing slow economic recovery
• Whole Foods Healthy Pantry Challenge
• Houston has more than 250,000 health care workers
• Lawmakers post Keystone ‘watch’ clock
• Stream Data Center to build new center in The Woodlands
• Olivas tribute at D.C. reception
• Pasta prior to the marathon in Houston? Here’s a lengthy list.
• New tower could emerge near Galleria
• Doctors push moratorium on fracking
• WM Recycle America names new president
• Houston stays ahead of U.S. housing downturn, report shows
• Houston companies win CEO, CFO and investor relations awards
• Grant Writing Workshop
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #23
• Interview: Rebecca French and Robert Thoth
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, January 10, 2012
• An open letter to the Houston Music Community
• Texans looking good health-wise heading to Baltimore
• Bagwell takes step forward in Hall of Fame voting despite not getting elected
• FMC Technologies subsidiary wins $150M subsea contract
• Biomedical research is an aging field, Rice study shows
• Houston commuters to feel effects of Monday’s storm
• Meet 'The Addams Family' at the Hobby Center
• Diamond Offshore awards $300M contract to rig constructor
• Houston has fewer financial jobs than Dallas, but higher pay
• Houston Rodeo reveals performance lineup for 2012 show
• Apple to open mini stores in Targets
• Slideshow: M.D. Anderson building implosion
• Shale prices could create bubble
• Maguire Oil gets $4.2M in settlement with Houston
• Integrated Electrical Services names new CFO
• Halliburton, others appeal oil spill safety citations
• Humble Surgical Hospital constructs new building
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, January 9, 2012
• Playoff weekend: Texans - Bengals in photos
• Texans takeaway Bengals last chances
• Texans - Bengals third quarter: blood in the water
• Texans gain upper hand on Bengals with game changing play by J.J. Watt
• Texans in uncharted territory
• Texans overcome jitters, take Bengals best shots early
• Bagwell likely to fall short in Hall of Fame voting despite being worthy of call
• Texans put Houston back on NFL map
• Paul Ferrer Texas Male Underwear Fashion Show by Joe Sioufi
• NDSU shuts down SHSU for FCS football title
• NDSU shuts down SHSU for FCS football title
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, January 07, 2012 at 6:50 P.M. CT
• THICK N THIN: Rock and Roll that is "fluff free."
• When Francesca Battistelli was in Houston for the “We Cry Out” tour…
• Ex-Astros prospect Brooks Conrad signs minor league contract with Brewers
• Tacos del Julio, a terrific value now in seven area locations
• SHSU hopes former Ball star gives them a Sincere shot at FCS title
• Dirty Dozen: 4th Annual Ice Sculpting Competition at Discovery Green
• Injury report: Wild Card Weekend - Bengals at Texans
• Houstonian Holloway finds a football home in North Dakota
• Student Regents featured in latest Briefcase
• Luhnow pleased with minor league coaches, additions to Astros' front office
• Spec's no longer interested in buying Sigel's
• Prosperity named one of most efficient banks
• Saint Arnold lays down beer incentive for the Texans
• Texans already profiting from playoff run
• Encore Bancshares names new CFO
• Want a big hotel? Show us the money
• Imperial Sugar files late annual report
• Dynamo, KPRC-TV partner to broadcast 2012 games
• Dallas land, large data center acquired by Houston firm
• Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
• Six Houstonians tapped for Texas Lyceum
• Collaborators
• TDECU Insurance acquires Associated Insurance Agency
• Conoco, BP, Exxon executives consider Alaska pipeline
• Former Stanford brokers say SEC failed them
• Transocean CFO steps down
• Houston among first cities to get Sprint’s 4G LTE
• Houston preps for Texans playoff game
• Volunteer to help St. Agnes Academy and Trees for Houston Team Up for Trees
• HCC, UT Tyler team up to meet demand for more engineers needed to compete
• Home Depot: Savings Shed
• Kemah Farmer’s Market
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, January 6, 2012
• More on Wade Phillips' head coaching aspirations
• Glen Campbell’s Goodbye Tour, last Houston performance at Arena Theatre Friday
• Saturday style: M Penner to screen Texans game
• Houston has one of Texas’ worst commuter times
• KBR to provide services for Exxon facility in Baytown
• Texans playoff run boosts bar sales
• More investors sue in Stanford fraud case
• Foundation awards $3 million in medical grants
• Dow Chemical and Honeywell to build unique petrochemical unit in Texas
• Fluoro-Seal sold to Arsenal Capital Partners
• Texas City Macy’s shutters
• Energy Solutions International appoints new CEO
• Cool Parks: Centennial Park in Friendswood
• Still more pho fever in Houston than anywhere
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for January 05 – 11, 2012
• USPS cuts could cost companies $100M, study says
• Stanford’s defense experts return to case
• DiverseWorks ArtSpace appoints new executive director
• Halliburton again denies destroying spill evidence
• Essex Woodlands to back orthopedic biologics venture
• Injury report: Bengals at Texans
• Cabot announces stock split and dividend increase
• FCS title game will be influenced by many Houston high school products
• Luhnow, Mills aiming to hire bullpen coach for Astros over next couple of weeks
• CVS: No Birth Control
• 2011-12 Houston Press Texans Game Card
• The 2011 Houston Press Crimes of the Year
• Physical activity can have immediate impact
• 2011 Worst of Houston
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, January 5, 2012
• EEOC threatens Houston job growth with new rules for hiring
• Gary Kubiak or Marvin Lewis, you make the call
• I am Addicted to Art & Beauty - Joseph Cohen art by Joe Sioufi
• Kinder Morgan increases ownership in BOSTCO project
• IRS extends tax deadline to April 17
• Houston to build more single-family homes in 2012
• Houston Starbucks shops hike tall drink prices
• Atlas Copco buys Houston Service Industries
• High oil prices will drive 2012 E&P, Moody’s says
• Goodrich plans petroleum growth in 2012
• Main Street invests $15M in hose manufacturer
• Memorial Hermann acquires orthopedic clinic
• Genesis Energy acquires $205.9M Gulf assets from Marathon
• "Go National" Rally
• Time to get organized: IKEA's special events and products can help
• Chris Gray Day!!!!
• Dollar General to open 625 new stores in 2012
• Enterprise Products, Genesis to build Gulf pipeline
• Reliance Industries, Apollo could buy El Paso’s E&P unit
• Mexican grill Cabo closes after long run
• BP fund freezes payments to oil spill victims
• Oil and gas M&A deals total $170B
• Houston small businesses see higher salaries, less employees
• RESIDENTS OF THE BUCKINGHAM GET INTO THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT AT FESTIVE DINNER PARTY
• Houston Auto Show
• Set simple nutritional goals for new year
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, January 4, 2012
• César Cedeño headlines names of 2012 Astros' minor league affiliate coaches
• Parents just don’t understand: there ain’t no jobs
• Fertitta closes McCormick & Schmick's deal
• Alpine Access to hire 150 bilingual call center employees
• Kleinfelder acquires Corrigan Consulting
• Prosperity completes Texas Bankers acquisition
• Houston remains popular with foreign real estate investors
• Houston-area QBs come up big, but with mixed results, in Orange, Fiesta Bowls
• DXP Enterprises completes Houston tool company buy
• Quadrantids Meteor show Wednesday Morning
• Imperial Sugar moves into sucrose technology business
• Cinco Ranch has worst Houston commuter travel
• CUM YAH GULLAH
• BLACK HISTORY IS AMERICAN HISTORY
• Enterprise to build shale pipeline to Gulf Coast
• NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK
• KBR wins state construction management contract
• MINI WONDERS
• BODIES IN BALANCE
• FMC Technologies buys remaining shares of Schilling Robotics
• Total pens $2.3B shale deal with Chesapeake and EnerVest
• Stanford asks for another trial extension
• BP wants Halliburton to pay all its oil spill damages
• Waste Connections moves into Waterway Plaza
• Comfort Systems names new CEO
• Boras, Braves yet to talk extension regarding former Astros CF Michael Bourn
• UHD's Center for Family Strengths hosts workshop on Child Maltreatment Jan. 6
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #22
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, January 3, 2012
• Kubiak: 'Yates is the best guy for our football team'
• New Year 2012 - Fabulous Art @ Lawndale!
• Gourmet indulgence on the cheap, Belgians
• Texans playoff path is clearly set
• Texans 2012 opponents determined
• Featherface
• HFCS 2011 awards ceremony
• Texans - Titans, Week 17 in photos
• Texans limp into playoffs
• Most memorable meal of 2011: “Super” Umami by Kata Robata
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, December 31, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. CT
• Bourgeois looking forward to being veteran leader for Astros' outfield core
• Texans free agency look-ahead
• Andre Johnson will return to action Sunday, on play count
• 2011 in Review: Top 25 Dishes in Houston that made me swoon
• DVD slight return 9.3
• TechnoCycle expands to San Antonio, Austin
• From quirky to crazy: ‘Oddball’ job interview questions
• HBJ Daily Update email to resume Jan. 3
• State troopers ticket most Houston drivers near Klein
• Sterling Group acquires DuPont packaging company
• Majority of Americans support Keystone, survey says
• Congress approves unemployment benefits extension
• Houston to get another microbrewery
• Montrose H-E-B begins beer and wine sales
• My favorite new (mostly) inexpensive spots for 2011
• Chemistry council exposes secret of champagne bubbles
• Texas not included in Sears first round of store closings
• Check out YouTube video on Exxon Mobil campus
• Stock options prove beneficial for corporations, executives
• Watt family dilemma, Rose Bowl or Texans game?
• Shale drilling rights prices jump in 2011
• China court to hear fishermen's case against ConcoPhillips
• U.S. department plans 10 Gulf lease sales
• Francesca’s to relocate Houston HQ and distribution facility
• United Airlines moves closer to joint mechanics agreement
• HBJ Morning Call to resume Jan. 3
• Holiday Weekend Weather Forecast, Houston TX And Vicinity, Friday, 12/30/2011
• ESPN.com's Keith Law reportedly interviewed with Astros for front-office roles
• Flashback 1994: Houston's last playoff game
• Parents just don’t understand: AIDS and prison
• U.S. population will reach 312.8M on New Year's Day
• Mark Hurd loses appeal on HP sex harassment letter
• Stanford trial scheduled for January
• SEC to halt ‘Ponzi scheme’ in The Woodlands
• Discovery of shale gas in China presents possibilities for U.S. trade
• BP spill money used for Christmas lights, other items
• RA Sushi offers Sushi 101 class
• Most employees passed on vacation time in 2011, survey finds
• Read HBJ’s top blogs of 2011
• 2011: Houston Music Scene Awards
• Northstar Offshore sells off assets for $201M
• Kinder Morgan director flips $1.4 million in stock
• 2011: A year in recap.
• Noble could face issues with Turkey over Cyprus gas find
• Piping Technology faces $1M in OSHA fines
• BP’s Houston employees could face criminal charges for spill
• Port of Galveston moves forward Pelican Island development
• Houston Endowment names Alice Stern as president
• HBJ’s 2012 Book of Lists available for purchase
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for December 29, 2011 – January 04, 2012
• CVS: No Birth Control
• The 2011 Houston Press Crimes of the Year
• Wade Phillips: Cushing 'one of the best' he's coached
• Sampson, Cox to host tryout for 14U premier major level baseball team
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, December 29, 2011
• Endeavour share price soars after analyst upgrade
• Texas Attorney General settles Medicare fraud case
• Prosperity Bancshares switches listing to NYSE
• Brennan’s of Houston makes Fine Dining Hall of Fame
• Whitestone REIT purchases $15.7M Dallas retail development
• Flotek Industries to repurchase $36M in debt
• Ring in the New Year with good cheer & entertaining recipes featuring Whole Food
• Read HBJ’s top web stories of 2011
• Texas retail sector leads nation in jobs
• Texas Hospital Association appoints St. Luke’s CEO to board
• An excerpt from Acing Racing, the greatest gambling book ever written
• Cobalt International insiders sell $5.6M shares
• Valero refinery back at planned rates soon
• Spec's in talks to buy Sigel's Beverages
• Noble confirms big Cyprus gas find
• A friendly game of "What are the Odds" involving Houston sports
• Judge lifts BP’s Alaska drilling probation
• Hotel Sorella named on 2012 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List
• Texas Capital Bank Houston Region chairman to resign
• Melancon reflects on memorable trip to Taiwan as member of MLB All-Stars
• Pomeroy's playoff quick-reference is a must read
• 5 Houston Icons that have to be in the new Scarlet Spider comic (and some that shouldn’t)
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, December 28, 2011
• Holiday hoops tournaments keep area HS sports fans busy this week
• BP America executive subpoenaed to testify at spill trial
• Texas REIT buys Scottsdale shopping center for $29M
• Houston holiday shopping forecasts high sales
• HitecVision buys majority investment in Merrick Systems
• Harris County files suit over San Jacinto River contamination
• FDA moves forward with new Repros Therapeutics therapy
• Rewind – Roky Moon & Bolt, The Manichean, New York City Queens, The Mathletes @ Walter’s 12/25/2011
• Being Elmo: A Puppeteer’s Journey
• Enterprise Products sells 22.8M Energy Transfer units
• Energy operations lead corruption prosecutions
• An eclectic recap of 2011 dining
• Houston advances Trinity River water plan
• Sears Holding Corp. to close up to 120 stores
• Endeavour to buy assets from ConocoPhillips for $330M
• Texans will host wild card game at Reliant
• Texas tops nation in five-year job growth
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, December 27, 2011
• Texans playing to win Sunday against Tennessee
• Kemah Boardwalk: New Year’s Eve Family Celebration
• Meador Library: New Year’s Eve Party for Teens
• Meador Library: Craft
• Freeman Library: New Year’s Noisemaker
• Freeman Library: Holiday Movie for the Family
• Pearland Library: Teen Movie
• Pearland Library: Grab Bag Craft
• Friendswood Library: Dragon Puppet
• Friendswood Library: Year of the Dragon Storytime
• New Year's Eve family fun event in Houston
• Top films of 2011
• Story Times in and around Clear Lake
• Texans get off playoff drought list
• Beltran, Berkman likely to generate large crowds at Minute Maid Park in 2012
• Texans lock up 3-seed, will host wild card game
• The Artist
• Leather helmets? Now there's an idea
• Leather helmets? Now there's an idea
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, December 24, 2011 at 9:20 A.M. CT
• BP makes another appeal to U.S. television viewers
• Triniti Restaurant to debut on Christmas Eve with a 9-course tasting menu
• The Handmade Print - Exhibition
• Houston's most inspiring chef of 2011: Samba Grille's David Guerrero
• I want to ride my B-cycle, B-cycle: bike sharing finally comes to Houston
• Cardtronics shares reach new 52-week high
• WCA Waste shares continue strong showing
• CyrusOne building data center in San Antonio
• Houstonian serves the community through tennis
• Kubiak: Yates will remain starter
• Obama signs payroll tax cut extension
• HBJ Daily Update email to resume Dec. 27
• Peter Ream: Houston volunteer inspires passion for American values via USS Texas
• Conroe development opens gated “ranch” community
• Cathay Pacific first to land new cargo jet at IAH
• Is Obama becoming pro-energy?
• Houston unemployment at its highest in 10 years
• Lexicon completes $161 million rights offering
• Texans’ loss to Indy clouds playoff seeding
• Texans slide continues in embarrassing fashion
• Micro Center has most Houston-area office machine sales
• Houston Dining 2011 has been updated one last time
• Judge lets Anadarko exclude evidence from Tronox suit
• Despite awful loss, there is hope for the Texans. Not much, but...
• Global regulators tighten scrutiny of oil drillers
• Stanford mentally fit for trial, judge rules
• Ronn Motor Co. moves HQ to Houston
• WCA Waste shares soar on buyout news
• Memorial Production sells IPO over-allotment units
• Natural Resource Partners adds Oklahoma assets
• HBJ Morning Call to resume Dec. 27
• Ex-Astros catcher Brian Esposito agrees to minor league deal with Reds
• Ex-Astros catcher Brian Esposito agrees to minor league deal with Reds
• We Bought A Zoo
• A Dangerous Method
• Christmas Weekend Weather For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, December 23, 2011
• Joe Strummer’s passing and a description of dining here
• NASA extends electrical systems contract with MEI
• McJunkin Red Man to acquire OneSteel Piping Systems
• Stanford has brain damage, witnesses testify
• Forced sale of Galveston beachfront property possible
• University of Houston picks Levine as football coach
• Houston passes high-rise “buffering” residential rules
• AM Biotechnologies wins $1.7M diagnostics grant
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for December 22 – 28, 2011
• Notsuoh Wins Injury Suit
• Mistaken Identities
• Ex-Astros IF Anderson Hernandez signs minor league contract with Pirates
• Game capsule: Texans at Colts
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, December 22, 2011
• WCA Waste sold for $526 million to Macquarie
• Texas’ population grew 2.1 percent over past year
• OMB Valves to set up Americas’ headquarters in Stafford
• Westlake Chemical increases capacity at Louisiana plant
• Houston named as one of the South’s “Tastiest Towns”
• ConocoPhillips releases names of new Phillips 66 executives
• Willis Group acquires additional technology operations
• IAH breaks the mold with first-class restaurant options
• New Year's Eve at CityCentre and Hotel Sorella
• U.S. homes sales revised down by 14.6 percent
• Distribution International acquires Port Arthur firm
• The Adventures of Tintin
• Stanford hearing focuses on his fitness to stand trial
• Enbridge will proceed with Gulf Coast pipeline
• EPA set to release new toxic-air emissions standards
• Transocean bonus payouts among 'dumb' business moments
• Houston still among top U.S. job-creation centers
• Houston receives $21M in HUD homeless program grants
• National Q4 IPO market suggests more 2012 offerings
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, December 21, 2011
• A quality slice of New York in Houston
• Cobalt International shares soar after discovery
• Copano inks JV to service Corpus Christi
• The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
• Bering Office Partners buys Galleria building
• Time’s almost up for Congress to stop Medicare cuts
• Hanukkah events in Houston
• Plat stats show positive Houston growth
• Southwestern Energy plans $2.3 billion capital investments
• Houston attorneys win $7.2M for bus crash victim
• iCaughtSanta at the Christmas tree: Family fun photo and video gifts
• Baker Hughes picks up $640M Iraqi contract
• Phillies hire ex-Astros GM Ed Wade as special consultant to baseball operations
• Texans’ chances slip for No. 1 AFC playoff seed
• Team Inc. to transfer from Nasdaq to NYSE
• Cameron to repurchase $500M shares
• AT&T ends bid to acquire T-Mobile
• ConocoPhillips gains first NPR-Alaska permit
• Two Texas Democrat candidates declare for U.S. Senate seat
• Landry's extends tender offer for McCormick & Schmick's
• Houston holiday travel rates steady, reports show
• Mental Health Houston CEO resigns after 31 years
• Christmas time in Houston: Seasons of Sharing - Make your Children Happy!
• New York woman arrested for smuggling cocaine in shoes aboard Houston flight
• METRO worker pleads guilty after hidden cameras find him shopping for porn
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #21
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, December 20, 2011
• Injuries the story for Texans Monday
• Five last minute gift ideas under $10 from Whole Foods give back in a big way
• Need a late gift for the food lover that’s cheap (the gift that is)?
• Alliantgroup to hire 50 full-time employees
• Pence teaches youths right way to play game as host of 2011 All-Star camp
• Mutual of Omaha Bank leases Med Center office space
• Illegal immigration debate draws Houston business leaders
• Rice wins Gates Foundation global health grant
• Judge OKs injunction in alleged TWC scam case
• UH football team No. 18 in Business Journals’ rankings
• Waste Connections could pay $6M to break lease
• Noble Energy increases estimate on Israel well
• Apache picks up interest in Australian explosives plant
• Linn Energy to spend $880M on 2012 capital projects
• Luxury Italian jewelry collection in Houston
• UIL football championships draw over 200,000 to Cowboys Stadium
• Asian shrimp threatens Gulf fishing industry
• Plains Exploration sells some Texas assets to Linn Energy
• Funds target Galveston homeowners displaced by Ike
• Ponzi scheme hits University of Houston athletic scholarships
• Houston Baptist obtains Memorial Hermann Wellness Center
• San Jacinto College wins $300,000 for health care training
• Three charged with stealing mail of Brazoria County DA and others in small towns
• Texans - Panthers in photos
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, December 19, 2011
• Young Adult
• Texans crash back to reality
• One last Moneycat Brunch: Goodbye Moneycat, Hello Oxheart Restaurant
• Dekaney's improbable run ends with a state championship
• Drug dealer who used remote cameras to threaten police raid team pleads guilty
• Southlake Carroll overcomes Hightower for 5A-I championship
• Scamming unclaimed money online sends Houston woman to federal prison
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, December 17, 2011 at 6:10 P.M. CT
• Manvel's title shot falls short at the hands of Aledo
• 'Next man up' can also be said for Panthers defense
• Shame
• Former Astros OF Jason Michaels signs minor league contract with Nationals
• Large office portfolio under new management
• Stewart hiring hundreds in mortgage services
• Houston unemployment rate continues to drop
• Stop the child abuse, seriously just stop it
• Houston Rodeo plans new “Hot Summer Break” festival
• Mustang Engineering moves into Latin America market
• Halliburton eyes Ohio facility to serve shale drillers; 300 jobs expected
• First Reserve partners with CalPERS to acquire power plants
• Build a new convention hotel and they will come
• Crown Castle buys $1B distributed antenna systems provider
• GSE Holding postpones planned IPO
• Why it’s so tough for a Houston chef to win a James Beard Award
• Spreading the joy
• Senate passes pipeline safety bill
• True confessions of a Houston wedding planner
• Anadarko sells Wyoming assets to Western Gas
• Who you need to know about right now: ADAM CAPPA
• TransCanada proposes to extend pipeline into Houston
• Fertitta expands restaurant empire with Morton's acquisition
• Cameron to pay BP $250M in Macondo settlement
• Houston executives more bullish on hiring, survey says
• Oil States buys Colorado manufacturing site
• Apache set for latest deepwater Gulf development
• Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
• Fast track your learning with HCC-Southwest's <font face=times new roman color=#dbaa18>XLR</font><font face=times new roman>8</font> program
• Deputies say home burglars wiped out during get-away, leading to 4 arrests
• Hectic holidays can raise spirits of chronically ill child
• Don't let family drama rob you of holiday memories
• Talking about holidays keeps blues at bay
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, December 16, 2011
• Game capsule: Panthers at Texans
• University Baptist Church: Messiah Concert
• Armand Bayou Nature Center: Sundays in Nature
• Business struggles with secret sex spot for school kids in Clear Lake
• Friendswood: Christmas Program
• Blogging While Intoxicated: Back to the Workhouse edition
• Pearland: Lock-in @ the RCN
• Texas trooper charged with destroying cell photos while sexually abusing child
• Former Astros catcher J.R. Towles signs minor league contract with Twins
• Spec's finally set for first Dallas store expansion
• Americans associate shale with jobs, survey says
• Texas State Securities names second new commissioner this year
• Nabors earns $72M from assets sale
• Houston shifts ranking on list of top-performing U.S. cities
• Chevron Phillips Chemical to lay off 61 workers
• Houston Rodeo tops local Google search term list
• Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
• Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life
• Kinder Morgan cites dividend worries in dropping El Paso price
• Restaurant review: Teriyaki Experience
• Houston marketer named to new legal association
• Men’s Warehouse and Vera Wang partner on tuxedo rentals
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for December 15 – 21, 2011
• Brazil sues Chevron, Transocean for $10.6B over spill
• BP on track for 11 new Gulf leases
• Anadarko gives green light for deepwater Gulf project
• Houston man accused of selling bogus annuities
• Developing shale gas plays expected to boost economy
• Celltex Therapeutics opens nation’s largest stem cell lab
• Texas ranks high for commercial environmental assessments
• WWJD? Hit and Run
• Down the Hatch: The Rothman Report
• Bowling for Chumps
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• Houston bell ringers find 4th gold coin this season in Salvation Army kettles
• Houston Water Department worker won't fight charges of picking up hooker on duty
• Perception at the heart of Phillips' desire to return to head coaching
• Guidry named chairman of PKF national board
• Bring on the freaks! 999 Eyes comes back to Houston
• BBVA’s international brand key for Dynamo stadium deal
• ConocoPhillips top bidder in first Gulf sale since Deepwater Horizon disaster
• Rock Energy Resources shifts focus to gold with acquisition
• Houston nonprofits win $1M in affordable housing grants
• Chevron Phillips to build ethane cracker at Baytown plant
• 2011 to set record oil price, IHS CERA says
• Astros trade closer Mark Melancon to Red Sox in exchange for Lowrie, Weiland
• Sanchez Energy opens first day of trading
• Endeavour stops purchase of Marcellus shale assets
• Cheniere nets $300M from public offering
• Deepwater disaster caused by variety of mistakes, committee says
• Dubbels, tripels, and a home run for Belgian beers
• 55 ships backed up at Port after wreck
• High-rise ordinance on Houston's agenda
• Texas drillers must disclose fracking chemicals
• Dynamo's new digs to be known as BBVA Compass Stadium
• Carriage Services acquires NYC funeral home
• Cheniere to sell 33M shares
• RESIDENTS AND STAFF OF THE BUCKINGHAM PARTICIPATE IN 2011 WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S
• Day Trips: Dickens on the Strand in Galveston
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, December 14, 2011
• Crane discusses what set Luhnow apart in hiring process for Astros' GM job
• Galveston’s UT Medical Branch wins employee training grant
• Houston Ship Channel closure shouldn't cause issues
• Chinese fishermen sue Conoco for oil spill
• Anadarko insider sells off 20,000 shares
• Air Liquide extends oxygen contracts, plans new nitrogen plant
• Margaret
• Houston Ship Channel shut down due to collision
• Consumer spending drove Texas economy upward
• Rice most selective college for admissions in Texas
• Iranian imports ban would hike oil prices, IEA says
• You can vote for the James Beard Foundation awards this year
• House passes bill to double pipeline safety violation fines
• Transocean claims indemnity from Deepwater Horizon fines
• DKRW Energy LLC's plans for Wyoming plant back on
• SEC sues to recoup losses in Stanford case
• Port CEO cleared by DA's office, plans to vacate office
• NASA confirms partnership with Houston Technology Center
• Houston employers continue hiring more in 2012, survey says
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #20
• Top movies of 2011
• The Art Of Celebration 2012 New Year's Eve Affair
• Astros catcher Jason Castro to miss time after undergoing foot surgery
• HCC's Got Talent, just see for yourself
• Astros, Quintero agree to terms on one-year deal
• Kubiak's mentorship gives Yates confidence
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, December 13, 2011
• Snip-its kids salon pampers its way across Houston
• NASA extends Lockheed Martin support systems contract
• Wood Group gets Marine Well Containment contracts
• Samba Grille tweaks its tune
• Slideshow: Houston Texans finally reach NFL playoffs
• Frost Insurance buys Houston-based Stone Partners
• Houston has broad income gap between rich and poor
• Waste Connections president: Move could bring 100 jobs to The Woodlands
• Energy tops M&A deal value in 2011
• Texas AG files suit against Houston debt collector
• Waste Connections plans move to The Woodlands
• 10 gifts under $10 from Whole Foods
• Empower your earning potential with a Nursing degree
• Clean Line Energy approved for Kansas wind project
• High-end retail thriving in Houston
• Houston search firm wins Plano contract
• Pasadena refinery explosion leaves one injured
• Atwood Oceanics wins offshore contract
• Ellington & Associates relocates Houston HQ
• Journey through the History of Houston
• Ask HCC and Financial Aid TV provide answers for students 24/7
• New Year's Noon Bash at Children's Museum of Houston
• New Year's Eve Live
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, December 12, 2011
• Texans - Bengals in photos
• Houston Texans: AFC South Champs
• Texans improbable win nets franchise's first playoff berth
• Former GM, ESPN analyst Steve Phillips understands direction of Astros
• Busy weekend for UH, A&M, Rockets and Texans
• Houston Happy Holiday and Christmas Events
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, December 10, 2011 at 6:30 P.M. CT
• Texas A&M gets its man: Sumlin new football coach
• Theriot could land on Astros' radar to fill void if Cardinals non-tender him
• Turk: 'dream come true' to be back with Texans
• Memorial Production Partners closes down first trading day
• Pence to host HP All-Star Baseball Camp on Dec. 17 & 18 at Baseball USA
• MAMA TRIED...And Succeeded.
• Astros to sell memorabilia in Minute Maid clubhouse
• Coleman & Chris: Rhythmic. Relevant. Reverent.
• U.S. Interior Dept. to release report on Gulf spill causes
• Houston’s top temporary and direct hire placement firms
• Southern Union moves forward with Energy Transfer merger
• Houston ranks high on crime rates, Sugar Land low
• Houston economy will continue to thrive in 2012, GHP says
• thelastplaceyoulook animated Christmas Classic
• Houston oil and gas professionals invited to recruiting fair
• Hottest holiday toys hit Toys R Us today! Leaping for LeapPad's anyone?
• The Ghost Of Cliff Burton and the art of evasion.
• Astros GM Jeff Luhnow to retain Brad Mills as club's manager for 2012
• Top Houston executive search firms secure hundreds of jobs
• Cardinal Gas Storage in deal with Shell for La. storage facility
• Rockets' blockbuster trade for Lakers' Gasol scuttled
• Mon Dieu! Luxury Hermes store closed after break-in
• Fracking debate heats up as EPA detects chemicals in water supply
• Prosperity Bancshares to acquire East Texas Financial Services
• Memorial Production Partners sets terms of IPO
• Umami dinner at Kata Robata: Eating fugu and loving it
• League City pilot jailed for harassing text messages over his ex-dog
• Houston man begins jail term for sexual messages to child he met at funeral
• Fun within a budget
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• TSA baggage screener avoids jail, admits to swiping wallet on the job
• A quick and easy guide to avoid Seasonal Affective Disorder
• Astros' baseball operations offer insight into Cruz, Gonzalez as Rule 5 picks
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, December 9, 2011
• Game capsule: Texans at Bengals
• MLB superstar agent Scott Boras says Astros deserve to be major market team
• Kathryn Stockett, author of The Help
• Gores Group buys Houston Internet provider
• Vizcaino valuable asset to Dodgers as special assistant of baseball operations
• 27 Houston firms recognized for gender diversity efforts
• Wells Fargo to pay $58.75M settlement in Wachovia case
• Prudential Real Estate sold to Brookfield Residential
• Dresser-Rand acquires technology development company
• 2 x Rohmer at MFAH
• Houston’s Gingerbread Build-Off tests architecture skills
• Conn’s appoints new president and CEO
• Enterprise nets $390M from unit offering
• Anadarko unit invests in West Texas processing plant
• Exxon predicts massive shale gas growth
• Right Now What You Need To Know About I.D.R.
• JEREMY CAMP: "We Cry Out" Tour in Houston
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for December 08 – 14, 2011
• Texas businesses get break on unemployment taxes
• Houston stalls move on new auto repair shop rules
• Natural gas to displace coal as U.S. power fuel, report says
• University of Houston, SMU now members of Big East
• Astros name former Cardinals exec Luhnow as GM
• Delta Rigging appoints new president, COO
• Northstar pulls out of cancer treatment center deal
• Astros hire Jeff Luhnow as general manager
• North American Prospect Expo 2012
• Joel Osteen's Reality Show
• Wednesday notes, Texans Week 14
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, December 8, 2011
• Montrose H-E-B gets OK to sell beer and wine
• Houston Center earns LEED EB Gold certification
• Enterprise to sell 9M units
• UH scores $1.25M for subsea engineering program
• BALANCING ACT EXHIBIT DEBUT
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• Mattingly endorses assistant GM Logan White for Astros' open GM job
• Standard and Poor’s boosts Frost Bank’s credit rating
• MLK DAY PEACE RALLY
• BLAST FROM THE PAST: RETRO TOYS UNWRAPPED
• LUNAR NEW YEAR BASH
• Galveston’s historic Jean Lafitte Hotel to become apartments
• U.S.-Mexico Chamber of Commerce starts Gulf Coast chapter
• Houston shoppers are most mobile-savvy in the nation
• Colfax buys Ohio remediation services company for $34M
• Feds cite BP with more oil spill offenses
• A 'beary healthy checkup' at Houston's Health Museum
• Rockets unveil shortened NBA schedule
• Cornyn only opponent to approval of Gulf oil spill funding bill
• Cypress wins foreclosure bid for Galveston's Pointe West
• Citigroup to slash 4,500 jobs worldwide
• Missouri regulator delays decision on Southern Union acquisition
• Cameron insiders sell off $13M shares
• Baylor College of Medicine nabs $107.2M in grants
• Greatest way to put yourself in Christmas Mood in Houston by Joe Sioufi
• Toy Drive and Giveaway
• Q&A with Astros manager Brad Mills
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Wednesday, December 7, 2011
• Playoff scenarios for NFL Week 14
• Shale gas will support 870,000 jobs by 2015, study says
• Far East Energy secures $25M loan for Chinese project
• Texas Parks and Wildlife seeks $4.6M in donations
• Enbridge invests $145M in North Dakota terminal
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• George Mitchell named one of the top 100 global thinkers
• It all began with a sale to the sister of David Hasselhoff
• Rangers skipper Ron Washington excited about future division rivalry with Astros
• Freebirds and Operation Homefront: Santa for Day to Military Families
• Hunt Global to build frac-sand facility in Conroe
• Astros looking to deal high-priced veterans to clear path for younger talent
• Pernix adds senior management positions
• DeLorean and Epic Electric partner to build an electric DeLorean
• Montrose H-E-B embroiled in dispute over liquor license
• Upscale La Torretta Conroe resort faces foreclosure
• Former HP chair Dunn dead at age 58
• Citgo case provides clues how major BP spill trial plays out
• Houston's West U suburb tops South's quality of life, report says
• Houston area adds most construction jobs in U.S.
• Prime Dickinson waterfront property set for auction
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #19
• Astros interview Royals assistant GM J.J. Picollo for general manager job
• Rays skipper Joe Maddon pleased with Friedman's decision to stay in Tampa
• Dixie Chicks VH1’s Storytellers - praise the Lord,VH1 and pass the ammunition II
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• Friedman elects not to be part of Astros' pool of general manager candidates
• Around Town: Dickinson Festival of Lights
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• BP accuses Halliburton of destroying oil spill evidence
• MLB players view Cash DeLeon as outstanding youth for desire to help animals
• Two Memorial Hermann Hospitals Named Top Performers on Key Quality Measures
• Metro buys land for new Pearland Park & Ride
• Energy companies’ capital spending spikes
• Regulators blame management, loans for Superior Bank failure
• Newfield to provide crude to Salt Lake City refinery
• Star Wellness inks Houston franchise deal
• Texans now 99 percent certain for NFL playoffs
• Xodus Group continues Houston energy expansion plans
• That’s the spirit! Toy Drive a big success
• Shell renews huge downtown Houston leases
• EPA reveals $50M plan for Gulf ecosystem
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• Post office to curb first-class mail in cost-cutting move
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• Focus on domestic oil will reshape U.S. energy industry
• China may open up oil to U.S. companies, report says
• CVR Energy CFO steps aside
• Joe V's Smart Shop to open fifth area location in Baytown
• Texans - Falcons in photos
• Mills looks forward to seeing what non-roster additions can do to help Astros
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• Three weeks, three different quarterbacks, same Texans team
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• “Give check to Moose and Squirrel”
• Hightower rumbles past Pearland to earn 5A Division 1 semifinal berth
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, December 3, 2011 at 7:00 P.M. CT
• Daniel McFarlane: What I Saw
• NFL locks out players after union decertifies
• Astros interested in Cardinals' Jeff Luhnow as candidate for open GM position
• Buyers flock to stores for iPad debut
• Texans defense needs to be ready for Falcons no-huddle offense
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• Targa Resources shares soar after management changes
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• Toys R Us offers a 'Super Saturday' of savings
• ConocoPhillips to buy back $10B worth of shares
• Sanchez Energy boosts size of proposed IPO
• Newmark Homes sets the bar for GHBA charity
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• RDC Cytex sold to Atlanta plastics company
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• Houston Heights’ Holiday Home Tour showcases unique houses
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• GOP Keystone legislation may be futile
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• Excargo Services and H-GAC host green truck fair
• Main Street Capital invests $4.2M in Radial Drilling Services
• SM Energy expands Houston office
• Worldwide Power named a ‘Most Promising Company’ by Forbes
• CommunityBank of Texas names new president
• NASA maps show dire conditions in Texas due to drought
• Texas extends unemployment benefits to a max of 99 weeks
• UHLC library's blog picks up speed
• Rockets begin to build new roster
• Weingarten Realty Investors enters D.C. market
• Republicans file new push for Keystone pipeline approval
• Astros GM candidate Bill Geivett fits profile of what Crane seeks in position
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• Freneticore puts dancers on poles in Tenderina
• The Second Annual “Stuff the Sleigh of Katy” Holiday Toy Drive benefits TCH West
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• Texas Ren Fest sees record attendance
• Spectra Energy gets OK to expand northeast pipeline
• Harris County sues AT&T for gas leaks
• Photo gallery: Fast Tech 50 Technology Conference 2011
• Baker St. Pub serves ‘red’ beer for U of H game
• San Jacinto Chancellor to chair Port Economic Alliance
• ‘Hands Across Texas Wildfire Relief Benefit Concert II’ joined by 93Q FM
• Canadian REIT reportedly buying Hess Tower for record price
• Vanguard approves merger with Encore
• Houston-area private-sector pay dropped in 2009
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• FMC Technologies signs $325M Australian deal
• The best beer deal in Houston
• Anadarko repeats as Houston's best place to work
• Former Astros RHP Brandon Puffer overcoming adversity as inmate in state prison
• Houston’s housing department to get a HUD makeover
• United and Continental become one airline for FAA
• More fracking chemicals in demand, report says
• Ryerson opens new Houston service center
• Memorial Production Partners moves ahead with IPO
• Joni Eareckson Tada on suffering
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• Astros ink catcher Carlos Corporan to minor league deal
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• Northwest Houston hotel to receive LEED Gold certification
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• Texans have 98 percent chance to take division, website says
• CyrusOne takes control of its real estate
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• HBJ reveals Fast Tech 50 rankings
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• Houston independent bars and restaurants form new alliance
• GM candidate Andrew Friedman at top of Astros' wish list, unlikely to leave Rays
• The Staman Ogilvie Fund Raises Almost $8 Million for Spinal Cord Injury Recovery, Rehabilitation & Research
• Houston area is ready for retirement, report shows
• Transocean to sell 26M shares
• Texas Supreme Court strikes down challenge to business tax
• BP, Transocean, Halliburton to receive more spill violations
• Landry’s to hire 175 new employees
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• Landry’s to offer senior notes to finance its new deal
• Harris County Metro accepts $900M for new rail lines
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• New Houston consulting firm aims to help companies go public
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• Houston sports teams see some changeups
• cMoney prepares for public filing
• Former executive Tal Smith leaves behind strong legacy with Houston Astros
• Kemah Boardwalk tops HBJ Houston-area attractions list
• Ronnie Killen’s menu for the James Beard House
• Astros owners clean house, fire Smith, Wade
• Oil prices rise to more than $100 a barrel
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• Galveston to open bids for $60M sewer plant reconstruction
• Anadarko increases estimate on African natural gas find
• M.D. Anderson to start up new drug development institute
• GSE Holding sets terms for initial public offering
• Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
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• The Week Ahead/Tennis
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• Astros getting more inquiries from teams interested in LHP Wandy Rodriguez
• A multi-cultural Mambo the city does so well
• Scooter Brown’s new ‘Soldier's Christmas Eve’ benefits Lone Survivor Foundation
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, November 26, 2011 at 5:30 P.M. CT
• Expect Texans to attack Jags weakened secondary
• NBA players, owners score deal to end lockout
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• It's time to recognize that the University of Houston is legitimate
• RHP Lucas Harrell among talented young arms aiming for spot with Astros
• Injury report: Texans at Jaguars
• Houston doctors received large drug company payments
• Fracking surge leads to huge demand for sand, report says
• Sure, it’s $125 per person, but it’s a tremendous deal
• Astros’ Carlos Lee highest-paid athlete in Houston
• Houston population to reach 6.18 million in December
• Frost opens third Houston office in past 5 months
• Hanukkah Celebration
• Fillers may be fix for skeletal-looking hands
• Holiday shopper saves life after shooting caught on camera
• White man sues Houston Police alleging racial profiling in black neighborhood
• Houston arrest for stolen identity that caused tax trouble for Georgia man
• My Week With Marilyn
• Into the Abyss
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• Parker Drilling, Hercules see biggest Wall Street slide
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• Crafttexas 2012 Call For Artists Now Open!
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• Where to dine in Houston for Thanksgiving, 2011
• Due to mail delay, view HBJ Nov. 25 issue online
• Chevron’s drilling rights in Brazil suspended
• KMG Chemicals increases, extends credit facility
• Astros RHP Henry Sosa preparing for 2012 by pitching in Dominican Winter League
• Dynamo’s Ching drafted by Montreal
• HBJ Daily Update email to resume Nov. 28
• Another $1M chopped off price of Lanier mansion
• Melancholia
• University of Texas surgeons first to implant Sapien heart valve
• Ultra CEO named trade group vice chairman
• Houston attorneys work huge KKR energy deal
• Goodbye Drayton, goodbye National League; one of you will be missed
• UK group buys Houston-based Seaboard for $645M
• Spill won't slow Brazilian oil, analysts say
• Turkey farmers face record feed prices
• Morning Call to resume on Nov. 28
• Oceaneering International buys Norwegian company
• ThinOps changes name to S4 Communications
• KBR to develop 3-D Australian Navy simulator
• White truffles hand carried from Italy for Batasiolo Wine Dinner at Valentino
• 2011 Total Jingle Bell Run and Walk
• Jason Cassidy's 4th Annual Thanksgiving Eve Bash at Stetsons in Humble, TX
• League City Holiday in the Park
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• Crane's group completes purchase, takes over official ownership of Astros
• PSEG seeks Dynegy bankruptcy dismissal
• Rick's Cabaret to acquire Dallas club for $12M
• Postolos named CEO of Houston Astros
• Creels win open masters at HTA LeMaster Husband-Wife tournament
• Houston medical device gets star treatment on TV
• Black Friday favorites at Kohl's for the whole family
• HEB: Here everything's better including Black Friday
• Stanford fraud case takes unusual twist
• Texas business owners split on economy, survey says
• Texans average 959 miles for Thanksgiving drive, AAA says
• Sugar Land office building changes hands
• Lakeshore Learning: Magnetic Mitten Notepad
• KBR names new minerals unit president
• Helen Hall Library: Gingerbread Build
• U.S. companies adding foreign workers
• Congress weighs airline luggage fees
• Former trader says Madoff fraud began in the 70s
• TC Pipelines to trade on NYSE
• Greene’s Energy Group acquires Synergy Services
• Feds warn BofA to strengthen governance
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #17
• Sundance Cinemas Houston
• Black Friday and holiday highlights at Houston's IKEA
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, November 22, 2011
• Texans back at work, prepare for Jags
• HP Q4 earnings down 88% to $239M
• Bowie and KARP
• Pilot Light RG offers inResidence tasting dinners by phone reservation
• Burke discusses "New Energy Frontier" during UHLC event
• Barmes inks two-year contract with Pirates
• EPA delays refineries' carbon emissions plan
• S&B Engineers and Constructors to hire 500
• Burger House coming to Houston
• UHLC advocacy teams advance to championships
• Houston ahead of Austin, Dallas for high-tech jobs
• MMB wins $80M Gulf States Toyota ad contract
• NASA modifies USA contract for $232.9M
• Perry’s Steakhouse expands in San Antonio
• ConocoPhillips reveals management team additions
• Franci Crane proud of husband's strength throughout process of buying Astros
• ‘Occupy’ protests protected, with limits
• Energy Alloys obtains $110M credit facility
• Cahill’s, it’s just near Washington Avenue
• BLSA banquet speaker Judge Gilmore talks focus, foresight and fortitude
• Chevron at fault in Brazil oil spill
• Gates to testify in $1B antitrust lawsuit
• Debt committee on brink of failure
• Central Texas town may run out of water
• L.A. Galaxy overtake Houston Dynamo
• All eyes on Leinart
• Nutcracker Market sees spike in 2011 attendance
• THE BUCKINGHAM HONORS LOCAL VETERANS AT SPECIAL EVENT
• Owner of Farmville game on Facebook fights for any "ville" name, lawsuit filed
• Cocktales: Booty Calls and you
• How will we be remembered: a political meditation
• Bellaire lawyer disbarred for blowing off client
• Texas traveler sues over turbulence, saying she feared death
• Two on faculty accuse Texas Southern University of discrimination, retaliation
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, November 21, 2011
• Your guide to the Best of Black Friday deals at Toys R Us
• Kemah Boardwalk: Nutcracker Ballet Vignette
• Houston-area XC runners, teams shine in state meet
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, November 19 at 10:30 P.M. CT
• The Muppets
• Castro, Astros prospects part of championship team in Arizona Fall League
• Blogging while intoxicated: I’m mad at you
• The Brewery Tap has its charms….
• Exhibition - Transference: Andy Paiko and Ethan Rose
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• Astros add minor league pitching prospect Paul Clemens to 40-man roster
• Astros ink RHP Lance Pendleton to minor league deal
• NEW YEAR'S NOON BASH
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• UNIQUE HOLIDAY GIFTS CAN BE FOUND INSIDE CMH
• CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING WITH SANTA
• New Woodlands homes coming from surprising source
• SEASONS OF SHARING: CHRISTMAS IN NORWAY
• SEASONS OF SHARING: DIWALI
• 4 Houston companies ranked on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500
• Waste Management invests with Fulcrum
• SEASONS OF SHARING: RAMADAN
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• Mattress Firm sees favorable first day of trading
• Business owners in South report higher growth, report says
• VIP shoppers’ lounge set up in Galleria
• Bar Munich hosts official Dynamo viewing party
• Keystone pipeline chess game moves forward
• Texas private sector adds 13,500 jobs in October
• True confessions of an aspiring wine judge
• Pam Gardner to remain on board as Astros president of business operations
• Testify – Pauline Oliveros
• Delay allows TransCanada to fund Keystone XL with cash
• Houston firm steals Nexen's executive VP
• Houston man awarded $4.9M after rig accident
• U of H chancellor tops highest-paid list in Harris County
• Rodeo uncorks international wine competition winners
• Texas holiday travel to remain steady, reports show
• Day Trips: Froberg’s Farm in Alvin
• Probe of phony money leads to child porn and prison sentence
• THE BUCKINGHAM NAMES TODD WERTHMAN ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
• Bomb squad misplaces bomb, forcing evacuation at Houston Police Academy
• Galena Park school principal found with admitted prostitute who had drugs
• Foster's volleyball title quest ends at the hands of Lake Travis
• CityCentre host to a Canstruction: A whole new can of donations
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, November 18, 2011
• Crane introduced as Astros' owner following MLB approving final sale of team
• Crane introduced as Astros' owner following MLB approving final sale of team
• Bye week rooting guide for Texans fans
• The Descendants
• Sterling Construction unit wins bid for California project
• Houston Astros: New owner, new league, new success?
• Spill Commission director says systemic problems caused Gulf blowout
• Texas Dow Employees Credit Union creates holding company
• Post Oak Energy receives $200M for oil, gas investment
• If You Love Montrose–Shop at Fiesta
• Testify – 7 inches of Titan Blood
• Houston Astros sold to Jim Crane, will move to AL
• Halliburton CEO named one of S&P 500’s most valuable
• FMC Technologies sets drilling depth record
• Last chance for 99¢ coneys this Sunday
• SemGroup rejects $1B bid from rival Plains
• Salient Advisors files for MLP ETF
• Baker Hughes eyeing possible acquisitions
• Enbridge to reverse pipeline flow, ease bottleneck
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for November 17 – 23, 2011
• Port of Houston reports increased steel tonnage
• Moody’s adjusts Plains Exploration’s outlook to stable
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• Bay Area Christian Church: This Way to Bethlehem
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• Is Matt Schaub underappreciated?
• Francesca Battistelli: The musician with the funky name performs in Houston
• Q&A with Astros GM Ed Wade
• T Boone Pickens: keep gas in the U.S., force out oil
• BEC Recording Artist Adam Cappa is performing at Grace Community Church Saturday
• Oil industry to use NASA underwater facility for training
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• The Woodlands ranks as second smartest area in Texas
• Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview
• Clayco Academy purchases site of new Baytown Academy Sports
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• Let's trot Turkey at the TXU Turkey Trot to benefit Sheltering Arms Seniors
• Crane receives massive discount as result of agreeing to Astros' league switch
• Judge denies Stanford investor motion to intervene
• History society honors Joyce with namesake award
• Congress to vote on NASA budget plan with program cuts
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• NBA players file lawsuits, further delay 2011-12 season
• ConocoPhillips to sell $2 billion in pipeline assets
• Federal judge rules for Houston mortgage broker
• First Houston to Nigeria nonstop flight takes off Wednesday
• Uncertainty mounts for Keystone XL pipeline
• Jim Crane to buy Astros at discount, move to AL
• DataVox to build new corporate HQ near Sharpstown
• Houston Beer Week showcases emerging brew enthusiasts
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• Access tutoring opportunities available at HCC
• Lunar & Planetary Institute: Family Space Day
• Little Gym of Friendswood: Tumble-a-thon
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• Astros sign IF Scott Moore to minor league deal
• Pasadena Refining picks Burrow Global as project contractor
• NBA star David Robinson invests in Houston hotel
• MD Anderson to break ground on new research building
• Texans could go .500 down the stretch and still make playoffs
• UHLC grads inducted as 'New Lawyers'
• Sampson seeking right opportunity as free agent after standout 2011 season
• Crimson Real Estate Fund buys Westchase asset
• H-E-B to open Montrose Market, food truck Nov. 16
• Steel canopy completed on Dynamo stadium
• Houston ranks on congested freeway corridors list
• Ernst & Young: Clean tech investment growing
• Kentucky company to repay $1.3M to Texas customers, AG says
• Treasury to auction Encore Bancshares warrants
• Why bake it when you can buy it? Pumpkin Pie at Whole Foods
• The best fries in Houston
• Boardwalk, new marinas proposed in Galveston
• Houston hospitals to pursue grants amid reform
• Anadarko touts Colorado shale test wells
• Dynegy reports Q3 losses widen
• Cheniere subsidiary inks $3.9B contract for LNG facilities
• Houston agency nets $8M in real estate auction
• FPH Weekly Podcast, #16
• Cy Falls, Foster state volleyball matches to be shown by Fox
• Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo - Releases some major performers!
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• “Operation GI Joe/GI Jane” project returns benefiting soldiers overseas
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, November 15, 2011
• MARCEL KHALIFE AT JONES HALL APRIL 20TH, 2012
• November Theatre Wrap
• 'Next man up' being tested to the limit by Texans
• ZAT tournament offers championship points for juniors
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• Melancon among local professional athletes to appear at Cash's Care for Pets
• NBA players reject settlement offer, threaten 2011-12 season
• Rice MBA program rated No. 6 in nation
• Texans have 96% chance of making playoffs, website says
• Sterling bank branches switch to Comerica
• Leonardo Biosystems receives second round of TETF money
• North Carolina mediators sweep Abrams Competition
• Honda cars most stolen in Houston
• United Space Alliance to lay off more Houston employees
• Supreme Court to review health care reform law
• Lexicon to sell shares in rights offering
• Southwest launches three new Houston flights
• Interview: Grace Rodriguez
• China Garden, other businesses feel NBA lockout pain
• What's better than a pub crawl? Art Crawl Houston
• Houston Ship Channel would benefit from floodgate
• ESPN's College GameDay heading to Houston
• Looks count in job interviews, Rice-UH study say
• Philip Johnson/Alan Ritchie Architects opens in Houston
• Astros ink IF Joe Thurston to minor league deal
• Houston High School Sports: Nov. 14-20
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• Four kids scatter after witnessing deadly domestic violence
• Cypress Falls earns Region III volleyball title with win over Cypress Woods
• Texans - Buccaneers in photos
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• Take a break Texans, you've earned it
• Jordan Phillips Rebel Download Band- Tripadelic Texas Honky-Tonk. Confused?
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• It's all there for the University of Houston
• Major League Baseball expected to discuss sale of Astros at owners' meetings
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• LexisNexis is banking on the Houston market
• Bourgeois donates proceeds from golf classic to programs in need of assistance
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• Americans are increasing energy use, report shows
• ‘All Star’ panel offers insight to Health Law
• Jeffry S. Abrams National Mediator Competition kicks off
• UHLC honors Health Law and Policy Institute co-founder
• Dynegy distances itself from bankrupt holding company
• Houston’s office, industrial real estate on an upswing
• Banamex opens first Houston branch
• Houston gains most retail trade jobs in U.S. since 2007
• Briggs & Veselka move to new office space
• Feds choose Houston physicist to develop solar technologies
• IHS acquires Purvin & Gertz
• TPH Partners sells Storm Peak assets
• Gulf Coast has a long path to restoration, report shows
• Keystone XL pipeline on hold for now
• If you like charcuterie, you’ll love salumi….
• Goldman Sachs could earn $20 million for advising El Paso
• LRR Energy prices IPO at $19 per share
• Pacific Drilling sets $8.25 per share IPO
• SEC investigates Nabors’ use of corporate jets
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• Carnival Cruise Lines set to debut new ship in Galveston
• Due to print delay, view Nov. 11 HBJ edition online
• 'Here' With Live Music By The Boxhead Ensemble
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• HCC makes Third Annual Taste of the Texans sweeter
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• State Department postpones Keystone decision
• Tucker Carlson helps Transwestern revive Trendlines
• A.M. Castle stock jumps with news of Tube Supply purchase
• Dynamo’s Davis named to MLS elite team
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• Houston Marathon adds sponsors to host Olympic trials
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• Global energy costs could soar, IEA report says
• Terrific wine deals at Saldivia’s
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• NFL lockout looms after players' union decertifies
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• HISD OKs cuts, targets schools to close
• Japan quake pushes oil prices lower
• Obama to hold energy prices press conference
• Judge clears way for Blockbuster sale
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• The Coast of Utopia - Part I: Voyage
• Anadarko shares dip after company takes Deepwater hit
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• Dotel could set record for pitchers as result of St. Louis declining 2012 option
• U.S. power plants eye shift from coal to natural gas
• In the dark: Half of Galveston Causeway lights stop working
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• Eagle Rock moves further into Granite Wash shale
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• Chris Ryan’s Time
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• Meningitis vaccination required for HCC students
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• Kubiak pleased with performance of secondary
• Dallas Theological Seminary's event schedule - week of 10/31
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• Slideshow: 1960s-era Houston building now modern apartments
• Nabors payout to Isenberg suprises analysts
• Nabors CEO Isenberg receives $100 million to step down
• Hideous Thing
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• The Dead Revolt – Vanixer [local]
• FDA expands Cyberonics use of MRI services
• UHLC student receives mediation award
• Nebraska lawmakers to weigh in on Keystone pipeline project
• Qantas resumes all flights after work stoppage
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• Transocean mulls more legal action against BP, report says
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• Car blasts through fire roadblock, police captain charged with drunken driving
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• Calpine Corp.’s Q3 results miss expectations
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• Oak Ridge volleyball team falls short against Kingwood in 14-5A finale
• Entire bank of elevators damaged by burst pipe at Harris County Jail facility
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• Texas jobless rate nearly doubles since 2007, report says
• Plains discloses $1B hostile offer for SemGroup
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• Borden uses Houston to test new milk product
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• BP given approval to drill in Gulf of Mexico once more
• BP given approval to drill in Gulf of Mexico once more
• Taillon rising to challenge following prep career at The Woodlands High School
• Cain sets commitment standard for candidates to Houston hosted Texas Straw Poll
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• Cardinals, Rangers looking to gain advantage as World Series shifts to Arlington
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• Slideshow: Green redesigns featured on architect's home tour
• BP wins approval to drill in Gulf of Mexico
• Bill would give visas to foreign homebuyers
• Texas blocks wine sales from other states
• Gadhafi's death removes threat to Libyan oil industry
• Schlumberger Q3 earnings up 33%
• Tesla to open Houston electric car showroom
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• State of the College Address highlights HCC?s contribution to the Greater Houston area
• "BIG ENGINE" is revving up with a big show planned at the Lonestar Rally
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• Boardwalk to acquire Enterprise gas storage units
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• Houston gasoline prices start to rise again
• NASA unveils data images of Texas wildfires
• UT Longhorns top state in basketball program revenue
• Tesco Corp. enters Egypt tubular services market
• It might be a bit dumpy, but Frank’s Grill can be a tremendous value
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• IRS boosts basic tax deductions, exemptions for 2012
• Halliburton announces 26 percent jump in 3rd-quarter profits
• Rice weighs $40M stadium upgrade
• Perry and Romney longtime political rivals
• BBVA slips, Comerica gains in business bank survey
• Texas on tap for 4 PGA Tour stops in 2012
• Houston hotels make Conde Nast Traveler’s top list
• Chevron CEO says energy must be affordable
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• Sons of Blood and Thunder
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• UH Law Center and Anti-Defamation League present "Extremism in a Civil Society"
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• Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Exec. Director will speak at UHLC
• Harris County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Harris County
• Crescent sells Texas offices to JP Morgan
• Best Lawyers of America recognizes UHLC professor as leader in specialty.
• Texas Rangers gear boosts sales for Academy
• Crestwood Midstream to acquire Tristate pipeline
• Loanbox plans move into Austin, San Antonio
• U.S. consumption of foreign oil tops concerns in Energy Poll
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• Texas among top states for student loan defaults
• Rangers, Cards add Houston flavor to World Series
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• Houston firms raise $14.4M from venture capital
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• Interview with Wild Flag
• Stocks up amid optimism for European debt plan
• Neiman Marcus reveals luxury Christmas catalog
• Cuba embargo won't affect offshore safety, U.S. officials say
• Inner-Loop multifamily project gets green light
• Nevada Gold to buy slot operator AG Trucano
• Apple earnings below analyst expectations
• Performance - The Tiger Lillies
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• Rice Connexions program earns international award
• The Legend is Born – Ip Man
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• First Class U.S. stamp goes up to 45 cents
• The Swell Season
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• Sharps inks needle deal with Novo Nordisk, Walgreens
• Blogging While Intoxicated: riding the Cain train
• Houston's Minute Maid Park to host Republican Presidential Straw Poll Event
• Houston home sales rise, break price record
• Harris County foreclosures take major dip
• Moody’s considers upping Anadarko debt rating after Deepwater settlement
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• Google urges Houston small businesses to get online
• McJunkin Red Man names Underhill, Braun to new roles
• New UIL ruling prevents preseason two-a-day workouts on consecutive days
• Terrific wine deals abound at Brasserie 19
• UHLC Immigration Clinic wins appeal for Mali couple
• Berkman could face hostile crowd when Cardinals travel to Texas in World Series
• France's top credit rating at risk
• Pipeline safety bill passes U.S. Senate
• Accounting board criticizes Deloitte audits
• Houston sets U.S. pace for income growth, study shows
• Energy deals boost Q3 Texas M&A value, report says
• General Growth refinances First Colony Mall
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• King Tut visits Houston
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• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, October 18, 2011
• Texans still possible for playoffs, computer site predicts
• Humble school district gets grant for propane buses
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• Analysts bullish on Anadarko after BP settlement
• Halliburton shares fall, third-quarter income rises
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• Cell phone users to be alerted before new charges
• Wells Fargo earnings rise 21 percent
• European Union has one week to curb crisis
• Kinder Morgan to buy El Paso for $21.1B
• Keystone XL pipeline a political issue for Obama
• Settlement: Anadarko agrees to pay BP $4B
• CiCi’s Pizza Opened Newest Houston Location on October 17
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• Texans compete, play hard, lose
• LHP Randy Wolf's brief stint with Astros played key role in restoring career
• Second-half rally sends Cy Creek past Cy Lakes
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• Schaub becoming a magnet for fineable hits
• Schaub becoming a magnet for fineable hits
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• HTA league teams send "care packages" to troops in Afghanistan
• Olivas featured in InsideHigherEd.com
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• Houston leaders praise new trade pacts
• Port of Houston takes home top industry honors
• Conoco buys Marathon's share in LNG plant
• Mireaux Management Solutions No. 1 on HBJ's Woman-owned businesses list
• Amazon launches Houston deals websites
• HCC Spotlights 40 Years of Talent
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• Berkman honored to win National League Comeback Player of the Year
• Cell phone users' identities stolen at Houston cell phone shop, couple arrested
• Government survey requires answers under penalty of law, prompting concerns
• Ravens one of five teams the Texans have never beaten
• Astros outright Towles, Arias and Jose Valdez to Triple-A Oklahoma City
• Film Socialisme
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• Tracking the Texans roster transactions
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• Ultra Petroleum closes on $20M Colorado acreage
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• UHLC featured in the Princeton Review's "Best 167 Law Schools"
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• Anadarko mulls expanding campus in The Woodlands
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• Texans trade for Derrick Mason to shore up weakened receiver corps
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• Pence looking forward to 2012 with Phillies after undergoing successful surgery
• Dickinson waterfront acreage finally changes hands
• Tribeca Film Festival on the road
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• Astros agree to terms on one-year contracts with Mike Barnett, Doug Brocail
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• Houston PE fundraising gathers momentum in Q3
• NBA cancels games: Did anybody notice?
• The John P. McGovern Foundation announces<br>$5 million gift to HCC
• Group 1 acquires David Taylor auto dealership
• Galveston business owners bullish with new cruise ships
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• Houston Rockets cancel first two weeks of season
• Jim Crane meets with Bud Selig on Astros sale
• Westway II building sold to Wells Core REIT
• Praxair Inc. buys Houston distributor
• Crane, Selig have constructive one-on-one meeting regarding sale of Astros
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• The John P. McGovern Foundation announces $5 million gift to HCC
• Appeals Court upholds new Houston taxi cab law, adding new cabs to streets
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• Seven UHLC students receive scholarships to attend Texas Health Law Conference
• Dotel making impact in postseason as member of LaRussa, Cardinals' bullpen
• Cobalt, W&T shares among big Wall Street movers
• Complete Production shares skyrocket on merger news
• UFC136 came to town!
• Dallas Theological Seminary's event schedule - week of 10/10
• U.S. companies struggle to attract critical-skill employees
• Enterprise seeks dismissal of ETP's pipeline lawsuit
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• Think pink at the "CRUSH" at Citycentre Fine Wine & Art Festival
• Pikotek laying off 35 after company relocation
• URGENT: City Council Considering Revision to Noise Ordinance, Further Muddying Ambiguous Standards
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• Netflix kills plans to separate DVD services
• Houston insurance firm owner pleads guilty to fraud
• Qatar Airways adds Houston cargo flights
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• Complete Production Services to be bought for $2.7B
• Nugent & Peterson law firm launched in Houston
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• Pence scheduled to undergo MRI to evaluate extent of diagnosed sports hernia
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• Lord of Life Lutheran Church Fall Festival
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• For those about to read: Sylvia Nasar’s Grand Pursuit
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• SBA hands out $278M loans in Houston
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• Glori Energy jumps on IPO bandwagon
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• Anadarko considering sale of Brazilian offshore assets
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• EastGroup Properties grabs 133 acres near Bush airport
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• Light rail contractor vanishes after plowing into light rail car in dump truck
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• Houston's top banks increase deposits
• Apple unveils iPhone 4S, no iPhone 5
• TDECU gains approval for Bluebonnet merger
• Astros 2011 Draft pick, Caney Creek product Dustin Kellogg dies in auto accident
• UTEC Survey opens offshoring office in Brazil
• Houston Ballet Barre's "Ballet & Bubbles"
• Texas Exchange Bank enters Houston market
• Astros OF Schafer charged with third-degree felony possession of cannabis
• Christie says he won't run for president
• Rice scientists develop software to analyze football tweets
• FKM ad agency chosen by BioLab
• The Houston Arboretum & Nature Center presents ArBOOretum 2011
• Seahawk bankruptcy plan in effect Tuesday
• Houston Texans’ Foster inks ointment endorsement deal
• Need a night out? Head to a Night at Market Square
• An exciting new venture from the brothers Denis
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• Houston woman alleges ex-mobster stole $1M in strip club deal
• Apple CEO Cook set for Tuesday's iPhone debut
• Galveston officials approve Pelican Island rail line
• Chemical plants account for 10% of Galveston County jobs
• Salazar gives OK to Shell Arctic drilling plan
• Annual Lone Star Cowboy Church’s West Fest comes to Montgomery Texas
• Employee health care costs to pass $10,000 milestone
• Energy sector paces strained Texas economy, report says
• Oakleaf CEO takes Waste Management finance, recycling job
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• $1.35 million grant funds neuroscience education program
• And the results are in: The 15th Annual Houston Culinary Awards 2011
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• Lawyer charged with sexual misconduct on flight runs from reporter after court
• New trade agreements a wild card for port city Houston
• Years after Hurricane Ike, storm sends rotting meat smell into neighborhood
• Houston Police consider DNA for solving minor property crimes
• Steeler Nation invades Reliant, leaves disappointed
• Closer Jose Valverde opens mouth, declares Yankees/Tigers 2011 ALDS as ‘over’
• El Paso closes offering, ups Southern stake
• Rolling wildfire snarls Katy Freeway rush hour
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• PC business sale report 'rumor,' Hewlett-Packard says
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• Dickey’s Barbecue cooks up expansion to Tomball
• Name change for CB Richard Ellis
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• People's Law School hits the road
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• Houston jobless rate higher in January
• Texas bill filed to monitor vehicle title companies
• Hewlett-Packard to 'pop' in for SXSW
• Rice helps create handheld electronic blackboard
• Newton Energy acquires outstanding shares of MEC Operating
• Getting it for free at Freebirds Sugarland Grand Opening
• Seismic Micro-Tech among Q3 venture-backed M&A deals
• BP to fill Three Eldridge Place
• S&P, Moody’s issue downgrade on Geokinetics
• Acquisition pushes another Houston bank toward $1B assets
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• Baker Botts earns national honors for support of arts
• Noble Energy finalizes Marcellus joint venture
• Houston City Council to add two seats
• Sugar Land begins $69M plant project
• Rewind – Roky Erickson and Umbrella Man at The Continental Club 10/01/2011
• Perry blames districts for budget cuts
• Galveston County schools see increase in Hispanic enrollment
• Braun Enterprises buys Montrose buildings
• Pappas brothers win top Houston restaurant honors
• Hercules liftboat struck by waterspouts
• HP CEO faulted over board appointments
• Forbes: Kinder king of Houston's rich
• Ballmer Kinects with energy execs
• IPO makes Kinder richest Houstonian
• HISD to vote on budget cuts Thursday
• Houston still among retail job leaders nationwide
• Texas Gulf Bank expands to Friendswood
• Microsoft CEO Ballmer talks video games - and pipelines
• Texans - Steelers in photos
• Icahn inks deal to add Dynegy shares
• Texans over Steelers: post game thoughts
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, October 3, 2011
• Interview: Mayor Annise Parker
• Katy Taylor boys XC wins McNeil Invitational
• College football recap of Saturday's games
• Burgundy Red vs. American Pinot Noir at Philippe's inaugural wine dinner
• Burgundy Red vs. American Pinot Noir at Philippe's inaugural wine dinner
• Genomic architecture presages genomic instability
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Part 2, Saturday, October 1, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. CT
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Part 1, Saturday, October 1, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. CT
• Pence set to make MLB postseason debut as Phillies kick off 2011 NLDS at home
• Hope Lutheran Church: Hopefest
• Church Ov Melkarth
• NASA inks launch facilities deal with Houston company
• Dozens of golfers take part in HCC Golf Tournament
• Kubiak: Tate needs to grow as a player
• Annual Caesar Salad Competition – Friday, October 21
• Register now for the Jeffry S. Abrams National Mediator Competition
• Port of Galveston sets livestock shipment record
• Shell seeking bids for Westward Ho pipeline
• Ship collision, oil spill caused by pilot error, report says
• Reflection of Houston Astros' Top 10 significant moments from 2011 season
• Texas A&M names new engineering head
• UH student team wins Google marketing prize
• Continental Presidents Clubs set to switch to United brand
• SuperHeavy – SuperHeavy
• Carrizo inks second hot shale deal
• Taco Cabana dishes out free tacos
• Apache set for $438M Australian oil project
• Get Rothko, get RMC, get Cajun
• Metro OKs $153M deal for light-rail cars
• Galveston port solves Del Monte issue for now
• No formal punishment for Jolanda Jones
• CEOs less bullish about economy in Q3
• Former HP CEO to leave with $13M
• Reliant on track for free Texans’ Metrorail rides
• Memorial Hermann tops HBJ's hospital systems list
• Fast Tech 50 gets re-energized with Erik Qualman
• BCM scientist receives NIH Director's Early Independence Award
• Texas background checks let felons slip through cracks in surprising numbers
• Game capsule: Steelers at Texans
• Cool Parks: Clear Lake Park
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, September 30, 2011
• HTA names Fall Festival seeds
• Solve It! Crime lab family event at Houston Museum of Natural Science-Sugar Land
• Tucker & Dale vs. Evil
• Machine Gun Preacher
• Cardinals defeat Astros to clinch Wild Card in one of MLB's greatest comebacks
• Enterprise and Enbridge constructing Texas-Oklahoma pipeline
• Swift Energy temporarily halts sales from pipeline
• Mom Corps opens Houston office
• So, you want to open a restaurant?
• Who's the busiest venture capital firm?
• Controversial high-rise deal is back
• Halliburton discloses Q2 lobby spending
• Carrizo sells shale stake to Gail India
• Ferguson Enterprises leases large space near Port of Houston
• Texas tells Supreme Court health care reform law is unconstitutional
• More Houston companies file IPOs despite market jitters
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for September 29 – October 05, 2011
• Por Favor, Nanny
• UTHealth, BCM receive $6.28 million CDC grant to battle child obesity
• NIH awards $34 million to Baylor College of Medicine for Knockout Mouse Project
• Experts propose new unified genetic model for human disease
• $5.9M grant funds HCC & UST Hispanic and low income STEM students
• As September winds down, fall sports are in full swing
• 50/50
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Thursday, September 29, 2011
• Restless
• Mayor Paulissen’s million-dollar vote saves tree
• What’s Your Number
• Wednesday injury report: Steelers at Texans
• ‘Parker afraid of Dick’…Really!?!
• Mills believes in Francona, Red Sox as Wild Card races come down to final day
• Developer seeks designers for Lake Olympia building
• Free wildfires legal clinic set for Oct. 1
• Manhattan Short Film Festival
• Houston still leads nation in job growth
• Dream-worthy creations at Triniti Restaurant's snapshot dinner
• City of Houston to retool business certification process
• Houston traffic congestion extends outside rush hour, report says
• Main Street funds Colorado firm with $10M infusion
• Avenged Sevenfold Headlined in Houston at the Uproar Festival
• Houston Rodeo contributes $1.5M to HISD programs
• Platinum Energy Resources files for $300M IPO
• Finalists unveiled for Houston Technology Center prize
• Cardinals move into tie for NL Wild Card lead with much-needed win over Astros
• U.S. shale investments expected to pay off
• Gulf oil sheen could be from Macondo rig
• Encore Bancshares pays off TARP
• Anadarko considering Brazilian asset sale
• Six ways to make the next business trip better
• Texas AG exams how Ike money was spent
• Richard Tapia receives National Medal of Science
• Texas CEOs expect increased sales, worse economy
• Exhibition - Race: Are We So Different?
• $12 million collaborative grant seeks to improve cord blood transplantation for cancer patients
• Show - What My Husband Doesn't Know
• Show - Fall Mixed Rep
• Texans to implement enhanced security screening beginning Sunday
• Ex-con arrested while posing as federal agent at Houston Police station
• Wade, Bum Phillips to appear on Fox Friday high school show
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Wednesday, September 28, 2011
• Slaton departs as Texans No. 3 all-time rusher
• Houston we're in the pink: Pinkberry Frozen Yogurt
• Eat your veggies at The Counter
• DVD slight return 7.0
• Off duty HPD officer ends violent string of Houston grocery holdups
• Texas Tuesdays at Marfreless
• Study: Barnett Shale has created 100K jobs, $65.4B in economic activity
• Ranchers eligible for wildfire emergency assistance
• Losses from Bastrop wildfire placed at $250M
• Houston banking fees among highest in the country
• THE HOUSTON ZOO CALL OF THE WILD SPEAKER SERIES RETURNS
• Fall into IKEA Houston this October: Movies, story times and workshops
• Blink 182 at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
• Law firm shortens name to Locke Lord
• Newfield to offer public offering of senior notes
• Local restaurants think pink & honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• UT opens Houston energy training center
• Orion Marine Group wins Corpus Christi gig
• Fall into these family friendly events at Discovery Green
• FPH Podcast 9.26.2011
• Priscilla bridal store at Uptown Park to close
• ConocoPhillips puts Pa. refinery on sales block
• NASA's Bolden confirms Houston's place in space operations
• Continental, United merger faces delay
• Feds putting together contractor Do Not Pay list
• Houston's small-business lending program to become community organization
• Astros spoil golden opportunity for Cardinals to move into tie for NL Wild Card
• ENGlobal wins $11 million contract awards
• Texas population on pace for 26 million
• Succeed with HCC's Certification in Project Management
• District Attorney fraud investigator admits to DWI crime
• Houston Police slower to arrive when you call for help
• Paul Danziger on Puncture
• Texans woes a tired debate for this fan
• Astros looking to play spoiler in St. Louis' surge toward clinching NL Wild Card
• Acro-Cats comeback to Houston
• Anons plan to take to the streets in downtown H-town
• NRG develops way to sell excess electric vehicle capacity
• GE Oil & Gas takes over Westway III office space
• Macy's set to hire 78,000 for the holidays
• Finalists unveiled for 2011 Lone Star College business awards
• Chase to hire 90 Houston mortgage employees
• Stone Acorn Builders to bring Southern Living home to life
• Dallas Theological Seminary's event schedule - week of 09/26
• Moody’s downgrades oil and gas earnings expectations
• HOUSTON'S NATURALLY WILD WILDERNESS DAY AT THE HOUSTON ZOO
• BBVA’s Brown named to Most Powerful Women in Banking list
• Is BP back in good graces?
• Benefits of family dinner nights
• HCC board OKs share buyback
• Astros strong start to Rockies series took unfavorable twist in Sunday's finale
• Delectable and drinkable daily deal at Valentino
• Facebook to hand out advertising credits
• Dreamworks picks Netflix for streaming deal
• Hess Tower could fetch handsome price
• Apple to debut iPhone 5 on Oct. 4
• BP files exploration plan for Gulf
• Sales team leaves Grubb & Ellis, joins Jones Lang LaSalle
• Pioneering scientist Dr. Peter Hotez wins major award for Excellence in Inter-American Public Health
• 13-5A football round-up: outstanding individual performances highlight openers
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Monday, September 26, 2011
• Texans - Saints in photos
• Happ wraps up rough season for Astros with momentum on his side for 2012
• Typical Texans loss doesn't teach us anything
• Poison Oaks
• Kenny & Ziggy’s, “one of the best delis in the country”
• Recapping Saturday's college football results
• Astros/Rockies make history by participating in MLB's 200,000th game
• Castro plans to play in Arizona Fall League after stint in Instructional League
• Mills aiming to give 1B Brett Wallace more at-bats over final stretch of games
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Part 2, Saturday, September 24, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. CT
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Part 1, Saturday, September 24, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. CT
• Something even cheaper, crawfish-stuffed cornbread at home
• Carlos Lee drives in four once again to pace Astros' blowout win over Rockies
• Slugger Carlos Lee joins unique 500 RBI club among elite active major leaguers
• Friday night bites, Texans vs. Saints edition
• UH Law Center welcomes Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellow
• Sovran Self Storage acquires 18 Houston facilities
• Rockets are locked out — but buy the license plate!
• Oswalt reportedly not considering retirement upon conclusion of 2011 season
• HBJ reveals 100 fastest-growing companies
• Houston Vintage 2011- Shop til you swoon, Saturday 9/24
• Family fun and free events in Houston (9/24-9/25)
• Houston adds electronics recycling centers
• Harris County median home price just above $130K
• IBC to close 17 Houston retail bank branches
• McGovern bestows $5M gift to Houston Community College
• Daniel Yergin, and the mystery of peak oil
• Get yourself some ‘honeyhoney’ this Saturday night at Fitzgerald's
• Direct Energy to acquire First Choice in $270M deal
• Comcast offers service for low-income families
• Two days of music and more at 'BESTFEST' this weekend.
• A ‘September To Remember’ is finally this weekend at Big Ben Tavern.
• SWNB Bancorp under agreement with Fed
• Renters take a hit in Eagle Ford boomtown
• GOP frontrunners go on the offense at debate
• North Texas offers "fracking" tourism
• Markets worldwide drop amid fears of global recession
• Houston ranks 35th best place to live, report says
• Cypress Falls shuts out Cypress Ridge to stay unbeaten
• Killer Elite
• Icons, front office staff unveil plans to commemorate 50th anniversary of Astros
• Texans lose key backup Rashad Butler
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, September 23, 2011
• Whitman takes over as CEO of HP
• Advanced service at Advanced Auto Parts in Katy
• Higher Ground
• Harris County foreclosures higher than last month
• Latest electric car campaign slams oil companies
• Texas among top states for personal income
• WhiteGlove Health yanks IPO due to market conditions
• Alpheus CEO ready for solar gig after company sale
• NASA astronaut Harris unveils book at UH event
• Workers affected by wildfires can apply for benefits
• Fires north of Houston destroyed $12.8M of timber
• Houston switching from AT&T to Sprint
• Cardinals agree to terms with Berkman on one-year contract extension
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for September 22 – 28
• Forbes: Rich Kinder is Houston’s richest person
• Heads up, the Greek Festival, October 6 through October 9… good food, cheap wine
• Grim forecast by the Fed sends stocks tumbling
• Hewlett-Packard Co. may oust CEO
• Texas sues EPA over new emissions rule
• Analyst expects Apple to lead tablet sales for several years
• Emissions soared from burning Deepwater slicks, report says
• The early bird gets the Prada
• Rich Kinder is Houston’s richest person, Forbes says
• Tim League talks Fantastic Fest
• Most popular Halloween costumes for boys and girls
• Texans FTW?
• 9/11 Idiocy, To Go
• The Peddler
• Thunder Soul
• Arroyo tosses six-hit shutout to lead Reds to win over Astros in rubber game
• Wednesday injury report: Texans at Saints
• Where’s the anti-death penalty crowd on the James Byrd Jr. execution?
• Thunder Soul
• UHLC students learn about the illegal gun trade along the border in HLSA discussion.
• WGU Texas to launch, formalize partnership
• El Paso Corp.’s Alpheus Communications to be acquired by Gores Group
• $1 million grant will renovate Emancipation Park
• BMO Capital wins Houston port contract
• Houston ranks higher on list of best drivers
• Spectra Energy tops carbon disclosure index
• New money flows into CityCentre II and III
• Keith Rowe and Kjell Bjørgeeng at 14 Pews this Friday
• Belly up to The Counter for the one year anniversary $1.00 deals
• TV broadcaster Bill Brown thrilled to be 2011 inductee into Media Wall of Honor
• Apache to buy Exxon U.K. assets for $1.75B
• DORA AND DIEGO VISIT THE HOUSTON ZOO
• Astros to retain skipper Brad Mills' coaching staff for 2012 regular season
• Report: S.E.C. lawyer had Madoff ties
• Justice Department calls poker site a Ponzi scheme
• Cornyn in line for key Senate GOP job
• Citing drought, Texas ranchers reduce herds
• Auto insurance rates increasing
• Big banks commit to more small business lending
• Texas jobless rate up 4% since 2007, report says
• Exhibition - Walter De Maria: Trilogies
• Puncture
• Performance: Vault - ConTornTion
• Exhibition - Seeing Stars: Visionary Drawing From The Collection
• Show - Guys and Dolls
• Show - Vote! A New Musical
• Student plant experiment takes root in International Space Station, classrooms
• Norris departs early with discomfort in right shoulder, could miss final start
• Halloween and Fall Celebrations in the Bay Area
• Heritage Park Baptist Church Fall Festival
• Look to the future with HCC's Electrocardiography (EKG) Technician Program
• Houston Weather Forecast, Wednesday, September 21, 2011
• Game capsule: Texans at Saints
• Hope Lutheran Church Trunk or Treat
• Friendswood Friends Church Fall Festival
• Obama's intelligence adviser to speak at the UH Law Review's lecture
• THE HAPPY HALLOWEEN MANSION!
• SMOKING HOT FIRE SAFETY
• DR. CAROLYN FARB BOOK READING
• FITNESS, FUEL AND FUN!
• China trade deficit cuts Texas jobs, report says
• Apple tops HP in customer satisfaction
• Downs' clutch bat, overall versatility proving to be tremendous asset to Astros
• Houston home sales on the rise
• Western Gas Partners prices public offering
• Rice researchers work to curb power plant emissions
• UH entrepreneurship program tops in U.S.
• Toys R Us releases the 2011 Toys“R”Us Holiday Hot Toy List
• A new local brew, this Thursday
• Obama threatens veto over Medicare cuts
• Texas Tea Party wants special session
• Harris County commissioner resigns
• Mahindra USA moves to new Houston headquarters
• Houston PE firm invests in Aspen Manufacturing
• Sysco to tighten worldwide seafood-buying methods
• 'Getting into the groove' may block cancer, inflammation
• BCM researcher awarded NIH Director's Pioneer Award
• Ongoing research validates safety, efficacy for use of sickle cell treatment for children
• Angola sickle cell disease program begins pilot phase
• 18-5A football round-up: painful pre-district chapter about to come to a close
• 14-5A football round-up: Oak Ridge wins first, Lufkin loses first as TWHS rolls
• FPH Weekly Podcast: September 19th, 2011
• Houston TX And Vicinity Weather Forecast, Tuesday, September 20, 2011
• Kubiak on Foster's hamstring injury: 'It's going to be a process'
• Ridin’ clean: Houston Moving Planet bike ride and party
• Happ back on track heading into final road start of 2011 regular season
• Houston Halloween attraction rated one of nation's scariest
• ConocoPhillips to spend more on China cleanup
• Houston panelists answer big question: Where are markets headed?
• The Art of Living in Eighteenth-Century Paris
• Statoil inks $5M research deal with UT Austin
• Hotel ZaZa tops HBJ boutique hotels list
• Bud Light offical Skeeters brew
• Apache drills successful wells in Egypt
• NASA grants $1.2 million for Mars study
• Obama to issue $1.5 trillion tax call
• National stores shrinking, localizing
• China investing in Canadian oil riches
• Nelflix splitting movie services
• Post game quotes: Arian Foster injury update
• Hawaiian Spring Provides Pacific Paradise for End of Summer Shindig
• Armand Bayou Nature Center: Creepy Crawlers — A Halloween Celebration
• Houston Weather Forecast, Monday, September 19, 2011
• Cocktales: what makes a good sex shop
• Goforth Elementary Fall Festival
• Wings over Houston Airshow
• University Baptist Church Fall Festival
• RE/MAX Ballunar Liftoff Festival
• Armand Bayou Nature Center: Mommy & Me
• Armand Bayou Nature Center: Mommy & Me
• Reversed home run call lifts Myers, Astros to win over Cubs in series finale
• Texans over Dolphins: Game balls
• Texans looking good so far at 2-0
• Pearland: Teddy Bear Campout
• Dumpling King, a comforting favorite on busy Westheimer
• Dolphins hope rookie Thomas can help jump start running game
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, September 17, 2011 at 6:30 P.M. CT
• Fernando Rodriguez evolving into go-to reliever in clutch situations for Astros
• Cypress Falls’ big plays, defense key 17-5A victory over Cypress Creek
• Look to the future with HCC Coleman's Electrocardiography (EKG) Technician Program
• Dolphins offense nothing like 2009 squad
• Exhibits & presenters at The Metropolitan Cooking and Entertainment Show
• Astros fall to Cubs in extra innings on controversial call to end series opener
• Houston remains a hotbed for NFL talent, plus Bulman is back
• Houston area Constitution Day Celebration includes national speakers in Freeport
• Billboard promotes Law Center excellence
• Superior Bank to change name to Cadence
• Houston’s unemployment rate drops
• Springwoods Village doesn’t want to be next Energy Corridor?
• High Point Energy, ArcLight buying pipeline
• Bridgestone Corp. pays out in Houston lawsuit
• Oil and gas industry inches up public’s rank of 25 sectors
• Three Days Grace: A fan favorite in Houston at the Uproar Festival
• Report reveals vast amounts of U.S. oil and gas
• Sysco Corp. to hire hundreds in Cypress
• Halliburton, Transocean sanctioned next week
• Pasadena plant named to most polluted list
• Houston to get AT&T 4G upgrade Sunday
• HBJ's Most Expensive Homes list features eight in River Oaks
• Late turnovers spoil South Houston bid for win over Summer Creek
• Exhibition: In Residence 2010 Honors Recent Artists-in-Residence
• Meet our new mascot Swoop
• Zombie Walk in Kemah
• Altuve, Buchanan named Astros' 2011 Minor League Players of the Year
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, September 16, 2011
• Stewardship chapel: Mr. Karl Kurz
• Thursday injury report: Texans at Dolphins
• Powell Industries names interim CEO
• GVM buys two Houston hotels
• Drive
• Feds OK National Oilwell Varco’s purchase of Ameron
• Five UH Law Center alumni honored by 2011 Best Corporate Counsel Awards
• Come hell or high water, it is 'Hell or Highwater' on the Uproar tour!
• Austin judge criticized
• New Houston business accelerator launches
• 21-5A football round-up: big games by QBs propel teams to wins
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for September 15 – 21
• UHLC students learn about 'Life of Landman'
• The tortelli at Giacomo’s, always a treat
• Report of joint Macondo investigation spreads blame
• Report of joint Macondo investigation spreads blame
• Harbour Market Preschool Fundraiser
• Petrohawk fined for endangering clams
• George Bush Park fire contained, but area should be avoided
• Halliburton fires back at Macondo report
• Sundance Film Festival heads to Houston
• Green Bank founder offers tips for success
• Palladium Boots opens U.S. first store in Houston
• Cool Parks: Bay Area Park
• Astros set franchise record for most losses as Phillies clinch NL playoff spot
• 3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy
• Whole grains play important role in weight control
• Houston and the Blues
• Protect Yourself
• The Red-Light Camera Circus
• Volunteer for Vita-Living, Inc.
• Genomic catastrophe causes developmental delay, cognitive disorders
• The Lion King 3D
• Information regarding your Pell, loan refunds
• OF Bourgeois honored as Astros' 2011 Roberto Clemente Award nominee
• Houston Weather Forecast, Thursday, September 15, 2011
• Wednesday injury report: Houston Texans
• Astros announce 2012 schedule
• 19-5A football round-up: Achelus impressive again as Morton Ranch wins
• EOG hiring 150 new employees
• Fein buys Inner Loop site for rental projects
• GE shows off new turbine at Houston unveiling
• God fights for me
• Obama's intelligence adviser to speak at the UH Law Review's lecture
• Toys R Us offers Halloween help, spooktacular advice & ghoulishly good costumes
• ‘SEVENDUST’ headlined second stage in Houston at the Rockstar Uproar Festival
• Prosperity Bancshares to buy Texas Bankers
• Shell planning new Texas-Louisiana pipeline
• Cheniere announces public offering price
• 'Project Dopamine' to open for singer/actress Dilana Smith in Houston
• Final Macondo report spreads blame
• Rice ranked 17th best college in U.S.
• Houston food scene tops LivingSocial survey
• The 'ERASETHEVIRUS' spirit proved to be alive and well at the Texas Buzz Show
• Kinder Morgan, Valero building new pipeline
• Tankers leaking ethanol in Galveston County
• Conoco launches natural gas campaign
• ENRICHMENT DAY AT THE HOUSTON ZOO - REAL. WILD. FUN.
• Harris County to pay its jurors less
• Wildfire raged at George Bush Park in west Houston
• Houston to beef up jobs in fourth quarter
• Media Archeology
• Harris County moves to bill inmates' health insurance during jail visits
• Passenger arrested with guns, ammo trying to board Houston flight
• RESIDENTS OF THE BUCKINGHAM ENJOY ELEGANT EVENING WHILE RAISING MONEY FOR ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION
• 18-5A football round-up: three teams pick up first wins of 2011
• Astros OF Jason Michaels to miss remainder of season with fracture in left hand
• Attain financial freedom with HCC's Construction Technology Program
• 17-5A football round-up: district play begins with huge individual performances
• Breaking news: Report from the George Bush Park fire
• Texans re-sign David Anderson
• "Houston loves museums" Metrorail Wrap
• Jaycees honor alum and former regent
• Houston metro economy fifth largest in U.S.
• Ellington facility ready for development
• Houston holds some of Texas’ most wealthy communities
• GHX Industrial acquires McCarty Equipment
• Girls – Father, Son, Holy Ghost
• Fulbright & Jaworski and Vinson & Elkins named Best Law Firms for Women
• Texas Oil and Minerals purchases Brazoria County oil field
• Sundance Cinemas hires Houston theater manager
• James Coney Island, last chance for 88¢ coneys
• One rescued Gulf worker dies, one still missing
• Energy firms receive environment awards despite spills
• Insurers report record fire claims
• Waller County residents allowed into homes after fires
• Community joins together to help Waller Co. firefighters and families
• CyrusOne expands to Phoenix
• Houston Club to relocate after building sold to Skanska
• Cupcake Boutiques Near Clear Lake
• 14-5A football round-up: while other teams struggle, favorites dominate
• Astros spoil Oswalt, Pence's return to Houston with win over Phillies in opener
• Chick-fil-A League City: Game Night
• FPH Podcast: September 12th, 2011
• Chick-fil-A League City: Family Night
• Chick-fil-A League City Towne Center: Face Painting
• Chick-fil-A Clear Lake Shores: Breakfast with the Veggie Tales
• Make up to $56,000 with Digital Communication
• Dallas Theological Seminary's event schedule - week of 09/12
• 13-5A football round-up: five district teams remain undefeated after Week 2
• Pence excited to face Astros in his much-anticipated return to Minute Maid Park
• Walter's injury not as serious as initially reported
• Houston Green Film Series
• Houston Tea Party Society plans for major Presidential Staw Poll Event in Jan.
• Barmes enjoys visit at Firehouse 12 as part of Astros Adopt-A-Firehouse program
• Bank of America to shed 30,000 jobs
• Houston oil field service companies thriving
• For those about to read: Neal Stephenson’s Reamde
• Technip to buy Global Industries
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Tuesday, September 13, 2011
• Rice wins $2 million synthetic biology grant
• HFCS announces Texas Indie Film and Jeff Bridges Award
• Stern Brothers opens Houston office
• THE HOUSTON ZOO HAS A NEW RESIDENT
• Houston convention and visitors bureau plans relocation
• Eleven2 acquires Sharkspace Web Hosting
• Chinese options beyond Bellaire Boulevard
• Remembering The Beatles: How a pop band became a business
• Cyberonics Inc. makes Fortune 100 fastest growing list
• Wildfires destroy more than 1,500 homes
• Libya refinery attacked amid revival talk
• No negatives for Texans in Week 1 rout
• Seven missing oil workers found alive in Gulf
• Houston investors dispute Stanford Ponzi scheme claims
• Oil States CEO to ring bell at NYSE
• Three straight home runs push Nats to series win over Astros in rubber game
• Lowe’s Build and Grow Clinic
• Tri-County wildfire Evening update (Riley Road) on the 10th Anniversary of 9/11
• Random acts of stupidity - Part 2 in the Tri-County wildfire zones
• Crave Cupcakes and MD Anderson Cancer Center’s Children’s Cancer Hospital
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Monday, September 12, 2011
• Tri-County wildfire morning update (Riley Road) on the 10th Anniversary of 9/11
• Big weekend for Houston sports off to a good start
• Corporan knocks in three runs to lift Wandy, Astros to commanding win over Nats
• Tri-County Wildfire update and random acts of kindness and stupidity 9/10/2011
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, September 10, 2011 at 6:30 P.M. CT
• Astros to purchase contract of LHP Xavier Cedeno after losing Escalona to injury
• Foodie families: Don't miss The Metropolitan Cooking and Entertaining Show
• Obama signs disaster declaration for Texas fires
• White’s late TD run sends Memorial past Pearland
• 9/11 events in Houston on Sunday
• Tri-County Wildfire at FM 1486 update on 9/9/2011
• Game capsule: Colts at Texans
• Former Rule 5 pick Lance Pendleton thrilled to get another chance with Astros
• Texans, Patriots finally have something in common
• UHLC alumnus receives presidential appointment
• Random drug testing extends to oil and gas contractors
• New monthly newspaper debuts in The Woodlands
• Houston gasoline still lowest priced in Texas
• This sure isn’t your grandma’s Luby’s any more
• 'ERASETHEVIRUS' is headlining the Texas Buzz Show at Scout Bar Houston on Sunday
• Spectra Energy Partners names new CEO
• Renaissance Festival curbs activities due to wildfires
• Houston sees boost in sales tax allocations
• 'Black Tide' makes waves in Houston at the Rockstar Uproar Festival
• Cy Ridge pulls out last second victory over Langham Creek in 17-5A opener
• Making your wildfire relief donations count and where to send them
• Breaking news: Buzzfest 27 lineup, date, and location just announced.
• honeyhoney at Fitzgerald's in Houston on September 24th.
• Fires heading toward Harris County
• New airport body scanners less intrusive
• New offshore standards on hold for report
• Rig counts on the rise since July
• Obama calls for $447 billion jobs package
• SEETHER performs in Houston at the Rockstar Uproar Festival.
• Houston Texans 6th most valuable NFL team, report says
• Hines retains top spot on HBJ CRE developers’ list
• Crane reportedly frustrated with rumors, delay in MLB approving sale
• Interview Op - Hanane Habib - Misunderstood: A Scar For Life
• Wildfire at FM1486 Closed at Crown Ranch, again and update 9/8/2011
• Game time decision should mean no-go for Foster
• Suspected drug-running HPD officer wishes he'd remained silent
• Second time is charm for Houston DEA raid team that came up empty handed
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Friday, September 9, 2011
• Harris County should handle Port budget, report says
• Sugar Land Skeeters ink scoreboards deal with Dallas firm
• Oilfield Instrumentation names Reddick president
• FairfieldNodal sells seismic systems to Apache
• Heck offers inside look to Astros' approach to 2012 First-Year Player Draft
• GET OUT AND PLAY AT THE HOUSTON ZOO
• UHLC Dean answers student questions
• eVgo's first Houston charging station opens
• You can begin earning $38,200 as a Pharmacy Technician
• Most bank customers savvy when avoiding bank fees
• CELEBRATE GRANDPARENTS DAY!
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for September 08 – 14
• EOG Resources picks new president, COO
• Voting ends tomorrow for the Houston Culinary Awards
• Montgomery residents returning home after blaze
• Arctic drilling could reduce deficit?
• Spectra completes expansion projects
• Houston Business Journal names 2011 Best Corporate Counsel winners
• Houston CEOs part of C-level August exodus
• Texas energy sector drives state economy, Fed report says
• 20-5A football round-up: Sam Houston breaks six-year drought with win
• McCutchen blasts two home runs in Pirates' win over Astros in rubber game
• Bring the Stink
• How Not to Text a Teen
• Accused thief who preyed on Houston area parishioners is captured
• Become financially sound with HCC's Radiography Program
• Houston area wildfire victims hassled by out of town police
• Wildfire at FM 1486 update and shelter moves from Magnolia High School..9/7/2011
• 19-5A football round-up: Katy, Seven Lakes move to 2-0
• Arian Foster held out of practice Wednesday
• Firefighters make progress in battling Central Texas blazes
• Josh Fuller’s “DIRTFEST 2011 – The Texas Music Line Up - Part 3
• Electric vehicle charging station opens in Houston
• Rice creates new cell phone technology
• Duncan Energy and Enterprise Products to merge
• Josh Fuller’s “DIRTFEST 2011 – A Hero Party and Benefit for Firefighters” Part 2
• FPH Podcast: September 6th, 2011
• Worst ______ Ever – Sideshow Tramps
• Total Safety sells to New York’s Warburg Pincus
• Myers focusing more on quality starts rather than winning or losing games
• New online tools aim to help Texas job seekers
• Teras wins $11M Department of Defense contract
• George Bush airport gets security upgrade
• Bastrop Fire donations and resources: Houston can help families & firefighters
• Warrior
• Josh Fuller’s & “Dirt and Diesel’s” “DIRTFEST 2011–Firefighters' Party/Benefit
• UHLC's Thompson cited as 'Texas Primera'
• Report: expanded drilling means more jobs
• Houston near top of heavy equipment theft list
• Obama proposing jobs package
• Wildfires blaze through Magnolia, Central Texas
• Jimmy Changas expands eatery to League City
• Francesca’s tops analysts in first public company report
• Halliburton to acquire Multi-Chem Group
• 18-5A football round-up: Elsik wins big, all others lose big in Week 1
• Master gene may hold key to treating lysosomal storage disorders
• Astros activate LHP Escalona from 15-day DL
• Wildfire at FM 1486 - there are resources for anyone in need and update
• Pasadena: Movie in the Park
• 17-5A football round-up: big performances by QBs highlight Week 1
• Houston Weather Forecast, Wednesday, September 7, 2011
• Breaking News: Fire at FM 1486 update in Montgomery Texas 9-6-2011
• Texans need to look in a mirror instead of around the division
• Texans need to look in a mirror instead of around the division
• Water saving tips and advice for Texas families
• Things are falling into place for Texans, but let's hold off on 'P' word
• UHLC's Criminal Justice Institute co-hosts documentary
• More than 1,000 homes destroyed in Texas fires
• Juniors earn championship status at HTA NJTL ZAT
• Shell must notify Harris County of pollution activity, court rules
• Astros expand manager Brad Mills' coaching staff over final weeks of season
• Rorison named COO of IPR
• Sprint joins court action against AT&T
• Victor Garber finds truth in the moment
• Detective offers clues to stolen art
• Sharp named chancellor of Texas A&M system
• Macondo well spewed 57,000 barrels a day, study shows
• Volleyball district seasons to heat up this week
• UH-D gets $1M math teachers grant
• Online coupon site SweetJack.com comes to Houston
• THE FOCUS IS ON FUN DURING PHOTO DAY AT THE HOUSTON ZOO
• Quattro is tasting wines of Puglia this evening, Tuesday the 6th
• Port of Houston defends itself in report
• Enterprise, Enbridge and Anadarko sign joint agreement
• Officials omit details in new pipeline report
• Fires continue to rage in Houston-area counties
• U.S. Treasury’s 10-year yield at record low
• Cool Parks: Oxnard Park in Friendswood
• UT Longhorns top nation in football revenue
• Green business groups protest Keystone pipeline
• 10 Wildfire safety tips for families & update on Montgomery County wildfire
• McDonald gets enough support to lead Pirates to win over Astros in opener
• RA Sushi says "So long to summer" with a party
• Houston Weather Forecast, Tuesday, September 6, 2011
• DVD – Baseball’s Greatest Games
• Breaking News: Fire at FM 1486 is still burning, Magnolia West did not....
• Breaking News: Fireblock being developed just east of Jackson Road
• Breaking News: Unconfirmed reports that Magnolia West is currently on fire
• Breaking news: Fire on FM 1486 encroaching on various subdivisions
• Blogging while intoxicated: Goodbye and Good riddance to Rick Casey and Steven Thomson
• Sign up for Houston Fall Festival tournaments
• Mills takes optimistic approach as Astros inch even closer to 100-loss mark
• This ‘Dream Team’ Wants To Be A Part Of Your Success Story
• 14-5A football round-up: five district teams move to 2-0
• Texans re-sign punter Hartmann, cut Nading
• 13-5A football round-up: Klein Oak loses Baratti, game against Cy Creek
• Mills explains reason for Bogusevic not getting more at-bats versus lefties
• Texans roster a work in progress
• Dobie overcomes miscues, weather to defeat Alvin
• Five quick thoughts from UH-UCLA
• League City: Oak Tree Festival
• Kemah Boardwalk: 14th Annual Jazz Festival
• Kottaras hits for cycle to pace Brew Crew, Narveson to another win over Astros
• La Porte Steak Cookout
• Houston Symphony League Bay Area: Opening Season Concert
• 5th Annual Texas City Music Fest by the Bay
• Coppinger YMCA: Fall Festival
• EA Smith YMCA: Santa’s Y Workshop
• EA Smith YMCA: Holiday Season Potluck & Business Expo
• EA Smith YMCA: Trunk or Treat Fall Festival
• EA Smith YMCA: Sports Opening Weekend Celebration
• Heck, Astros introduce third-round pick Jack Armstrong Jr. at news conference
• Calpine secures $1.3B loan for debt refinancing
• CyrusOne to launch expansion in London
• Exxon CEO: U.S. economy not yet feeling oil pain
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, September 3, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. CT
• Texans reduce roster to 52
• UH takes top AMA Houston award
• iPad-induced bubble on horizon, analyst says
• Dynegy appoints Icahn, Seneca-backed board members
• Apollo 18
• More cuts for TX mental health services
• Vonderhaar named head of Argali Capital
• Citing noise, group seeks to curb Hwy. 290 project
• Astros officially announce Minor League Players of the Month for August
• Texas appliance rebate deadline nears
• Montgomery County waste landfill finally approved
• Gas prices will average $3.70, government says
• Dynegy may face default, SEC filings show
• High oil prices huge boost for Texas tax revenue
• BP's apology for Deepwater: Deja vu all over again
• Roger Clemens faces new federal trial
• Low-income complex opposed by Katy business group
• BP's latest oil spill mea culpa has familiar ring
• Katy business group opposes low-income apartments
• The return of ERASETHEVIRUS: Part two.
• What You NEED To Know Right Now: The Return of ERASETHEVIRUS
• LHP Oberholtzer making transition in Astros' farm system as top-notch prospect
• Art Of Dying: Band spotlight at Houston’s Uproar Festival.
• Hell or Highwater: Band spotlight at Houston’s Uproar Festival.
• Weekend ZAT benefits HTA NJTL
• Sanchez Energy files for initial public offering
• Houston, Galveston have lowest gasoline prices for Labor Day
• Houston sees financial services job numbers dip
• Obama withdraws stricter ozone pollution standard
• HBJ Morning Call, Daily Update to resume Sept. 6
• Reliant Park tops HBJ meeting, convention list
• Lucas Energy to buy Nordic Oil assets
• Seven Days in Utopia
• TUTS adds Houston-area leaders to board of directors
• UIL football state title game tickets on sale through Ticketmaster
• Houston Dining 2011 has been updated again
• Inaccurate gas pump? Texans can report it
• AT&T works to save T-Mobile deal
• More startup owners are 30-somethings, study says
• Goldman closes Litton Loan sale
• Halliburton sues BP over Gulf oil spill defamation
• ConocoPhillips ordered to stop production in China
• Houston continues to add retail jobs
• Redstone, Walden top HBJ golf course lists
• Cypress Falls storms past Morton Ranch in Eaton’s debut as head coach
• BCM names Dr. Melissa Bondy associate director for Cancer Prevention and Population Science
• Astros announce September call-ups
• College Information Session
• Labor Day Weekend Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, September 2, 2011
• Anonymous shows HPD Lieutenant and Friendswood PD chief love racist and sexist emails
• Dow named Champion of Justice
• Padres claim RHP Jeff Fulchino off waivers
• 24-5A football round-up: opening weekend brings mixed results for district teams
• QuickStart is magnet program for Houston City Club
• Another former Houston Oilers star scores as a foodie
• Labor Day events guide for Houston families
• Texas population nears 26 million
• Rice recapturing millions of gallons of water
• New EPA rules could mean major power outages
• Forum Energy files for $300M IPO
• Labor Day weekend free family events that will improve your home
• TDECU Insurance names first president
• Avondale Wealth Management expands into Houston
• Hart Energy predicts heavy crude oil production will rise
• Happ tosses seven shutout innings to lift Astros to first home sweep of season
• Block of AT&T, T-Mobile not a surprise, experts say
• Galveston gearing up for busy holiday weekend
• Proposed pipeline rules could involve costly upgrades
• Russian deal risk for Exxon, not U.S., experts say
• Dynamic Offshore acquires XTO’s Gulf properties
• Houston-area attorneys line up veterans’ legal services
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for September 01 – 07
• Weird Party
• TxDOT Sues Over Steamy Novel
• New Department of Neuroscience chair named at BCM
• Kapur named director of Center for Globalization
• Head On
• 20-5A football round-up: Lamar continues 7-on-7 success in opening night win
• David Grace headlining free BrewTopia Music Festival at Moody Gardens, Galveston
• Page One: Inside the New York Times
• 21-5A football round-up: La Porte makes most of Clements miscues in opener
• "The Casserole Queens" arrive in Houston: Let's get cooking for family dinners
• Scooter Brown 4th Annual Big Texas Dancehall & Saloon Spring Labor Day Concert
• Astros planning to expand active roster with September call-ups by Friday
• Deputy constable forced from job after prisoner complains she was fondled
• Undercover officers arrest student for dealing dope on Houston college campus
• Houston Weather Forecast, Thursday, September 1, 2011
• 22-5A football round-up: home field no haven for district teams
• The City Hall Farmers Market returns next Wednesday, September 7
• Tiras only Houston investment adviser to make Barron’s list
• Talkin’ bout Tinsley on Great Day Houston
• Chevron looking to expand its workforce
• The Debt
• Texas Children’s heart transplant teenager heads home
• Cameron International buying Joy Global divisions
• GulfMark spends $120M on three new drilling rigs
• University of Texas nabs $7M to study Deepwater Horizon ecological impacts
• 19-5A football round-up: Morton Ranch surprises Tomball in season opener
• FMC Technologies adding 240 jobs in Scotland
• 18-5A football round-up: Come-from-behind win, close losses highlight first week
• From Russia, with cash: Behind the Exxon-Rosneft deal
• Houston sausage firm inks Cowboys Stadium deal
• Feds move to block T-Mobile acquisition by AT&T
• Astros RHP Henry Sosa keeping momentum going with consecutive victories
• Giacomo’s six-course dinner for their second anniversary, September 8
• 25 U.S. CEOs' pay surpassed corporate taxes, study says
• ConocoPhillips: China oil spill almost cleared
• Galveston commissioners approve redistricting maps
• Houston among 'minority majority' gains in U.S., study says
• UT, Texas A&M to study Gulf oil spill
• AT&T plans to bring call center jobs back to U.S.
• Judge halts sonogram law
• Affiliated Computer Services to hire 260 in Houston, San Antonio
• Sugar Land Skeeters sell out skyboxes
• Runner's knee pain usually linked to foot, hip problem
• Officer resigns after his ex-wife turns in video of inmate's abuse
• Astros slugger Carlos Lee making habit out of reaching base more consistently
• Online car selling scam leads to Houston arrest, using face scanning program
• Houston Weather Forecast, Wednesday, August 31, 2011
• Houston Texans roster checkup, final cuts edition
• Labor Day road tips for Houston families
• 17-5A football round-up: Cy-Fair, Cypress Ranch open with road wins
• 14-5A football round-up: Merchant, Atascocita run over South Houston
• Houston Can Feast At The "All You Can Eat" Tour. We Are The Only Texas Tour Stop
• HISD gets Railroad Commission grant for propane buses
• Texans' Labor Day travel projected higher this year
• Poll shows Americans concerned about Gulf Coast
• FleetPride acquires Colorado company
• HOUSTONZOO MOURNS LOSS OF BELOVED ORANGUTAN
• Carlyle Group takes stake in Avalon Advisors
• LaserGen taps into $5M funding infusion
• Astros starting rotation compiling strong performances in recent outings
• What is your family's Houston? Celebrating 175 years
• IRS loses bid to snare $3.9M from Ken Lay estate
• Prognosis Health acquiring medical records company
• Friday food truck fest at Noel Furniture store, September 9
• National Mexican food chains can't hack it in Houston, expert says
• Two new maps go in front of Galveston commissioners
• HP's PC business to still be No. 1, executive says
• Texas A&M set to move to SEC
• Why Facebook dumped its online daily deals
• Texans make moves, roster now at 80
• Houston moves up in largest population metro rankings
• Legacy to consolidate health centers into Montrose clinic
• How to stay hydrated in high heat
• Extreme heat raises concerns about lunchbox food safety
• Don't sweat the heat rash
• What to wear, when to avoid outdoor treks during heat wave
• Former priest pleads guilty, begins sex offender counseling from porn shop sting
• FPH Podcast 08.29.11
• 13-5A football round-up: six district teams open season with wins
• Harris County Morgue doctor charged with lying, could affect murder cases
• Houston online porn viewer slapped with lawsuit by British XXX industry
• Three jailed for hiring teenage stripper for north Houston night club
• Cool Parks: Walter Hall Park in League City
• Houston Weather Forecast, Tuesday, August 30, 2011
• Interesting cuts coming in Texans secondary
• SXSW Scrapbook
• IF Matt Downs continues to produce in clutch situations for Astros this season
• Why Does Texas Hate Vaginas?
• Local Houstonians follow Na Li's successful career
• Alonti Catering expanding to San Antonio
• State sets weekend power demand record on Saturday
• Home health provider targets Houston region
• Texans move up in Sporting News poll
• Lone Star campus to raze former HP buildings
• Comerica to lay off 300 in Houston
• LaPorte Sehrt CPAs changes name
• Dynamic Offshore files $400M IPO
• Kemah Boardwalk: Texans Party
• Dallas Theological Seminary's event schedule - week of 08/29
• Texas Environmental Quality Commission Chairman will speak at UH Law Center
• For expectant mom Beyonce it is all about family
• AMEC names Sallis president
• Astros reliever David Carpenter reflects on first career big league save
• Houston leans on Dallas for Astrodome ideas
• Galveston commissioners to vote on redistricting
• Wall Street ready to open
• KB Home to shift focus in Houston
• United, Continental to resume East Coast flights
• East Coast refineries survive Irene
• See how much Mark Hurd earned post-HP
• Madoff whistleblower gives IPO lesson
• Senna
• Potassium channel gene may play high blood pressure role
• Imagine making $67,000 with HCC's Process Technology program
• Check out classes at Houston Community College
• Begin earning up to $31,200 in Machine Technology
• World Premiere - Woof
• College Park, Cy Woods fall to Lake Travis in Pearland volleyball tourney
• Houston Weather Forecast, Monday, August 29, 2011
• On Mario and stat sheets
• Mark the family calendar Sept. 17th for the Free Houston Museum District Day
• Hooks coach John Moses named as 2011 Mike Coolbaugh Coach of the Year
• The Candidates for Presidency
• Extinguished is The Crown Ranch subdivision fire known as the Livingston-775
• If you enjoy dining in Houston, please vote in the Zagat Survey
• Concern now is that Foster's hamstring injury could linger
• Our Idiot Brother
• Astros LHP Happ shows restored confidence upon returning from Triple-A
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, August 27, 2011 at 6:30 P.M. CT
• Things you might not know about the 49ers
• An option before, after, or instead of Tony’s
• Lamar pounds Clear Brook as Colbert throws for five TDs in debut
• Altuve continues to impress Mills with body of work, ability to make adjustments
• The Crown Ranch subdivision fire has a name-Livingston-775
• So you think you know your Texans?
• New FIRE on the West Side of Crown Ranch, Montgomery-Grimes-Waller border
• Physical Graffitti
• Texas Keystone pipeline clears key hurdle
• IDentity Electronica Only Festival At The Woodlands Pavilion On Saturday.
• If You Like It Well Done, The Bud Light Weenie Roast Is On Sunday.
• Community colleges boosting Houston-area economy
• Colombiana
• Exxon Mobil could make big splash with employees
• Musicians sue Lakewood Church, Osteens
• GenOn losing president and COO
• Houston area parks net more than $1M
• Buy Local, Buy Original Artwork from Houston Local Artists
• Houston No. 1 in new housing construction
• Texas says EPA rule may close power plants
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• Report: Chief ignored advisers in Atlantis award
• Testify – Nic Armstrong
• HBJ 2011 Houston Fast 100 company finalists unveiled
• Quorum Business retains top spot on HBJ’s 2011 IT list
• Davis, Klein Forest open football season with win over Cinco Ranch
• Sosa records first career big league victory as Astros defeat Giants in opener
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, August 26, 2011
• Texans offensive line depth on shaky ground
• Bellflower director Evan Glodell
• Port ordering three new fireboats
• Houston gas 16 cents below U.S. average
• Texas AG recovers $24.4M from drug maker
• Halliburton to hire more than 11,000
• DMV implementing simpler vehicle registration fee structure
• Making the case for recycling fracking water
• La Porte Texas Airplane Auto Show
• UTMB Galveston to build $438M hospital
• Astros, Rockies hoped for best with nothing to lose regarding Wandy Rodriguez
• Energy Resources faces lease audit penalty
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• Spotlight Rockstar Uproar band #4: Seether
• Breaking News! Roger Creager bitten by shark!
• Post Oak Grill named to SBA 100 list
• Sen. Ellis says Texas is in dire need of criminal justice reform
• Geological survey raises Marcellus gas estimate
• Analysts: Jobs' exit may help Apple competitors
• Poll: Perry leads the GOP pack
• Five Houston-area companies near top of Inc. 500 list
• BBVA dips in national ranking of top banks
• New Courtyard by Marriot hotel rises on Nassau Bay
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for August 25 – 31
• The Great Gulf
• Sex Cures Teen Crime
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• RESIDENTS OF THE BUCKINGHAM “GO GREEK” AT DINNER EVENT
• Houston Weather Forecast, Thursday, August 25, 2011
• Astros recall Happ from Triple-A, option OF Shuck in corresponding roster move
• Wednesday after-practice quotes: Kubiak speaks, we react
• Kevin Anthony's Interview - Part Two - Words of wisdom
• Feste
• Kevin Anthony - Galveston to New York and thank God you're back! An interview
• Astros place LHP Escalona on DL, recall RHP Juan Abreu from Triple-A OKC
• HP's PC chief says unit worth over $10B
• Houston turns off red light cameras for good
• Texas achieves favorable interest rate on short-term debt
• Strained by heat, grid urges power conservation
• Friedkin named Texas Parks and Wildlife chairman
• Medicus slapped with $3.4M jury verdict
• Judge: Author can 'mess with Texas' all she wants
• Houston firm sues over movie investment
• Calpine funding $373M upgrade of California power plant
• Finance game points Houston-area students toward careers
• Home decor and remodeling show in Katy, TX Aug 27-28
• Kevin Anthony’s new release 'North Star' leads the way to topping the charts
• Lakeshore Learning: Pop-up Card
• Rockstar Uproar Band Spotlight #3: Bullet For My Valentine
• Lakeshore Learning: Make Your Own Fossil
• Lakeshore Learning: Desktop Caddy
• Lakeshore Learning: Backpack Tag
• Evelyn Meador Branch Library: Backpack Buttons
• Melovine is your favorite Examiner’s top pick for this weekend's entertainment
• Helen Hall Library: Back to School Open House
• Helen Hall Library: Art on a Cart
• Houston City Council to reconsider red-light cameras
• White House says cuts will save $10 billion
• Windstorm insurance rates to increase
• Helen Hall Library: Fun and Games
• Texas drought impacts power plants
• Harris County Courthouse opens after $65M renovation
• Sysco cries foul after TRC Capital share bid
• Twin Peaks rolls out new Houston location
• Tobacco smoke footprints mar placental landscape
• Back to School for Houston - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Pirates ink RHP Nelson Figueroa to minor league deal
• Houston Weather Forecast, Wednesday, August 24, 2011
• Kubiak: Brooks Reed a quick study
• WEATHERAmerica Update On Hurricane Irene, Threat To Eastern U.S., 08/27-29
• Astros to explore all options after Rockies claim Wandy Rodriguez on waivers
• Sign up now for mediation training
• Zagat returns, both the voting and the book
• Blogging While Intoxicated: Broseph and the Mantini edition
• MAX’s Wine Dive named one of America’s favorite nightspots
• Art & Wine Tour of Houston
• Texas sues author over 'Don't Mess With Texas' romance novel
• Texas led nation in July job growth
• UHLC cited as Best Value
• Southern Union to build $235M natural gas plant in Permian Basin
• DiverseWorks FUNdraiser this Saturday
• Encore Energy buys $14.8M in Permian Basin oil and gas assets
• Canadian software company moves headquarters to Katy
• Sierra Club sues to halt Grand Parkway construction
• Deepwater Horizon claims still pouring in
• Freight company opens station in Houston
• All the time in the world: Spy Kids 4 in 4D
• Watch HCC's tribute to our US soldiers
• Two hundred golfers take part in HCC Golf Tournament
• Tutoring opportunities available at HCC
• Texas Workforce Commission awards HCC $310,233 for Skills Development Fund Grant
• Student System Alert
• Student Spotlight: HCC student named outstanding apprentice
• Student Handbook gives valuable look inside HCC
• New on-campus clinics give HCC students, faculty, staff affordable medical services
• Start your search for employment at the Southeast Community Job Fair
• Southwest College?s iPad program allows students to revolutionize classroom
• Safety tips to avoid dangerous situations
• Remember the past, pursue the future with the Association of Women in Academia
• Pay-Per-Click Advertising Bootcamp Part II set for Wednesday Aug 18
• Northeast and Southeast Colleges Closed Friday, July 2
• Missed this week's ?Real Women, Real Life?? Watch the replay
• Learning Communities can help you graduate faster
• Important information regarding your student loans
• Houston Community College Weather Advisory
• Here's more proof <i>HCC's Got Talent</i>
• Help raise funds for HCC's Hispanic Scholarship Council
• HCC?s mobile app keeps you in the know while on the go
• HCC wants you to star in new HCCTV promos
• HCC?s Early College High Schools rated exemplary
• HCCTV?s fall shows focus on lively conversation, cultural awareness
• HCC, Stafford officials, business leaders discuss education, workforce needs
• HCC, Houston Food Bank serve up education, training to 35 graduates
• HCC, COPA salute our Veterans
• HCC's Social Media Marketing Bootcamp set for Oct. 20
• HCC's Accelerated Teacher Certification Program to Host Free Information Session July 14
• HCC wins award for its 'Smart Decision' campaign
• HCC to help arm you against the flu
• HCC takes part in the Cinco de Mayo Parade and AAFS walk
• HCC takes part in Fiestas Patrias Parade
• HCC students dare to reach for their dreams
• HCC students clean up at Houston?s Eco Bash on The Bayou
• HCC reveals initiative to save energy, money
• HCC joins forces with Food Bank to provide education, training
• HCC hosts Day of the Dead workshops
• HCC can help: Be in a field where you are the trend-setter
• Be heard with HCC's new EGLS₃
• Houston Restaurant Weeks, what’s the best?
• Rockies jump out to early lead, hold on in final inning to beat Astros in opener
• Free Press Weekly Podcast Episode: 4
• S&P president departing at year’s end
• Energy executive drinks fracking fluid
• Oil producers’ return to Libya remains uncertain
• Toyota and Ford plan joint venture on hybrids
• Westchase Corporate Park sold to joint-venture
• Sharps inks needle disposal deal with Walgreens
• Texas housing permits stay strong, report says
• Keeping some perspective on the Texans preseason
• Don't let incontinence inconvenience you
• Day Trips: Discovery Green
• Houston Weather Forecast, Tuesday, August 23, 2011
• Texans return game not so special
• Heck credits scouting department for job well done in signing 2011 Draft picks
• Dallas Theological Seminary's event schedule - week of 08/22
• New PC from HP unit slated for spin off
• Rice researchers create massive energy storage device
• Bounce TV set to debut in Houston
• Call to Artists - Watson Galleries
• MOSAICS 101
• Call to Artists - Parallel Universes
• Wealth managers calm financial fears of Houston’s millionaires
• Advertising federation names Leroy Shafer Houston Trailblazer
• Apotheker, HP directors defend strategy shift
• Houston law firm RAB aligns with Mexican law firm
• Expo shows complexity of energy industry
• Welcome Class of 2014
• Gainer Donnelly moves headquarters to Two Riverway
• BBVA leader to speak in Houston
• Interview: John Zambrano
• Gold rises to record highs
• Enterprise, Energy Transfer call off joint venture
• Cameron expanding Westway campus
• United upgrading its fleet with amenities
• McKinney building earns rare LEED gold status
• Calpine completes post-bankruptcy plan
• Walking School Bus program increases children's physical activity
• Earn $37,000 HCC's Electronics Engineering & Biomedical Technicians degree
• Kangaroo genome provides insights into mammalian biology
• Earn $95,000 in Logistics & Global Supply Chain Management
• Earn $37,000 with HCC's Electronics Engineering & Biomedical Technicians degree
• College Park navigates 32-team field to win SBISD volleyball tourney
• Sandoval belts go-ahead two-run homer in 11th to end Astros four-game win streak
• Kubiak concerned about backup receiver situation
• Houston Weather Forecast, Monday, August 22, 2011
• Astros option rookie RHP Lyles to Triple-A in effort to monitor innings pitched
• Texans march over Saints
• Mills praises rookie 2B Altuve, calls inside-the-park home run 'pretty cool'
• No negatives for the Texans when it mattered
• Schafer progressing well on rehab assignment despite battling slight discomfort
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Part 1, Saturday, August 20, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. CT
• It's IDR and Drowning Pool At Scout Bar Houston Tonight.
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Part 2, Saturday, August 20, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. CT
• Reliant Energy unveils new brand image
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• Large-Scale: The Painting Show
• Call to Artists - Houston Wine Fest
• KVPAC Masquerade tickets on sale now
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• Wandy shuts down struggling Giants as Astros improve winning streak to three
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• Chris J. Hardy Is The Real Deal
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• Public sector cuts send Houston job numbers down
• Texans/Saints pre-game tidbits
• Astros place Barmes, Myers, Wandy on waivers in effort to explore all options
• Illinois firm buys Turbo Components
• AT&T website shows map of Houston wireless networks
• L.B. Foster plans new plant
• Houston among top three U.S. logistics hubs, report says
• Halliburton drills South America’s first horizontal shale well
• Man who claimed to be vampire was drugged, lawyer says
• Painting Classes at Michael's in Katy
• Exhibit 42
• No drought of Art
• Man convicted of murder for killing victim for car, $20
• Quantum Energy forms new firm to buy producing assets
• Houston unemployment rate steady despite July losses
• HBJ readers split on credit downgrade effect, poll shows
• Houston economy could support NHL team, study shows
• Victims tied up in $2.8 million Memorial-area home invasion
• Girl missing from League City found safe, asleep
• It's going go be a 'September To Remember' with Punkstar Productions.
• Spotlight: Three Days Grace In Houston September 5th For Rockstar Uproar Tour
• Astros release RHP Nelson Figueroa
• Be heard with HCC's new EGLS3
• Houston's Uproar Festival Headliners on September 5th: Avenged Sevenfold
• Testify – Olivia Dvorak
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• Two Houston areas cited most affordable by CNN Money
• Houston energy firms issued subpoenas in New York
• H&M confirms Houston location
• Weekend weather: Heat index to climb as high as 109
• GOP challenger wants to know if Giffords running for re-election
• Houston law firm affiliates with Atlanta law group
• Houston gas prices fall back under $3.50 a gallon
• ABB Inc. retains top spot on HBJ oilfield equipment list
• Man killed in 290 crash ID'd; other driver charged
• Authorities seek west Houston robber who hit grocery bank Thursday
• Cartels lure S. Texas officers to dark side
• Email on voting prompts questions about Perry prayer event
• Loved ones mourn Oxford grad who drowned in SW France river
• Falkenberg: Religion in science classes? Perry seems to think so
• Passengers flee bus fire slowing traffic on I-45
• Ex-deputy and his wife going to prison for bribery
• An even bleaker picture of Waller politics
• Cadet in LaBelle airport incident returning to West Point
• UH's stadium project receives boost with $10 million gift
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, August 19, 2011
• U.S. to review 300,000 deportation cases
• UHLC alum honored with Washington Medal
• HP confirms possible PC business spinoff, misses Q3 earnings
• The Spirit of Modernism: The John R. Eckel, Jr. Foundation Gift to the MFAH
• Dickinson man sentenced to life after murder retrial
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• Final 2 plead guilty in heist suspects featured on Facebook
• Red Hand Newsletter
• 2-Bit Palomino TMA Duo of the Year 2011! Andi nominated for "Female Entertainer"
• Back to school shopping for clothes without breaking the family budget
• Texans should save a bundle on back-to-school supplies
• Rockets release tentative preseason schedule
• Ex-Astros prospect Polin Trinidad keeping dream alive in A's farm system
• Papa preaches shale in 2011 HBJ Energy magazine
• HP in talks to buy U.K. firm Autonomy, report says
• Texans' Tate said he will play against Saints
• Expect a $216 fine for using cell phones in Texas school zones
• What would Reagan do? Just ask Rich Little
• Texan picked wrong guy for carjacking: federal agent
• Ten things you don't know about Italian restaurants
• We want you to name HCC's new mascot
• Obama: Syrian leader must stop slaughtering his people
• Greenway Plaza on the auction block
• Gorbachev: 20 years after coup, Russia still needs change
• BP investigates oil sheen in Gulf
• Man reported missing from River Oaks-area facility
• Consumer prices hiked up in July
• Noble Energy picks up shale assets for $3.4 billion
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for August 18 – 24
• Record drought at the root of Houston-area trees' deaths
• BP investigates oil sheen in the Gulf
• New Clark Cooper restaurant opens in former Catalan space
• BHP Billiton gets regulatory OK for Petrohawk merger
• Texas’ financial distress level creeps upward, report says
• Envoy: U.S. considered pulling troops during Japan disaster
• Expect plenty of ads for 3 days of Texas tax-free shopping
• Some on the right are skeptical of Perry
• Houston gets 17th day at 100 degrees. How about 18?
• The Guard
• Houston-area volleyball scoreboard: August 15 to August 17
• Volleyball round-up: several teams carry hot starts into weekend tournaments
• Praying with Perry
• Could chewing gum help lower rates of premature births in Malawi?
• Return from Porn Exile
• Knocked Out: Bell Ringing
• Cakewalk By Nalsey Tinberg World Premiere
• Knocked Out
• One Day
• Vendor, Houston hope for a red-light deal
• As Perry draws national scrutiny, Texas health care falters
• Bogusevic, Downs pace offense to lift Norris, Astros to victory over Cubs
• Man sentenced to 45 years in Bellaire murder plot
• Houston Weather Forecast, Thursday, August 18, 2011
• HPD vet suspended over beating of ex-UH basketball star
• Drought expected to cost farmers, ranchers $5.2B
• How to Make Cold Brewed Iced Coffee
• Law Center professor, students explore wrongful convictions in new book
• Gift of Gift of 2011 Exhibition & Vote Party
• Galveston accepting Ike demolition grant applications
• News from United Sterling Artists
• Carriage Services buys Oklahoma funeral home
• Texans will train Mexicans for the drug war
• News from ARTreach
• Texans' Johnson doesn't deny knowing jailed booster
• HP expects higher Q3 profit, revenue
• Police say Florida teen aimed to top Columbine
• Swift Energy to sell interest in nine oil fields
• Age of moon may be off by 200 million years
• Third Coast Bank gets $8.7M from Small Business Lending Fund
• Drought costs Texas farmers $5.2B
• 10 tips to make the most of the your Texas tax free weekend shopping
• Texas farm losses go past $5 billion
• Democrats use science as a weapon
• Houston orders water transport from Lake Conroe
• Williams Co. touts cash bid for Southern Union
• Two Houston power plants turned on to combat heat
• U.S. to invest $510 million in biofuels
• Houston power companies earn top state ratings
• Wild Game Grill to open on Washington Ave.
• Motorcyclist dies in wreck on Katy Freeway
• DVD slight return
• Bogusevic takes Marmol deep for grand slam to lift Astros to walk-off victory
• Booster lowers boom on Miami, implicates Texans' star
• HS football: Is 17-5A the toughest district in Houston?
• Pivotal points up for grabs in Dynamo's drive for playoffs
• Police want to talk to Kobe about alleged confrontation
• Golf notebook: Lake Conroe club takes aim at cancer
• Texas National Golf Club showing signs of new life
• Several area prep football teams feature new coaches
• Series of injuries leaves Texans low on running backs
• UT players, coaches say Ash making QB decision tough
• Justice: Jury will be out on Crane even after Astros' sale
• Annual Compassion and the Art of Medicine series begins at BCM
• BCM researcher presents update on Alzheimer's disease lecture series
• Space Center Houston: Voyage Back to School
• In this heat, Austin-area llamas get comforts of home
• T. Boone Pickens to Texas A&M: Stay in Big 12
• Houston forming own Super Committee for fiscal issues
• Houston has water fines on tap
• Spring mom killed, 3 kids injured in wreck with SUV
• New Texas A&M chancellor onboard with SEC move
• Texans salary cap number shines a light on Mario Williams' contract
• Mystery surrounds man's body found in SW Houston field
• What to Do in Houston with Kids
• Houston Weather Forecast, Wednesday, August 17, 2011
• Tomball water tower explosion kills church maintenance worker
• Some prisoners in solitary for years in Texas
• Texans' injuries take toll at running back, offensive line
• Houston Fine Art Fair
• 2011 Summer Studios Talk
• Second Annual Hot August Art Walk
• Free Press Houston Podcast #3
• Treasury OKs Texas small business lending measure
• Corporate relocations to Texas up 6% in 2010
• Reliant to supply Cowboys Stadium power
• Houston homes sales up for third time in 2011
• Reward offered in armed heist at Fort Bend store
• Pernix goes to market with head lice treatment
• Former Rockets VP named general manager for Dynamo stadium
• Man found guilty in plot to kill Bellaire woman 3 times
• Break the back to school blues at Samba Grille and help Houston Food Bank
• Free Amazon ebooks, Houston area resources and tips for your college bound kids
• D.C. guards investigated over Roger Clemens' autographs
• How to boost Houston’s economy: Go big or go small?
• Astros take step forward in signing Springer, Armstrong up against deadline
• Joseph Phelps wine dinner at Valentino next week, Wednesday the 24th
• Frontier Airlines adds service between Houston, Kansas City
• Cops need name for body that lay near Post Oak for 9 months
• Red light camera saga drags on
• Houston slapped with mandatory water conservation plan
• Icahn to make $600 million off Google, Motorola deal
• Galveston museum to move to Ellington
• Pasadena is selling off its extra cars and tires
• Extra cops will be at outlets for Texas' tax-free weekend
• Extra cops will be at outlets for Texas' tax-free weekend
• Police seek 2 masked men, driver in Ft. Bend robbery
• Anadarko seeks to ward off TRC Capital stock buy
• KBR wins contract for Southern Co. plant equipment
• L.A. furniture retailer to open first Houston location
• Another 100-degree day is expected in Houston today
• A&M's departure could work out best for all involved
• Pena, Soto pace offense to lead Cubs to victory in series opener over Astros
• The Victim
• Solomon: Texans' progress is evident all over field
• High school football: Who will claim District 14-5A title?
• Texans turn up pressure, stuff Jets' QBs seven times
• Ex-Longhorn Ogbonnaya turns in big day with Texans
• Ogbonnaya emerges as Texans' only healthy RB
• Die-hard Aggie Sharp looks forward to leading system
• A few thoughts on the Texans preseason opening win against the Jets
• In Iowa, candidate Rick Perry touts his Air Force service
• Candidate Rick Perry touts his Air Force service
• Kid experts: Put the 'promise' in compromise
• With advice from Favre, QB McCoy dazzles for Browns
• Weekend gully-washer a relief for West Texas ranch town
• Lance Zierlein to co-host KBME morning show
• Houston Weather Forecast, Tuesday, August 16, 2011
• Bellaire woman stands by husband in murder-for-hire case
• Texas A&M facing 'lengthy' realignment process
• Amid DNA fight, Texas sets execution date for '93 Pampa killings
• Houston begins mandatory water conservation
• Five things we want to see out of the Texans tonight
• Melancon to appear Tuesday at Whataburger restaurant location in League City
• Sharp confirmed as sole Texas A&M chancellor finalist
• Berkeley Springs, West Virginia calls to the artistic soul
• Amazon Kindle offers free books for teachers, homeschoolers, parents & students
• MLB delays vote on Astros sale to Crane
• Testify – Carlee, Ignacio, & Jan of You Me& Us
• MLB delays approval process of proposed sale of Astros to Crane's group
• Metro chairman speaks out on Greanias suspension
• Meyerland Plaza for sale
• Texas earns high rating for school-finance debt
• Sysco sets sales record in Q4, earnings flat
• New UT Houston program trains oil and gas "landmen"
• Houston Tennis Association supports military service members with USTA program
• Mexico City marks its 1,000th same-sex marriage
• Astros acquire OF Santana from Phillies to complete Hunter Pence trade
• Third state likely to pass fracking disclosure law
• Transocean to buy Aker Drilling
• Galveston man bites woman's neck, claims to be vampire
• Perry: Running Texas gives me the goods
• U.S. tourist dies in fall from window, down cliff into water
• HGTV hosts hot competition in Houston
• Man charged in stabbing death of woman in SW Houston
• Rewind – The Mathletes Vs. Houston Record release at Fitzgeralds 08/13/2011
• NOV inks its largest deal ever
• Gold is back, for good
• Analysis: windstorm insurance mishandled claims
• Google to buy cell phone maker for $12.5 billion
• Houston's about 7 inches behind pace of normal rainfall
• UH, Rice among top engineering R&D spenders
• Austin Marine who went after fallen troops to get Medal of Honor
• Car in pond briefly interrupts Metro rail service
• Homeless woman takes small steps toward better life
• 1 killed, 2 injured in shootings in SW Houston
• Driver leaves after hitting, killing walker on North Sam Houston
• Take up arms, Gadhafi urges his loyalists in Libya
• Man dies as he flees apparent burglary on Washington
• It pays to be driven as tough HISD courses earn grads cars
• In Iowa, Rick Perry pitches plan to beat President Obama
• Kuroda, Sellers shine to lift Dodgers to three-game weekend sweep over Astros
• Texas Children's wants donated breast milk to help preemies
• Former POW tells of life with a Medal of Honor
• Disaster weather brightens outlook for NASA forecasters
• Drought tests W. Texas town known to endure in tough land
• Mexico violence dashes soccer field dreams
• Tompkins: The truth behind hunting and fishing licenses
• HS football: Can Klein Collins run table again in 13-5A?
• Texans kick off preseason tonight against Jets at home
• Back from injury, Texans' Barwin moves to linebacker
• Texans notes: Jets starters to play entire first quarter
• Justice: Preseason offers hope for younger Texans
• MLK monument a dream come true for Houstonian leading project
• Texans camp: Preseason a time to learn about team
• Rain isn't enough as Houston ties 100-degree record
• Man with bloody arms arrested in woman's slaying
• Earn $50,000 in Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Technology
• Katz receives clinical professionalism award
• Houston docs start to treat adult epilepsy with laser surgery
• Disbarred Houston-area lawyer found with $850K still jailed in Delaware
• Conservation benefits South Texas landowners
• SEC sidelines Aggies' move, for now
• HPD continues search for suspects in teen's drive-by killing
• Bradley tops Dufner in playoff to win PGA Championship
• Houston Weather Forecast, Monday, August 15, 2011
• Mentor program win-win for neighborhood kids, TSU students
• If you find it, buy it…and drink it
• Texans defense may work without a mountain in the middle
• Second teen charged in fatal carjacking of UAE soldier
• Home-built airplane pilot identified in fatal Lake Conroe crash
• Houston water worker jailed for hooker hunt instead of fixing broken water mains
• Perry introduces himself to the rest of the nation
• Kershaw too much for Astros as southpaw sets new career-high in wins
• Mustangs lose tough match to close out Hawaii tournament
• Where to find some wild chefs: Summer's hot pop-up restaurant Les Sauvages
• Michael Biehn at River Oaks Three
• Ex-Dynamo Chabala, Palmer ready to face old team
• HS football: Will La Marque be the class of 24-4A?
• Texans offensive starters to see little time against Jets
• Texans' McManis ready to make impact in second year
• Texans notes: Monday a big opportunity for Ogbonnaya
• Texans camp at a glance: Fans endure heat to see team
• Tomball captures Katy volleyball tournament title
• A&M coach, players try to ignore talk about SEC
• Justice: It's time UH makes leap into Big 12 conference
• Mayor will ask for council's OK for red-light cams shutoff
• Woodlands divers place at national championships
• Hunt on for suspect in killing HPD says was over dog bite
• 12-year-old girl drowns in Galveston
• Pilot killed after 2 planes collide near Lake Conroe
• Report: SEC presidents to meet Sunday, discuss A&M
• Woodlands hold off Cy Falls to win CFISD volleyball tourney
• HBU looking for upgrades toward path to prominence
• Kyle Busch edges Allmendinger for pole at The Glen
• Astros reliever Fernando Rodriguez showcases pure determination in outing
• Steele, Dufner tied for PGA lead after third round
• Kurt Busch wins Nationwide race at Watkins Glen
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, August 13, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. CT
• Memorial hopes season-opening Hawaiian tourney brings big benefits
• Former Astros skipper Phil Garner accepts special advisor position with Oakland
• METRO worker caught on hidden camera in XXX stores arrested for felony
• Bracing for lower Lake Conroe levels as Houston prepares to drink up
• Jean making an impact at Texans camp
• Rice free safety Bradshaw suffers career-ending injury
• Attorney general fails to clarify member's eligibility for ed board
• Survey finds approval ratings drop for HISD amid cuts
• Houston red-light cameras may be turned off again
• Perry making White House run official today
• Insiders say Texas A&M intends to leave Big 12 for SEC
• Perry seen as a 'game changer' in crowded GOP White House run
• Braun welcomes statement Rice sent with extension
• HPD considers new uniforms, badges and cars
• Solomon: Running back Tate's future with Texans in flux
• Texans' Hill looks to reclaim role as blocking tight end
• Texans notes: Casey determined to start at fullback
• WR Darling hopes to land spot with hometown Texans
• Cowboys wide receiver Harris impresses veterans, coach
• With injury, McIlroy can't strong-arm way to lead at PGA
• Soccer notebook: Klinsmann open to player creativity
• UH stacking defensive line to slow down running game
• HS football: Who is the team to beat in District 23-4A?
• Texans training camp at glance: Leadership issues arise
• Emails reveal Republicans' Texas redistricting battle
• Teen trying to cool off drowns in Brazos River
• GOP's Cantor pushes jobs growth during Houston visit
• Help raise funds for HCC's Hispanic Scholarship Council
• Randall helps Magnolia sweep Pearland in volleyball
• Ex-Notre Dame assistant hospitalized after standoff
• $75,000 horse that fled fire is still missing
• Burglary suspect fatally shot by policewoman at her home ID'd
• Sweltering Houston beats its heat record this year
• Hearing on Texas A&M realignment set
• Tiger Woods misses cut at PGA Championship
• Dow finishes wild week on an up note
• Texans training camp notes: Friday, August 12
• Former TSU women's basketball coach wins lawsuit
• HBU becomes fully certified NCAA Division I member
• Firefighters battle mobile home blaze in SW Houston
• Law Center welcomes Class of '14
• Law Center co-hosts art detective
• Woodlands, Cy Woods among teams who breeze through CFISD tourney Day 1
• 30 Minutes or Less
• Green Bank gets approval to buy Main Street branches
• Texas gains help boost U.S. rig count
• Study: Houston Zoo generates $135M economic impact
• Harnessing the capricious wind
• Mills pleased with Myers outing in Astros' heartbreaking loss versus D-backs
• Houston retail job sector still surging
• Sugar Land businessman accused of fraudulently soliciting $10M
• Time for some vodka snow cones, Houston
• Ted Cruz leads the field at the Clear Lake Tea Party’s Senate job interview
• HOUSTON ZOO GENERATES $135 MILLION IN IMPACT FOR THE HOUSTON ECONOMY
• Weingarten Realty No. 1 on largest commercial property owners list
• Accudata Systems tops HBJ's computer network list
• 'The Smurfs': A surprisingly smurfing good movie
• Ex-Miss El Paso apologizes after alleged shoplifting incident
• HISD restores $18.5 million to schools
• Unemployment applications drop amid recession fears
• Retail sales expected to climb in July
• Court ruling stymies cities’ removal of blight
• Ex-convict accused in 2 Clear Lake-area rapes
• Latest Inner Loop apartment project unveiled
• Texas No. 4 in U.S. for new manufacturing jobs
• HBJ reveals Best Corporate Counsel finalists
• Major expansion set at Ellington Airport
• Weekend weather: Slim chance of rain
• Authorities seek clues in north Harris Co. death of 30-year-old
• Perry expected to 'shake up' 2012 race
• Mom accused of leaving baby in hot car is freed on bail
• Woodlands issues lawn-watering rationing rules immediately
• Outdoor watering banned in most of Galveston County
• Heat claims its first victim in Harris County
• Grammy Nominated Singer Bilal Hits Houston In Support Of Autism Awareness
• HISD restores $18.5M in surplus to schools
• Sun & Ski Sports: Back-to-School Shoe Drive to Benefit Star of Hope
• Race for seat on HCC board has already gotten ugly
• Texas farmers, ranchers fear record loss during drought
• Ruling may slow Houston's wrecking ball fighting blight
• 7 linked to MS-13 gang accused of Houston murders
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, August 12, 2011
• Hamstring 101: A must listen for Texans fans
• Blank City and New York’s No Wave
• Woods angry after shooting worst score ever at PGA
• DMG Brings Dubstep To Scout Bar Houston: Part Two
• DMG Performed At Scout Bar Houston: Part One
• Poperazzi's Concert In Conjuction With The Houston Symphony
• Houston Concerts Coming To The Pavilion Next Week
• HANK3 Is About To Mosey On Into Scout Bar Houston 9/3
• Prospect Chris Wallace takes giant step forward in 2011 despite current DL stint
• Sugar Land Skeeters name Gaetti manager
• Rice, men's basketball coach Braun agree to extension
• Texans' Quin picks off Schaub, strips ball from Johnson
• CVR Energy shares soar after hedge fund move
• Big tournament schedules highlight first weekend of volleyball play
• Ken Hoffman and his 'hot dog'
• Former police chief of Ciudad Juarez shot to death in restaurant
• Atlanta renewable energy startup eyes Houston
• Ancient fetus proves 'sea monster' didn't lay eggs
• Texas board to consider revoking investment adviser’s registration
• Texas Film Commission to boost video gaming incentives
• Texas has better credit rating than IBM, Google
• Driver killed after trying to pass big rig on Loop 610 feeder
• Texas Coastal Bank faces Fed action
• Gas prices drop again in Houston
• DOT drops proposal requiring ranchers get commercial drivers licenses
• Experimental 13,000-mph glider lost shortly after launch
• El Paso reveals spinoff details
• Key Texans hit sidelines as injuries mount at camp
• Metro to halt direct service to IAH
• Positive report on jobless helps give stocks a lift
• 3,000 marijuana plants found growing in Wood County
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for August 11 – 17
• Mexico laughs for Cantinflas' 100th. (He's their Charlie Chaplain)
• Home foreclosure rates drop in July
• Data might not back up fracking concerns
• Wind turbines keep Texas cool during peak demand
• Apple tops Exxon Mobil in stock market
• $7.5M will be spent to fix Ike damage in Port Arthur
• Facebook offers clues to despair leading to deaths of 2 kids
• Market decline puts pressure on pending Houston IPOs
• Rice researchers in biofuel breakthrough
• Woman charged with leaving dog in hot car at Ft. Bend store
• Highs of 100 each day may back off this weekend
• D-backs spoil Sosa's debut, take over NL West lead in victory over Astros
• Tompkins: For many Texas anglers, silver kings are gold
• Texans notes: Starters won't see much time against Jets
• Texans' Allen could take Jackson's starting corner job
• Solomon: A&M should stay, rather than flee to SEC
• Texans LB Cushing shows rust in first practice of camp
• PGA Championship: Young stars would like shot at Tiger
• Klinsmann era begins for U.S. soccer men with 1-1 draw
• Cycling notebook: Randonneurs to ride in famed event
• Unhappy with UT network, A&M appears bound for SEC
• Pearland seeks spot in Little League World Series
• Running notebook: Newcomers learn to take first step
• HS football: Can Yates repeat as District 21-4A champ?
• Face of the Texas familiy: more single and same-sex parents
• Face of the Texas family: more single and same-sex parents
• Readers React to our River Oaks Monster Tale
• Panhandling Banned at Sidewalk Cafes
• RESIDENTS OF THE BUCKINGHAM HELP RAISE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS FOR LOCAL GIRLS
• Nicholas Mitsiades named BCM’s third Caroline Wiess Law Scholar
• Records to fall as Houston heat persists
• Houston-area volleyball scoreboard: August 8 to August 10
• Dallas Republican Hensarling named co-chair of deficit panel
• Houston expects mandatory water restrictions next week
• Metro lays track for southeast line as questions remain
• Terminal expansion at IAH gets go-ahead
• Half full or half empty, you make the call
• Man sentenced for arranging sex for former NFL star
• Houston lands 2013 NBA All-Star Game
• MLS games to air on NBC networks starting in 2012
• Houston Weather Forecast, Thursday, August 11, 2011
• Man suspected in fatal stabbing attacks HPD officer
• End of lockout hasn't solved NFL retirees lawsuit
• Judge freezes assets of late area basketball organizer
• Two charged in robbery, murder of UAE army officer
• Convicted swindler Ballow receives 10-year prison sentence
• Stocks plunge as attention returns to economy
• Astros designate Tommy Manzella for assignment
• Bogusevic, Paredes make Astros history with first career home runs on same night
• Study: Exxon's move north to boost growth 13 percent
• Fertitta teams up with Eva Longoria in Vegas
• Workforce Commission revokes 22 ATI programs
• Boy, 10, catches and frees bass that is twice as old as he is
• GOP's Jeb Hensarling of Dallas joins new debt committee
• Baker Hughes begins private placement
• Big rig wrecks, shutting down part of Southwest Freeway
• Houston to host travel symposium
• Deer Park refinery inks hydrogen deal
• What airport scanner found: 45 hollow bolts with cocaine
• DUCT TAPE JAM
• Anti-tech group says it's behind Mexico blasts, praises Unabomber
• VIVA MXICO!
• VIETNAMESE MID-AUTUMN CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL
• HELP WANTED!
• ATTACK OF THE BLOODSUCKERS!
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• PIRATES AHOY!
• Former Cowboys coach Parcells joins ESPN as analyst
• Testify – Joe Mathlete talks Excalibur (Part 2)
• Houston oil company merging with Paris-based business
• Leaders uncertain about U.S. economy’s impact locally
• Exxon Mobil, Apple vie for world’s top company
• Houston a top college town for real estate
• Offline plants caused Texas’ power problems
• Polygamist will probably run church from prison
• Houston weather: Triple digits every day
• Man found dead at apartment complex in SW Houston
• Dynamo see 'green' in soccer stadium
• Shale gale drives Q2 energy M&A, report says
• Astros to purchase contract of RHP Henry Sosa from Triple-A Oklahoma City
• Texans camp at a glance: QB Leinart keeps lighting it up
• UT great Gilbert honored by Touchdown Club of Houston
• HS football: Which 19-4A team has best shot at state?
• Justice: It's hard not to pull for Texans RB Ogbonnaya
• Texans' Cody, Mitchell vying for starting nose tackle job
• Texans' Daniels reminds Kubiak of Hall of Famer Sharpe
• Texans notes: Kubiak concerned about injured Cushing
• A&M coach Sherman focuses on SMU, not SEC rumors
• Residents hope to revitalize storied Waterwood course
• PGA Championship notes: Caddie tries to calm storm
• Local golf notebook: Local pro seeks Solheim Cup spot
• 'Rich' connection enables neurons to find specific targets
• Freeman Library: Pajamas Story Time
• Freeman Library: Pajamas Story Time
• WWII vet in Houston joins those facing homelessness
• Freeman Library: Pajamas Story Time
• Pearland Parks: RCN Birthday Bash
• Pearland Parks: Friday Night Rec & Roll
• HPD rape case backlog is far worse than feared
• Several Houston-area volleyball squads earn preseason state rankings
• Wreck shuts traffic at North Freeway at Airline
• Feds OK plans for 2 new Houston council seats
• Accused of TAKS cheating, HISD teacher keeps her job
• Pearland team one win from Little League World Series
• Mother kills her two children in northwest Harris County
• Thirteen horses perish in Magnolia barn fire
• Friend: Seabrook 13-year-old killed after dropping shotgun
• Houston Weather Forecast, Wednesday, August 10, 2011
• Passerby finds shot man's body in SW Houston parking lot
• Man dies after fall from 3rd level in Dallas Galleria mall
• Dow closes up 429 points to end another volatile day
• Newly-acquired RHP Henry Sosa turning heads with solid outings in Astros' system
• Houston gold buyer: Business is brisk
• 1,000 shuttle workers set for layoffs
• Omega Protein CEO stepping down
• Feds announce fuel-use standards for commercial trucks
• Rice named among Top 20 U.S. universities
• Houston fifth in nation for number of wealthy people
• Former Cowboys DE Bowen mourns infant son's death
• Apple passes Exxon Mobil as biggest company
• Fed to keep interest rate near zero for 2 years
• 3 sought in southwest Houston shooting death
• Heisman winner says he lost $2 million in Texan's scam
• Yao Ming could earn early entry to Hall of Fame
• Schafer aiming to seize opportunity, make tremendous impact with new-look Astros
• Enterprise posts 21% hike in Q2 income
• Waste Management, Houston open recycling facility
• Polygamist Warren Jeffs gets life for sex with young girls
• The Response rally: The only thing political about it was the media covering it
• Small batteries swiped from cable TV boxes throughout Houston, man arrested
• Man shoots self in genitals while holstering gun in pants
• Boy who lost $300 gets it back after heartfelt plea in letter
• 2 competitors die in New York City Triathlon over weekend
• Enbridge Energy building natural gas plant
• HISD rehires teachers, staff
• Stock futures rise as investors await news
• Oil prices continue to tumble
• Santikos to build 22-screen movie theater in Richmond
• Houston in top 5 for Q2 U.S. job growth
• Houston heat advisory lasts until 10 p.m. Wednesday
• Boy, 2, runs into path of minivan in southwest Houston
• Astros explode for strong offensive attack to lift Wandy to victory over D-backs
• Nyad ends attempted swim from Cuba to Florida
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• Pearland stumbles in SW Regional Little League tourney
• Solomon: Vince Young's path to stardom takes detour
• Questions abound as A&M begins football practice today
• After exploring options, Leinart finds good fit with Texans
• Start of two-a-days signals beginning of HS football year
• Winds of demographic change playing out in Houston
• HS football: Can Humble's defense carry it in 18-4A?
• Confidence key to Dynamo's push for postseason bid
• Free Press Houston: Podcast 08.08.11
• Testify – Joe Mathlete talks Excalibur (Part 1)
• Show: Diary of a Worm, a Spider, and a Fly
• Show: Junie B. In Jingle Bells, Batman Smells
• Earn up to $56,000 in Digital Gaming and Simulation
• Perry 2012 speculation goes into overdrive
• Mills pleased with Castro's overall progression from surgery in right knee
• HISD superintendent orders review of buying practices
• Motorists pause at slaying outside Houston apartments
• Houston mom gets 40 years in death of baby daughter
• Universal flu vaccine could mean one shot for life
• 312 HISD teachers reclaim their jobs for school year
• Texans place two undrafted free agents on waivers
• Rape charge dropped, but Houston man's 'whole life is ruined'
• Hit at practice sidelines 84-year-old Penn State coach
• Houston's red-light cameras clicking
• Crash closes West Loop lanes at SW Freeway
• Hospital district sees no malice in noose hung at Ben Taub
• Metro's Greanias: 'No excuse' for porn at work
• HPD searching for robbers who killed UAE military officer
• Caddie Williams' victory dance draws mixed reaction
• Off-duty HPD officer kills daytime intruder at her home
• Quattro hosting a Bandol wine event on Tuesday, August 9
• Houston Weather Forecast, Tuesday, August 9, 2011
• Charges against former Pasadena youth pastor may be invalid
• LeBron: I'm 'optimistic' NBA season can be saved
• Players, NFL push for dismissal of retiree suit
• Breaking down UH's 2011 schedule
• NFL teams plan salute to fans during preseason game
• Firefighters battling grass fire in NW Houston
• Zentangle Workshop at Texas Art Supply
• NeoPopStreetFunk 3
• Houston Fringe Festival 2011
• Dow plummets as investors abandon stocks
• Baker Hughes wins drilling gig in Iraq
• Peloton buys five Houston office buildings
• Former Mariner director pleads guilty to insider trading
• Metro CEO Greanias returns after suspension
• Off-duty HPD officer fatally shoots man at her home
• Woman, 32, missing from Fort Bend County group home
• Airlines begin rolling back last month's fare hikes
• Those who missed 9/11 for hours find it sticks with them now
• Houston firm eyes acquisition of Red Roadster
• Rowan OKs $100M share repurchase
• Bayley named deputy director of DeBakey VA center
• Victim in South Houston slaying is ID'd as 54-year-old man
• Wealth advisory firm spins out of Sterling Bank
• Ten observations from Week 1 of Texans camp
• All-you-eat sashimi – Italian-style – with wine at Valentino this Thursday
• Money markets could benefit from S&P decision
• Oil prices drop after credit rating decision
• Dynegy posts loss in Q2
• After S&P downgrade, stock futures plummet
• Fire damages apartments on Corporate in SW Houston
• Man shot to death during carjacking in South Houston
• Global stocks fall as Europe bond relief fades
• Liberty to develop North Houston spec warehouses
• Ultra Petroleum land bid postponed to Aug. 24
• No rain expected in Houston for next several days
• Texas drought will harm wildlife habitat for years
• Do You Want to Know How You Can Eat Delicious Food & Fight Hunger?
• Tompkins: Despite drought, it's an 'epic year' for ducks
• Justice: Texans are in search of a winning endgame
• HS volleyball: Can an area team end state title drought?
• Texans have suffered few setbacks in training camp
• Texans' Reed hopes to do more than resemble Pack star
• Texans notes: LB coach Herring praises Mario Williams
• Texans training camp at a glance: First week, no worries
• Cowboys owner, coach see improvement via deals, draft
• Scott bags Bridgestone title with Tiger's former caddie
• Mitchell, College Park eye state volleyball tournament
• HS football: Can any team challenge Brenham in 17-4A?
• Back-to-school backpack reminders
• Schools use software to give parents power in cafeteria
• Teaching preschoolers independent living skills shapes responsibility
• Borreca, 'pioneer' for the developmentally disabled, dies at 92
• Metro chief docked over porn at work returns today
• 13-year-old Seabrook boy fatally shot
• Camp sets out to give girls glimpse into rock industry
• Keselowski wins at Pocono with broken ankle
• A&M linebacker Mangan arrested for disorderly conduct
• Fielder connects for homer to lead Greinke, Brewers to weekend sweep over Astros
• 10 Back to school tips: School supplies to school routines for the whole family
• Houston Weather Forecast, Monday, August 8, 2011
• Police investigating drowning in Rice University area
• Source: Hawks will be sold but will stay in Atlanta
• Lack of seat belt cited in deadly Montgomery County wreck
• Inside the Christian Republic of Texas: Impressions from Rick Perry’s Prayer Rally
• Suspect sought in southwest Houston killing
• Texans' Johnson returns to practice and impresses
• Texans training camp notes: Sunday, August 7
• Authorities identify suspect killed by deputies in NW Harris
• Evans defeats Ortiz in return to octagon at UFC 133
• Texans' defense undergoing major change with new faces
• HS football: Can Coldspring claim 3A title this season?
• With 10 starters back, Rice defense looks to turn up heat
• Texans first-round draft pick Watt impressing teammates
• Fielder belts three-run homer to lead red-hot Brewers to series win over Astros
• Montrose garden helps plant seeds of change against violence
• Perry offers praise, prayer but little on politics
• Attendees see The Response as just a beginning
• Cameron's late goal gives Dynamo 1-1 draw with Union
• Texans training camp at glance: Flu bug bites again
• Franklin wins 100-meter freestyle at U.S. nationals
• Motive sought in deadly south Houston shooting
• Astros to play it by ear regarding RHP Enerio Del Rosario's ailing shoulder
• Heat may be factor in south Houston deaths
• Horse rescued from septic tank in NE Houston
• Barcelona tops Club America 2-0 in U.S. exhibition
• Rice receiver Taylor suffers leg injury in car accident
• Mills looking for J.A. Happ to regain confidence at Triple-A Oklahoma City
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Part 2, Saturday, August 6, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. C
• Woods struggles again, falls far behind at Bridgestone
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, August 6, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. CT
• Help navigating Houston’s dining landscape….
• Thousands of Houstonians turn out for back-to-school help
• Training camp Day 6: Texans fans pack training facility
• IKEA offers catalog recycling program to help local non-profits
• Astros skipper Brad Mills to explore options on how to get Happ back on track
• Family upset that convicted rapist may get plea deal for assault on little girl
• ARE YOU READY HOUSTON?? Join The Revolution! ANEW REVOLUTION!
• “Under The Skin of Angels” USA Tour August 10th at Scout Bar Houston
• ANEW REVOLUTION: Houston Tour Stop on August 10th
• Gallardo shuts down Astros with eight strong innings to lead Brewers to victory
• Meet Houston's Six Gun Sound: Part Two
• “They All Know Our Name…Six Gun Sound Is Our Claim To Fame”: Meet SIX GUN SOUND
• Houston officials await confirmation of year's first West Nile case
• Schools try to keep players safe in the heat
• HS football: Will area team win state 2A championship?
• With a healthy QB Keenum, UH opens fall football camp
• UT center puts heart into helping upgrade offensive line
• Trade to Dynamo energizes midfielder Moffat's game
• Sanders, Faulk among 7 to be enshrined in Hall today
• Texans tailback Tate looking to make up for lost time
• Texans notes: Ryans dismisses team's 'soft' label
• Soccer notebook: Dynamo still seek designated player
• Public Poetry
• An Evening With...Karleen Koen
• 2011 Run in the Park
• Mom arrested for leaving 5 kids alone, then news crew finds kids alone again
• Star Wars: Where science meets imagination at Houston's Health Museum
• Three men are sought in shooting of deputy
• Two people found dead in car in Humble
• Houston man admits role in health care fraud case
• Harris County suspects first West Nile case
• Top basketball prospect Reese verbally commits to A&M
• Surgeons bring new hope to family of burned Chinese kids
• Goebbert evolving into legitimate outfield prospect in Astros' farm system
• Ke$ha, the industries favorite video game cheat code.
• Stocks finish mixed after a day of wild swings
• PBS Nightly Business Report to open Houston bureau
• Heat, flu, Foster's injury hamper Texans' practice
• EOG Resources, NuStar invest in La. rail facility
• Energy Transfer equity finances deal with Southern Union
• Carrizo to change downtown addresses
• PE group invests in Houston gas storage company
• Port of Houston wins award for reducing emissions
• Polygamist leader delivers threat, walks out of sentencing hearing
• Uncle Boonmee
• Study: U.S. physicians burdened by insurance costs
• Strolling down 'memory' lane with high tech CEO Holly Frost
• Shell gets conditional approval for Arctic drilling
• Astros to purchase contract of OF J.B. Shuck from Triple-A Oklahoma City
• Photographs of the American West: Barbara Van Cleve
• Grand Opening! Island Art Gallery
• Settlement ends 13-day FAA partial shutdown
• Polar bear mauls British man to death in Norway
• Congress' disapproval rating highest since 1977
• Relief: July report shows jobless rate slips
• ATF gun tracers target illegal weapons in U.S. (w/video)
• Stock market panic makes its way around the globe
• ERCOT said energy demand lower, but still wants conservation
• Houston should be glad it isn't New York
• Edgy markets brace for more bad news
• Global stocks' tumble reminiscent of post-Lehman Brothers collapse
• Zadok tops 2011 HBJ list of Houston jewelers
• Survey: Houston entrepreneurs boost hiring
• It'll be hot all weekend, Houston
• Rise of the Planet of the Apes
• Settled in at WR, Texans' Dickerson seeks playing time
• Justice: Texans expect receiver Jones to take 'next step'
• Scientists find evidence of salt water flowing on Mars
• TV-radio notebook: Analyst questions Texans' toughness
• Cowboys cornerback Scandrick relishes chance to start
• HS football: Can Kinkaid remain king of private schools?
• Texans notes: Sharpton fills in for Ryans at inside LB
• Boeing offer could hasten NASA's return to space
• The past year has been the driest ever in Texas
• Motor sports notebook: Starr surging in truck series
• Abdominal pain, irritable bowel in children reflected in microbial signatures
• Case for suspect in Fort Hood plot goes to grand jury
• Foul play suspected, but family still looking for missing woman
• Senate recess leaves Texas judicial nominees in limbo
• Forecasters increase storm count for 2011 hurricane season
• Former Astros RHP Jimmy Jones making strong impact as Double-A pitching coach
• HISD bidding procedures due a new look by board
• Officers looking for 3 in officer's shooting during bank heist (w/video)
• Sources: Growth hormone test added to NFL deal
• Texans' salary cap issues put Ryans, Smith on sidelines
• Sources: NBA commish paid less than Goodell, Selig
• Pacquiao files for sanctions against Mayweather
• Congress reaches deal to reopen FAA, Democrat Reid says
• Dynamo sign Honduran national team forward Costly
• NCAA could make changes to basketball recruiting
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, August 5, 2011
• Woods starts strong with 68 in first round in 3 months
• Texans re-structure three contracts to get under cap, Mario's not among them
• Fiesta' Magnifico - Mexican & Spanish Artists Collide
• August News from JoMar Visions
• Sugar Land nursing home leader charged with fraud
• McDermott shares plunge 27 percent
• NFL players ratify new labor agreement
• Apache reports new Egypt oil discoveries
• Polygamist Jeffs convicted of child sex assault
• Officials urge Texas electricity conservation
• Sealy woman found dead on Galveston beach
• Only 74% of HISD schools on track for federal math, reading standards
• Astros rookie J.D. Martinez offers insight into what lights his fire to succeed
• Virginia Tech gives all-clear after a campus alert
• Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
• Texas schools struggle to catch up to No Child Left Behind
• Several suggestions for the Houston Culinary Awards
• Secret code names revealed for $335M commercial projects
• BounceU hosts event to benefit the Joshua and Robin Berry Children’s Trust
• CenterPoint Energy earnings way up
• Pearland given ‘Scenic City’ designation
• Frost Bank opens state-of-the-art branch in Houston
• Court OKs suit against Houston’s Frontech
• Sterling Construction unit acquires Arizona firm
• Virginia Tech issues warning on gunman
• Texas' power use spikes a third day in a row
• Wall Street frets over economy; Dow sinks 200 points
• Justice: Bubba Smith made his mark in unique way
• Houston could break record with today's high
• Houston warns it may need Lake Conroe water
• Rumor has it a Bubba Gump may go in Galveston
• Bankruptcy halts plans for downtown Days Inn
• Experts weigh in on debt debate
• Randalls participates in meat recall
• Doctors: Healthy eating is a privilege of the rich
• Houston bondsmen who should be charged $230 are paying $8
• Driver killed when Beetle hits SUV in The Woodlands
• New Jersey company acquires Conroe medical business
• Texas among top-ranked entrepreneur states
• Exhibit opening tonight examines Jim Crow
• Lineup, details still iffy for Perry prayer rally at Reliant
• Houston soon may tap Lake Conroe for water supply
• Socialite Joanne Herring's art will help some in Afghanistan
• Benny Benassi is gonna Rock Houston by Joe Sioufi
• Martinez blasts homer, go-ahead double to lift Astros to series win over Reds
• Empire of Silver
• Armored-car heists may be on the rise in Houston
• Fort Hood security questioned after terror plot arrest
• Texans CB Jackson forges ahead after tough rookie year
• Obama calls on Congress to end FAA shutdown
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for August 04 – 10
• Researchers find potential new treatment for asthma sufferers
• Polarizing Playhouse
• Star Chef Faces Child-Sex Charge
• Lips First
• Trafficking defendant says he was a DEA informer
• 2 North Texas Democrats fighting redistricting plan
• Suspected robber is arrested when he returns to scene for his gun
• Financial aid opportunities
• Accuser's dad drops suit over cyberbullying
• Spanish Broadcasting System buys Houston television station
• Former Oiler turned actor Smith, a Texas native, dies
• Houston diners get a buffer zone from panhandlers
• Houston Weather Forecast, Thursday, August 4, 2011
• Police ID man fatally shot by Metro officer near Galleria
• Mexico case may delay U.S. drug trial for 'La Barbie'
• 2 arrested, 1 still sought in killing after club fight
• HTA recognizes students with $15,000 in scholarship funds
• Plains sets pricing on public offering
• The Change-Up
• HCC Insurance inks $600M credit facility
• Plains All American earnings up 42 percent
• Wade explains reasoning behind Astros optioning Johnson, Wallace to Triple-A
• Public's help sought in finding woman, 56
• Kathryn Kelley at Darke Gallery
• Prosecution: Tape at polygamist's trial reveals assault on girl
• Dow edges higher, breaking an 8-day losing streak
• Heat is too real. Reality show stops filming at 110 degrees
• No Smurfin' Way!
• Painting with Elizabeth
• BP's Dudley: 'I'm sorry' for oil spill
• LivingSocial expands discount service to Katy, Sugar Land
• PKF Texas director to lead Houston Institute of Internal Auditors
• Cameron inks $200M Norway ConocoPhillips deal
• Private job growth robust in Texas
• Galveston County leadership taking steps to reduce the size of government
• Texas Southern launches online executive MBAs
• How should Houston’s energy innovations evolve?
• Pilot who once topped 90,000 feet dies in West, Texas
• Houston area school supply drives and donations helps local families
• Stewart Lender Services debuts services for community banks
• Get back to work on FAA, President Obama asks Congress
• Constellation-Exelon merger approved by Texas regulators
• Rick Perry a Phoenix? He orders creation of online college
• Texas to create faster, more affordable university
• 865 jobs at risk, Blockbuster says
• Embattled Dynegy shuns 2011 guidance
• BP, partners face new Louisiana spill suit
• Texas Children's unveils new West Campus
• Home chemistry buff accused of trying to split atoms in Sweden
• Safety Vision acquires Kansas firm
• Man's bones are found near bayou at Post Oak
• Baker Hughes sues Deutsche Bank
• Spectra Energy reports earnings increase in Q2
• Jogger finds 25 bricks of cocaine on Galveston beach
• Stocks fall for eighth straight day
• Learning Communities can help you graduate faster
• About Your Financial Aid opportunities
• Aussies tap Brits for bomb know-how to free trapped teen
• Texas wilting under extreme heat
• Aussie bomb squad frees teen who was near suspicious device
• Oil not an issue until it reaches $160
• Protester squawks about chickens at McDonald's executive
• Houston man dies in Valero plant accident
• All-you-can-eat spaghetti and meat sauce for a song at Nick’s Place
• Continental stops serving free pretzels, snacks
• Why did the chicken take over McDonald's podium?
• Job cuts looming, HISD officials say
• Small businesses brim with optimism, survey shows
• Private sector adds more jobs than expected in July
• Earl Campbell: Still the humble superstar
• Don't worry about oil until it hits $160
• Earl Campbell dishes on sausages, and those darn Tennessee Titans
• Texan in Kuwait charged in $565K theft of money orders
• Shale gas investors could be in SEC hot seat
• U.S. gets to keep its AAA rating
• Marathon may part with more assets
• Texans looking for help at linebacker, fullback
• Report: E&P spending to grow in 2011
• Sterling Group acquires Canadian oil pump company
• Houston heat advisory may last into Friday
• Trip over Dominican likely will weaken Tropical Storm Emily
• Texans WR Johnson embracing more vocal role
• Cypress Falls coach has new lease on life
• Lockout may push NBA stars to play overseas
• Renteria blasts ninth career grand slam as Reds even series against Astros
• Event to celebrate 'graduates' of Baylor Teen Clinic program
• Goldman Sachs <i>10,000 Small Businesses</i> Information Sessions
• Wire Road Studios arrives in Houston Heights
• NASA orbiter launches Friday to investigate Jupiter's secrets
• HPD fighting City Hall over federal grant for rape kits
• HPD: Suspect charged in fatal stabbing over cigarettes
• Shuttle debris found in drying-up East Texas lake
• Metro officer fatally shoots armed driver in SW Houston
• HISD reviewing deal with consultant
• Division titles up for grabs, everywhere but Houston it seems
• Texas reverses parole for killer of gay Houston banker in '91
• Heat factors in suburban Dallas high school coach’s death
• Houston Weather Forecast, Wednesday, August 3, 2011
• Perry for President: Jesus Rick, shit or get off the pot
• Dow below 12,000 as concerns on economy grow
• Equipment sales companies merge, move home base to Houston
• Texas jurors hear tape of polygamist's sex guide for teen
• New Medicaid contracts with Texas HHSC announced
• Senate approves debt deal; U.S. avoids default
• Saudi Arabia takes step to build world's tallest tower
• WLN at the John Palmer Art Gallery
• News from Montrose Art Society
• What other Houston bank will reach $1B assets?
• Bourn to ride out of Houston after Astros trade
• Gow Broadcasting partners with Yahoo Sports Radio
• Artist Hanh Tran Exhibition - Sculptures By Design
• IKEA Houston offers new additions for your new addition
• Green Bank joins $1B asset club
• Ranger Steel opens Kinder Morgan distribution center
• Altuve, Martinez and Paredes aiming for sustained success in land of opportunity
• Drug boss who says he ordered 1,500 killings is captured
• See how Learning Communities can help you graduate faster
• Digital Gaming and Simulation: Entry-level salaries range from $35,000-$56,000
• Burrow engineers expansion into Port Arthur
• Houston Aeros name Burke president
• Marathon increases Q2 profit by 40%
• Marco’s Pizza wants bigger bite of Galveston County
• FBI hunting for 'casual robber' who hit southwest Houston bank
• CenterPoint appeals rate hike
• ConocoPhillips plans Australian growth
• House approves debt deal, now Senate's turn
• 2 killed in accidents in Houston area
• Survey: Rice U tops student quality of life
• Texas heat pushes state power grid to the max
• Texas temps zoom toward 110; Houston at 99 today
• Fallen Army sergeant was a pillar to his family
• FPH Podcast Maiden Voyage
• Testify – Anna Garza of Girls Rock Camp Houston
• Phillips looks to follow track record, improve defense fast
• Justice: Texans' Mario Williams moves to linebacker
• Pearland Little Leaguers have World Series in view again
• Casey offers more than just a fallback at fullback spot
• Houston spina bifida case marks advances in fetal surgery
• Houston neighbors are scared after groom is slain
• New center to provide improved data analysis resource for BCM scientists
• New program pushing Texas adults to finish college
• Harris County sheriff seeks help finding missing woman
• Harris County sheriff seeks help finding missing woman
• Quanell X: Time for 'no-snitch' to go
• Big 12 ADs: No high school games on Longhorn Network
• Fight leads to fatal stabbing in northwest Houston
• Texans sign veteran punter Maynard to replace Turk
• Unlicensed Dickinson teen held after running over nephew
• Dynamo rookie Bruin to have surgery on left knee
• Houston Weather Forecast, Tuesday, August 2, 2011
• Astros release RHP Brad Hennessey
• Sporting News Radio becomes Yahoo Sports Radio
• Stern: Nothing to be encouraged about in NBA talks
• Police seek tips on slaying of man as he watered Houston lawn
• Bail rises for suspect charged with killing girlfriend in Humble
• “Entre Melon y Melambes…” G&T Goes Blogging While Intoxicated
• Wade, Mills pleased with Schafer, three prospects involved in Bourn deal
• Groom killed after fight during reception in NE Houston
• Free Family Portrait Day - Benefiting the Berry Family
• Watson Galleries Pre-Party for White Linen Nights
• Call to Artists - The Titanium Rib Foundation
• Red-light cameras reduce crashes, Texas study suggests
• Pappa Bros. honored for wine selection
• Hines teams up with New York fund for $1B deal
• HealthSouth to close Houston hospital
• Shots fired during possible robbery of armored car on 249
• Renewable technology company scouts Houston area
• Rosetta’s Eagle Ford production back online
• Former PM to lead InterOil Corp. advisory board
• Fun Fun Fun Fest goes hard in the paint.
• Sexting Prevention Legislation Signed Into Texas Law
• Group 1 Automotive CEO sells nearly $1M in shares
• Small businesses still unsure of economic recovery
• Spring Branch Medical Center reopens
• Submarine with load of cocaine found off coast of Honduras
• Stocks slide as bad economy news trumps debt deal
• Texas hits record with 248 counties under burn ban
• Houston 'miracle' baby's abuser is up for parole
• End of the shuttle era dents Clear Lake real estate market
• Hilton guest sues over 75-cent newspaper he thought was free
• Voting starts today for the annual Houston Culinary Awards
• Galveston set to unveil redistricting map
• Motorcyclist dies in wreck in ditch near Channelview
• Cooper drops its bid for Laird
• Congress to vote on debt-limit deal
• HSBC in plans to cut 30,000 jobs
• 1-year-old killed in hit-and-run accident in Galveston Co.
• Reliant introduces free app for power outages
• Tropical Storm Don keeps Gulf's dead zone from growing
• Heat index in East Texas could top 110 this week
• HPD still hunting troubled woman's killer more than year later
• As Perry prayer day nears, evangelical allies draw attention
• Daylight fasts challenge Muslims during Ramadan
• Houston drivers seldom charged in pedestrian deaths
• Next for pols on debt: dodging angry voters
• Some fear Killeen is vulnerable after Ft. Hood plot arrest
• Astros option Johnson, Wallace to Triple-A OKC, recall Bogusevic, Paredes
• Injury behind him, Rice's Solomon eager to 'start hitting'
• Thunderkunt
• QB Keenum to world: Knee's fine, and he's ready to play
• Tiger Woods to play at Australian Open in November
• U.S. takes home 16 gold medals at world championships
• Solomon: Astros' road to respectability just got longer
• Event draws sneaker enthusiasts to Toyota Center
• Tompkins: Drought causing wildlife to act out of character
• C-USA notes: East Carolina coach McNeill slims down
• Stress-induced mutagenesis part of spontaneous mutation
• Alkek Center for Metagenomics and Microbiome Research features research on role of commensal microbiota in human health
• $25 million gift establishes division of neuropsychiatry at Baylor College of Medicine
• New Alkek Center for Molecular Discovery consolidates 'omics' efforts
• Happy Shark Week everyone!!!
• Fielder cracks go-ahead single in eighth to lift Brew Crew to sweep over Astros
• Shooting of San Antonio officer sets off manhunt for suspect
• Rewind – Rocky Moon and Bolt’s American Beauty Album Release party at Fitzgerald’s 07/30/2011
• Parents must put in writing student withdrawing for home school
• Body believed to be that of missing Humble mother
• Rewind – The Squishees, Ghost Twon Electric, and Dead Mineral @ Rudyards 07/29/2011
• Houston Texans roster checkup, training camp edition
• Houston Weather Forecast, Monday, August 1, 2011
• Browne makes few mistakes to win U.S. Senior Open
• Vigil honoring Humble mom who went missing
• Paul Menard pulls off upset win at Brickyard 400
• St. Luke's United Methodist Church - Rotunda Gallery - August Exhibition
• Windows to my Soul
• Astros trade CF Michael Bourn to Braves for Schafer, three pitching prospects
• Texans sign first-round pick Watt, three others
• Texans lose Pro Bowl fullback Leach in free agency
• Bail now $850,000 for San Antonio dad held in baby's death
• Police cruiser hits pedestrian in northeast Houston
• SUV driver dies after hitting tree in W. Houston
• Bob McNair speaks, we react
• Pence starts new chapter in career with solid performance in Phillies' debut
• Politics, economy stall Houston-Harris County joint projects
• Tea party support not a given for a Perry presidential bid
• Tea party support not a given for a Perry presidential bid
• Fielder, Hart pace offense to lift Gallardo, Brewers to win over Astros
• Strikeforce: Henderson scores TKO of Emeilanenko
• Councilman working to draw more supermarkets to poor areas
• Q&A: Houston library tries to weigh cuts, public's needs
• Texans owner McNair thinks time is now for team to win
• Justice: Astros GM Wade doesn't get benefit of doubt
• Ching scores two goals as Dynamo top Sounders FC 3-1
• TxDOT breaks ground on ramp at U.S. 290 and I-610
• MiMIC sleight-of-hand enables DNA manipulation in fruit fly
• War hero, political activist Jesus Campos dead at 89
• Boyfriend charged in missing Humble mom's murder
• Ex-judge Kent's furlough foiled after Chronicle report
• No suspects yet in death of man near Channelview school
• Galveston County's last unknown Ike victim finally ID'd
• Thomas Miller, former Chronicle managing editor, dies at 66
• Olin Browne holds two-stroke lead at U.S. Senior Open
• Texans place DT Okoye, WR Anderson on waivers
• Cowboys WR coach knocked out in collision with player
• Bourn wishes Pence best of luck with Phillies, credits him as solid teammate
• Texans sign draft choices Keo, Newton, Ozougwu
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Part 1, Saturday, July 30, 2011 at 5:40 P.M. CT
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Part 2, Saturday, July 30, 2011 at 5:40 P.M. CT
• Pence trade brings Clear Creek grad one step closer to home
• Quarterback Young looks to revive career with Eagles
• Manager Brad Mills praises Pence as special ballplayer with significant meaning
• Former Texans backup QB Orlovsky to sign with Colts
• Call to Artists
• Houston hiker in critical condition after fall in Wyoming
• It's time for Wade Phillips to start cooking
• Quest ends in anguish for sister of killer Corll's victim
• Disgraced ex-judge Kent out of prison, confined to cabin
• Schools' sagging ratings leave confusing picture
• Layout suits U.S. Senior Open leader Browne just fine
• Operating in the red costs Dynamo in recent matches
• Soccer notebook: Hiring Klinsmann about culture change
• Astros agree to trade two-time All-Star Hunter Pence to Phillies for prospects
• Leader among Houston runners, Fraser remembered for wit
• Cowboys WR Bryant says he's matured after rookie year
• Texans unrestricted free agent Leach remains unsigned
• Prograis' golden opportunity lies at Olympic boxing trials
• Solomon: Texans GM provides defense with shot in arm
• TSU issues pink slips to 56 after state budget cuts
• GI accused in Fort Hood attack plot is defiant in court
• Hopes dim in search for young, missing mother (w/video)
• Review: Katy Perry gives Houston fans a feast of eye candy
• Bless The Fall's House of Blues Houston All Star Tour Stop Photos
• Autopsy finds bicyclist was shot in back of head
• Save it Forward
• Parking permits required for all HCC students, employees
• Name our new mascot for a chance to win an iPad
• Houston Community College leads Texas 2-year colleges in degree completions
• HCC takes part in 2011 March of Dimes walk
• HCC to host financial freedom seminar
• HCC offering service that allows Web pages to speak out
• HCC leaders named to Who?s Who in Black Houston
• HCC historic enrollment surpasses 70,000
• HCC chosen to participate in initiative to improve student success
• HCC chosen to participate in initiative to improve student success
• HCC Workforce Summit to highlight innovative solutions for Stafford businesses
• HCC Workforce Summit highlights training needs, solutions for Alief area businesses
• HCC Central presents 'The Best of Everything'
• HCC Southwest offers nursing courses
• HCC Participates in 2010 Houston Pride Festival
• HCC Northeast organizes first All-Female Firefighter Certification class
• HCC Foundation/ACCS Foundation Scholarship recipients announced
• HCC Corrections Education re-accredited: Meets 100% of State standards
• HCC Communications professor wins third consecutive Daytime Emmy
• HCC Communications professor nominated for Daytime Emmy
• HCC Central receives first Confucius statue in the United States
• Got immigration questions? HCC has the answers for students
• Dozens attend UH, HCC sponsored Governor's Small Business Forum
• Connect with entrepreneurs at HCC boot camp on July 16
• Congratulations to all Chancellor?s Eagle Award winners
• Come grow with the HCC Horticulture Department
• Chef Eddy Van Damme teaches his innovative techniques on <i>Bake It</i>
• Celebrate our 2011 HCC Graduates
• Career and Technical Education
• Career Readiness Certificates offered at HCC
• Become a Retail Pharmacy Technician in 13 weeks
• Audition for <i>HCC?s Got Talent Student Edition</i>
• AWA needs your help to provide scholarships
• A new immunization law aims to keep HCC students safe
• An update on Financial Aid refunds
• All HCC students required to have ID cards
• Act now: File for Financial Aid before April 15
• About Your Summer, Fall Financial Aid
• <i>Eye on HCC</i> wants to spotlight your organization, class, program
• 5th Annual HCC Northeast Car Show highlights the art of customizing
• 40th Anniversary HCC trustee luncheon
• 271 students graduate from Saigon Tech on 10th anniversary of partnership with HCC
• 2011 Faculty and Staff Campaign sets new record
• 2011 <I>Wine & Food Week</i> to benefit HCC Culinary Arts Program
• Pat Green, Casey Donahew Band, Intercoastal Pirates - Mosquito Festival in Clute
• Astros to trade outfielder Pence to Phillies for prospects
• Metro will welcome return of CEO suspended over Web porn
• LA coroner: Ex Yankees pitcher Irabu hung himself
• The scoop on Danieal Manning
• Dynegy can proceed with restructuring, judge rules
• Texas leads nation in new government jobs
• H-E-B recalls multiple dairy products
• Ke$ha Headed To Houston (The Woodlands) On August 2nd
• Kings Of Leon This Saturday A Little North Of Houston At The Woodlands
• Economy slowed sharply in first half of year
• Photos and Interview With Iwrestledabearonce At Houston's House of Blues
• Greater Houston Partnership tops 2011 HBJ chambers list
• Inmate's execution stayed in Montgomery County killing
• Open Gallery for White Linen Night Featuring the Works of Jason Ransom
• Forensic panel off Willingham case, attorney general says
• Call to Artists
• Two Metro train crashes; one person injured
• ConocoPhillips to acquire Niobrara acreage
• Calpine narrows Q2 loss
• Aqueous Transmission
• Fulbright acquires Slusser Wilson law firm
• HISD boosts minority, women-owned business initiatives
• Survey: Customers reduce energy use when using in-home “smart meters”
• Houston Marathon generates $51M economic impact
• Photos from In This Moment's All Star Tour Stop At House of Blues Houston
• Crazy, Stupid, Love.
• Astros slugger Carlos Lee takes veteran approach to trade deadline rumors
• Obama: Debt ceiling fix must be quick
• Ultra Petroleum makes bid on Colorado Springs acreage
• Man pulls wife from burning home in west Houston
• EPA again delays stricter smog rules amid industry complaints
• Oil leaks continue at ConocoPhillips China platforms
• Spec's plans major statewide expansion
• EPA unveils 'fracking' pollution rules for oil, gas drillers
• Continental cancels flights after several pilots call in sick
• Galveston's Holland named to key ILA post
• Criticism continues to dog HPD crime lab
• Metro CEO Greanias suspended for viewing porn
• Greater Houston Partnership tops 2011 HBJ chambers list
• Houston gets rain but no storm ahead of hot weekend
• Chase tops 2011 HBJ list of financial institutions
• Tomball Regional Med Center assets sold
• Wandy continuing to move up on Astros' all-time pitching list among southpaws
• Astros impose Friday deadline with Philly regarding Pence, Braves remain in hunt
• Museums learning today how to protect treasures in disasters
• Don unlikely to deliver much rain in Houston today
• Eversave.com offers local family savings: Sneak peak & giveaway at Golf Tee
• Barking dog helps save neighbor hurt in accident
• NE Houston drug raid leaves dog dead, suspect shot
• HISD may delay teacher evaluations based on student scores
• Hispanics call redrawn Harris County precincts unfair
• Texans agree to five-year deal with coveted CB Joseph
• Win or lose, Texans make the right move with Joseph signing
• Texans get their corner
• Parker pushes measure giving Houston firms edge in city bids
• Metro chief apologizes for adult content
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, July 29, 2011
• Training camp 101 for Texans fans
• Texans announce open training camp practice schedule
• A Little Help
• Altuve ties franchise record, getting strong support from former Hooks teammates
• Texas leads nation in hospitality, leisure job sector growth
• Man charged in fatal shooting of Harris store clerk (w/video)
• The Spectacular of Vernacular
• iPerform at Spacetaker
• ATV flips during police chase, killing driver in NE Houston
• Dirty Colors
• A balanced approach
• HPD crime lab workers quit over faulty testing vans
• Houston proposes preferential hiring for local businesses
• Study: Iraq not prepared to meet global oil demand
• Judge hearing challenge to Perry rally
• Houston Bush airport has most expensive ticket prices
• Harris County shows most micro business gains in U.S.
• Police find in Liberty Co: guns, meth, rocket launcher
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for July 28 – August 04
• Fair goers line up for 1,500-calorie doughnut burger in N.Y.
• Stewart improves bottom line with layoffs
• Waste Management shares fall on earnings news
• Cameron shares gain on Q2 earnings news
• Tropical Storm Don shifts toward Corpus Christi
• Linn Energy rolls out equity offering
• Lexicon passes trial for drug candidate
• Fire crews try to save 'Big Tree'; Nolan Ryan pitches fire safety
• Fire crews try to save 'Big Tree'; Nolan Ryan pitches fire safety
• ConocoPhillips finalizes key Australia LNG project
• Exxon earnings skyrocket on higher gasoline prices
• Tropical Storm Don bears down on Texas coast
• Some rigs being evacuated as Don moves into Gulf
• Midtown Habaneros eatery shuts down
• Sleeping man run over twice inside a Florida car wash
• Jacoby Jones didn't want to leave Texans
• 20 things that could happen if no debt deal is reached
• Woman killed as she tries to cross Houston road; driver flees
• Midstream company secures $200M funding for new projects
• Sterling Bancshares now part of Comerica
• Al-Qaida near end, but others will come, special ops boss says
• Gov. Rick Perry unsure of his role at Houston prayer rally
• Don's risk may reward us with rain
• Travels of a Tribe Called Quest
• Accused killer says Quanell talked him into false confession
• Mauling survivor, 10, blames owners — not dogs
• Rain-starved fields pose problem for football
• Houston officials protest gay banker's killer's upcoming parole
• Texans shopping for corner, still pursuing Asomugha
• Come on Down, Casey
• River Oaks Monster
• Friends With Benefits: Oh Brother
• Friends with Benefits
• Head, neck cancer gene sequence reveals new niche for NOTCH
• Houston developer remembered as 'smart as a whip'
• Missing 6-year-old boy found drowned
• CPS takes baby after mom's arrest at strip club
• Houston tanker was an answer to prayers of 6 rescued at sea
• Pence likely to stay put with Astros, despite Philly being an aggressive suitor
• HPD officer out on bail after arrest in drug-bribe case
• Continental pilots call in sick; 24 flights grounded
• Houston Police sergeant charged with escorting drug-runners in patrol car
• Houston Weather Forecast, Thursday, July 28, 2011
• Breaking down the Longhorns 2011 schedule
• Cowboys & Aliens
• The Mix 2_Art Show
• VOX Imprint - Mosaic Madness
• KBR beats analysts’ forecast despite profit decline
• Call to Artists
• Merle Haggard National Tour next stop-Stafford (west of Houston) August 11, 2011
• TransCanada pipeline gets deadline
• ConocoPhillips to reveal new CEOs this year
• Interior design competition to air on HGTV
• UH recruits A&M prof for petroleum engineer program
• Port of Houston inks accord with African port
• U.S. Physical Therapy adds more clinics
• Rice partners in national $121M supercomputing grid project
• Texas leads nation in professional services job creation
• Houston lawyer to lead Kappa Alpha fraternity
• Last Concert Cafe’s 25th Annual Watermelon Dance & Summer Social
• Chandler debuts in on-line mag
• Judge dismisses challenge to funding stem cell work
• Judge dismisses challenge to funding stem cell work
• Toliver among 18 undrafted free agents signed by Texans
• 1.5 million reach college across Texas
• 1.5 million reach college across Texas
• LifeCare nixes deal to acquire HealthSouth in Houston
• Couple on doughnut run finds woman's body along Texas 288
• Today's high in Houston will fall short of 100 degrees
• ConocoPhillips Q2 profits dip, revenue gains 30%
• Kinder Morgan to give back pay to 4,600 workers
• Fertitta friendship anchors Giffords' recovery from shooting
• Oil industry faces probe over high gasoline prices
• Texas education job cuts may haunt Gov. Perry
• Galveston railroad bridge widening on track
• Texans surprise, re-sign Rashad Butler
• Whitestone sells Greens Road retail plaza
• Sugar Land company to build hydrocarbon plant
• Sandbrook named CEO of U.S. Concrete
• Texans re-sign Jacoby Jones
• 40 from U.S. join Somalia fighters with ties to al-Qaida
• Infant Found After Exhaustive Police Search
• Coaching notes: THSCA preparing for next year
• Cinco Ranch coach relishes All-Star Game opportunity
• Cowboys to cut big names Barber, Williams, Davis
• Sport-specific training benefits longevity in golf game
• Texans agree to deals with WR Jones, lineman Butler
• Red Raiders fired up over Big 12 media preseason poll
• Oklahoma linebacker Lewis embraces high expectations
• Norway official: 'Hitler Youth' comment a 'new low' for Glenn Beck
• Paul, Anthony latest NBA stars to look at foreign offers
• Former Texas Tech coach Leach creates a stir with book
• Justice: Eager Texans take first step toward normalcy
• Golf notebook: 100-hole fund-raiser brings in the dough
• Networks get NCAA attention about high school games
• Switch to defense pays off for Dynamo All-Star Ashe
• Mexico teen assassin gets max: 3 years
• South Texas post office closures 'heart breaking' for many
• US Air Guitar Championships in Chicago
• Restaurant tycoon Fertitta goes the extra mile for friends
• Houston to pitch in $20.6 million for East End light rail
• Judge gets tax suit against ex-Rep. Craig Washington
• Higher ed chief: Finishing degrees now Texas' top priority
• Seguin listeriosis victim's family wins $1.1 million in suit
• HPD: Deadly shooting among 'friends' was no accident
• Metro to eliminate Airport Direct shuttle service to Bush
• Police: Freestyle Olympic skier kills self in Utah
• A closer look at the Texans 18 undrafted free agents
• Poet of vacant lots makes a mark in Houston's First Ward
• Some potential in Texans' class of undrafted free agents
• Houston Weather Forecast, Wednesday, July 27, 2011
• Mexico teen assassin gets max: 3 years
• Altuve making most of opportunity, not taking long to turn heads with Astros
• Police: Body in Ft. Bend creek was North Carolina mom's
• IHS to acquire Seismic Micro-Technology
• THE HOUSTON ZOO AND CHEVRON TEAM UP TO SAVE WILDLIFE
• USPS looks at 3,700 post offices for possible closure
• Most companies report losing top talent this year
• Hawkins backs rent-to-own bill
• Benjamin F. Edwards & Co. expanding into Texas
• Cowboys Stadium to host UIL football state championship games in December
• Asset Risk Management adds gas marketing arm
• Ohio State honors Olivas
• Good thing the Texans have their own weatherman
• Metro moves to eliminate Airport Direct service
• San Francisco firm eyes Houston hotel market
• Democratic Rep. David Wu quits House over sex scandal
• Terrabon wins $9.6M jet fuel deal
• Drafting and Design Engineering Technology: Entry-level salaries range from $36,500-$46,600
• Webber heads to The Woodlands
• Analyst downgrades Prosperity shares
• Judge tosses out Men’s Wearhouse shareholder complaint
• Group 1 shares up on positive Q2 earnings
• Rosetta reports temporary Eagle Ford slowdown
• National Oilwell Varco reports surging profits, back orders
• Analysts say Mexican drug violence could escalate
• BP profits fall short of projections
• Texans offer deals to undrafted free agents
• Texas still leads way for U.S. job growth
• Texans president: Time to get back to football
• Houston gets high of 99 today, may get heat index of 107
• Teen shot to death in southwest Houston
• Lee's grand slam not enough to erase deficit in Astros' loss to St. Louis
• UT's quest for redemption replaces talk of loftier goals
• A&M's confidence high as defense grows under DeRuyter
• Big 12 media days notes: Longhorn Network a hot topic
• Coaching school notes: 6A will have to wait once again
• Solomon: Texans need to go after cornerback Asomugha
• Life abounds in Texas' last surviving bit of coastal prairie
• THE BUCKINGHAM NAMES MICHAEL HERNANDEZ EXECUTIVE CHEF
• Head, neck cancer gene sequence reveals new niche for NOTCH
• Houston's future in spaceflight remains up in the air
• Houston police release suspect sketch in rape case
• Man accused of pointing gun at HPD officer
• Grisly details emerge in Fort Bend dismembered body case
• Phelps qualifies 11th in 200-meter fly heats at worlds
• North tops South in THSCA All-Star basketball game
• Naked League City man rescued from manhole after 2 days
• After SWAT standoff, suspect linked to S. Houston killing
• Police seek man who fired at officer in East Houston
• IRS targets Houston attorney Craig Washington's properties
• W. Houston's Rep. Beverly Woolley won't seek a 10th term
• Armored car guard, robbers in gunfight at SE Houston bank
• Cuts force Houston-area Social Security offices to close early
• Crime's on the decline in Houston
• NFL lockout ends as players approve new labor deal
• Houston Weather Forecast, Tuesday, July 25, 2011
• Cowboys Stadium to host all 11-man UIL title games
• Chronology: How the NFL lockout unfolded
• So the new league year is upon us, now what?
• Favre's agent: Talk of comeback is 'speculation'
• Armed, masked men rob Wells Fargo bank in Clear Lake
• Bourn not drawing as much interest as Pence, Wandy heading into trade deadline
• Petroleum liquids sales boost Anadarko profits
• Missing man found alive in League City manhole
• Whitestone REIT added to Russell indices
• Texas bucks construction slump, adds 26,000 jobs in past year
• NFL lockout over after players, owners agree on deal
• Testify – Mike Hardin of Roky Moon and Bolt
• Now that lockout is over, here's what's next for Texans
• "Cannon Ball"
• Julydoscope - A Kaleidoscope of Art, Music, Dance and Film!
• Artists Alive and Well open "Summerview 2"
• La Raza to Obama on immigration reform: 'Yes you can!'
• Prosperity Bank ready for another acquisition
• Polygamist Warren Jeffs goes on trial in San Angelo
• Police seek tips in weekend slayings of 2
• Shelter ordered for workers after building fire at NASA
• Rice launches Houston sustainability study
• Movie Review: Transformers Dark of the Moon
• Mills pleased with Brocail's energy, communication skills in coaching pitchers
• Report: Both sides OK ending NFL lockout
• Café Red Onion out west has closed; moving to Cypress
• 2 arrested after body found in Ft. Bend creek
• Baker Hughes reports Q2 profit surge
• Mayor Parker faces criticism over cameras, drainage fees
• NFL players meet Monday to consider new deal
• More traders now betting on $120 oil
• BP breakup good for investors, analysts say
• Historically black Houston areas adapt to Latino growth
• Texas bucks U.S. trend in reporting multiracial students' scores
• First phase of major US 290 construction set
• Houston heat index could reach 107 later this week
• Some suspect serial killer in 1971 Galveston deaths
• 4 injured by gunman at game room on Veteran's Memorial
• Officers join forces to recruit colleagues as marrow donors
• Justice: Longhorn Network is more trouble than it's worth
• Rockets' Sampson welcomes pro game's challenges
• Bush's Courtney relishing status as THSCA All-Star coach
• Justice: Woodlands' Lewis uses LPGA ascent to utmost
• Tompkins: Festival helps build excitement for teal opener
• With pros help, inner-city baseball revival is under way
• Schools in Houston area vary in applying discipline
• HISD teachers become students at Baylor College of Medicine
• Teen Clinic program for fathers aimed at boosting financial security
• Pekingese dog wins best in show at Reliant
• HPD looking for suspect charged in killing outside party
• Baker cracks game-winning single in extra innings as Cubs sweep Astros
• Phelps qualifies fifth in 200 free at world championships
• Evans becomes first Australian to win Tour de France
• The Long, Hot Summer Of 2011; At Least Three More Weeks Of Heat In U.S.
• Drainage fee, red-light cams dog Parker
• O'Hair wins Canadian Open on first playoff hole
• Texans records made to be broken
• Houston Weather Forecast, Monday, July 24, 2011
• Suspect at large, but charged in east Houston shooting
• Driver dies when SUV hits utility pole
• Breaking down Texas A&M's 2011 schedule
• Tragic accident: San Antonio girl, 6, dies in backyard microwave
• Everyday canines shine at Reliant Park dog show
• A&M's Sherman says his focus is on Big 12, not SEC
• Chivas USA beats Dynamo 3-0 behind Braun's goals
• Reliant dog show's new tricks draw praise
• Khan stops Judah to win 140-pound title unification fight
• Charity game brings NBA basketball back to Seattle
• Loved ones urge gun control in honor of slain Sharpstown teen
• Former Comets trio leads list of WNBA's top players ever
• Police: Robbers use stolen car to flee Dickinson bank
• Club shooting suspect HPD officer fired at remains at large
• Motorcyclist dies in W. Houston SUV hit-and-run
• Steelers QB Roethlisberger weds in quiet ceremony
• Van Pelt finishes strong, takes Canadian Open lead
• NFL players could vote on new labor deal on Monday
• Vandals pour bleach on green at Canadian Open
• Byrd, Soto blast solo homers to lift Cubs to second straight win over Astros
• HPD: Victim suffered fatal shot to the head
• Free agency fixin' to get hot and heavy for Texans
• A realistic look at Texans' free agency options
• Solomon: UH makes smart move with Salinas situation
• Marine vet runs down robber, but death bothers 72-year-old
• Looming cuts worsen Texas doctor shortage pain
• Hard Bodies: Nathan Fox, Benjamin Marra, Zack Soto and Keenan Marshall Keller
• Sisters continue a family tradition at Reliant dog show
• Soccer notebook: World Cup final loss not a choke job
• Diligent Dynamo look to upgrade during transfer period
• Delay of game called as NFLPA takes time to study deal
• Soldier's death brings more tragedy for family of brutality victim
• More charges possible against Sugar Land man in baby death
• Ed board chief tasked with resolving conflict on origin of life
• Constable Trevino clarifies his nonprofit group's status
• Newborn in car when Houston mom charged with drunken driving
• Motorist swapping wreck info killed in rig crash closing U.S. 290
• Attorney gets 5 years for Houston home sales fraud
• Vice Verse US At The Texas Buzz Show At Scout Bar Houston
• Bless The Fall At Houston's House of Blues
• Iwrestledabearonce Wow'd Houston During The All Star Tour At House Of Blues
• Basketball income, compensation up in NBA
• Homes still empty in program for the poor
• Two charged in L.A. in brutal beating of Giants fan
• "In This Moment" Performs At Houston's House Of Blues
• Now you can fight Houston parking tickets online
• Rookie Maya Moore among 10 first-time WNBA All-Stars
• Robbery suspect dies after chase with building owner
• Grade School Confidential
• Cubs cruise to victory behind four-run inning to defeat Astros in series opener
• League releases revised calendar
• Jay Rascoe (@GunsandTacos) Takes Us to Connie’s Seafood
• Call for Artists - Looking For 5 New Members
• H-E-B Celebration Station Tent Design Competition
• SPACETAKER'S WINTER HOLIDAY ART MARKET 2011 CALL FOR ENTRY
• Houston gas cheaper than most
• Francesca’s shares open on Nasdaq
• Houston’s June unemployment rises to 9%
• Boogaard's brother charged in former Aero's OD death
• Two men charged with killing man found in field
• Houston jobless rate jumps to 9 percent
• Woodlands pharmaceutical company expects $19M on offering
• Weather report: Houston heats up for the weekend
• Greystar remains largest Houston residential property management firm
• Houston Restaurant Weeks – officially more than one this year – starts August 1
• Airlines, unions continue work on deal
• Schlumberger Q2 earnings up 64%
• Day laborers' suit alleges harassment by League City
• 'Strike' on Mexican drug cartel nabs dozens in Texas
• Phony Apple stores thrive in China
• Reliance-BP deal wins approval in India
• Cinco Ranch still Houston’s most active residential community
• Study: Faster permits in Gulf could create more jobs
• Motorcyclist killed, another hurt in Highway 6 collision
• Conroe driver gets 55 years in prison on 8th DWI conviction
• Pasadena officer shoots man who then drives off
• Rice police chief, major resign in face of officer's firing
• American accused of being Zeta hit man sent back to Laredo
• Emotions run high as the shuttle comes down
• Solomon: Owners' bully tactics aside, NFL almost back
• Family mourns Houston soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Captain America: The First Avenger
• 59 fighting roosters seized in raid will be euthanized
• Drivers may see even more red-light cams
• HPD officer cleared in death of armed bicyclist
• Houston, municipal workers agree to no raises for 2 years
• Has Battle Red Day run its course?
• Day laborers' suit alleges harassment by League City
• Officers: Teen killed in crash was using cellphone
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, July 22, 2011
• NFL owners OK tentative deal to end lockout
• Two oilfield managers arrested for stealing millions in phony contract scheme
• Call for Case Studies from Houston Arts Organizations for Book Proposal
• Visual Stimulus Package
• Dedication of Artwork to Texas Children's Hospital
• Astros SS Clint Barmes starting to generate more interest on trade market
• Katy Perry in Houston
• Back to school savings: Target & NextWorth offer gift cards for used electronics
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for July 21 – 27
• HBJ readers show no love for Bayport Cruise Terminal
• GOP's Boehner on debt: 'We have a responsibility to act'
• Houston on list for Walgreens' electric vehicle charging stations
• Wells Fargo could face $85M penalty from Federal Reserve
• Jacinto City mom charged in toddler's beating death
• United CEO: Airline, unions won’t finish deals this year
• Catapult Systems awarded Marketing Partner of the Year
• Blue Dolphin buys Eagle Ford facility
• Texans plan to visit 722 Whataburgers
• Summer soups at Giacomo’s
• Gould to retire as Schlumberger CEO
• Borders closing adds real estate struggle
• Translator: Yao Ming mature, focused
• Feds cite Chevron with $1.1M fine
• Gulf spill compensation fund audit by end of the year
• Court: BP failed to show need for White House emails
• Profits off 12% at United-Continental
• Former UT System adviser slams faculty as slackers
• Study: U.S. shale may weaken Iran, Russia petro powers
• See pic from hotel cam before armed robbery in Spring
• Forecast calls for little chance of weekend rain in Houston
• Five buses set ablaze at lot near 290 and Huffmeister
• Lawmaker targets VA official's job in cemetery flap
• Critics think Bush ties could cost Perry if he runs in 2012
• Ruling on Stanford's Ponzi scheme prompts clash
• Eversole's funds dwindle as trial nears in Harris Co.
• Man jumps from 2nd floor to escape fire
• Restaurant News: Bootsie’s Heritage Cafe to close at the end of July
• Yao will stay involved in basketball despite retirement
• Astros activate Matt Downs from paternity list, option LHP Wright to Triple-A
• HPD officer shoots after pursuit; man still at large
• Penny receives Vietnam's highest health honor
• Just Playing
• Detention-Center Guard Broke Immigrant's Skull
• The Unexpected Guest: Telling All
• The Unexpected Guest
• Flight manager sees a silver lining in retiring shuttle
• ACLU seeks records on Perry prayer event
• Budget cuts shave HPD's helicopter fleet, officials say
• Iwrestledabearonce Is "Ruining It For Everybody", But Check Them Out At HOB 7/21
• Grand jury clears HPD officer who shot knife-wielder
• Trio charged in SE Houston home invasions
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Thursday, July 21, 2011
• Texans to continue tailgate guest ticket policy
• Shed family starts a new life in new home (w/video)
• Review: United States of Tamarie
• Coppola and Valentino, two Italian stars next Wednesday
• Study: U.S. shale will better nation globally
• UH regents welcome law student to board.
• Robert Horry opens rehab center in Sugar Land
• UTMB to lay off 250 employees, cites new Texas budget
• Khaos at Kid Cudi
• National Oilwell Varco buys Singapore firm
• Tale of League City hit-and-run: a note, and now a suspect
• Yao Ming: Retirement not his final period
• Altuve to make major league debut with Astros in series finale versus Washington
• Woman killed in crash that shut down US 59 identified
• Danny Clark Photography hosts free family portrait day and benefit
• Canadians snatch up Rowan's land drilling unit for $510M
• Medical plaza in The Woodlands breaks ground
• Oiltanking IPO raises $231M
• Hobby ranks as sixth most-affordable airport
• American to buy 460 new planes
• Feds role key to unlocking natural gas, energy experts say
• Potential Ponzi scheme involved college basketball coaches’ cash
• Former NASA employees return to work in energy sector
• The Dome (not that one, Houston) traps nation in the heat
• Q2 venture capital deals double in Houston
• On Yao Ming, Roger Clemens and all things Houston sports
• Shuttle saluted on last trips around Earth
• 3 HPD officers hurt when squad cars wreck near station
• Some parts of Houston area may seen rain today
• Six key Rockets home games to circle on the calendar
• Barmes, Bourn pace Happ, Astros' offense to much-needed win over Nats
• Rockets' Yao makes it official, retires from basketball
• Waiting for NCAA ruling, TSU looks to defend SWAC title
• Dynamo, Bolton exhibition match about player evaluation
• Renovation enhances course's greens at Cinco Ranch
• Solomon: Timing a bit off for No Basketball Association
• Salinas' dealings with college coaches coming to light
• Weight gain during pregnancy should fall within certain range
• Houston animal shelter extends discounts
• Many U.S. kids are lost on basic geography facts
• HUD: Ex-inmates need help to stay off streets in Houston
• Perry rejects idea of VP job
• Jettisoned NASA workers launch new careers in energy
• Texans fans to be featured on game-day tickets
• Houston mayor: Politics may kill deal for city cell phones
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Wednesday, July 20, 2011
• Rockets 2011-12 schedule released, despite lockout
• NBA, union staffers to hold meeting Friday
• 7 arrested in alleged Houston drug store theft ring
• GOP pushes huge deficit-cutting bill through House
• Houston's smog could be worse (soon)
• Ex-con in hospital, charged in Houston girlfriend's death
• FBI, Secret Service probe hate fax sent to Jackson Lee
• One killed in multi-car crash on U.S. 59 in Sugar Land
• Astros trade Keppinger to Giants, purchase contract of IF Altuve from Double-A
• HPD: Man shot at least five times over custom rims
• Newton nudes are huge
• Stocks rebound on earnings, debt-limit proposal
• The Pinnacle of Paint & Pottery
• Katy Art Mixer
• Google urges Texas business to go online
• Government advisers: Cover birth control for free
• Thorpe Products acquires insulation distributor
• Texas Rangers to raise railings at stadium after fan death
• Houston home sales inch up in June
• Southern Union bid war rages on
• BEAT THE HEAT WITH FROSTY TREATS AT THE HOUSTON ZOO SATURDAY JULY 23
• BEAT THE HEAT WITH FROSTY TREATS AT THE HOUSTON ZOO SATURDAY JULY 23
• BEAT THE HEAT WITH FROSTY TREATS AT THE HOUSTON ZOO SATURDAY JULY 23
• BEAT THE HEAT WITH FROSTY TREATS AT THE HOUSTON ZOO SATURDAY JULY 23
• BEAT THE HEAT WITH FROSTY TREATS AT THE HOUSTON ZOO SATURDAY JULY 23
• M.D. Anderson named top in cancer treatment again
• Carl’s Jr. launches in Pearland with freebies
• Movie Review: Perfectly playful "Mr. Poppers Penguins"
• Rupert Murdoch testifies: "The most humble day of my life"
• Saratoga Resources to list on NYSE Amex
• Forum Energy to acquire Pearland’s Davis-Lynch
• Houston news website expansion back on track
• Endeavour picks up Marcellus shale pipeline
• Ensco acquisition tops Texas M&As for first half
• Harris County foreclosures drop in July
• Borders to close all stores
• Texas has second-highest mortgage closing costs
• Air-quality study inconclusive
• Insurance companies settle with some Ike homeowners
• Stormy Dora gains muscle in Pacific; Atlantic's Bret no threat
• WINNING LOTTERY NUMBERS
• Man dies after being hit by train near Highland Village
• Scattered showers likely for Houston
• Zimmerman, Nix lift Nationals to victory with three-run ninth to defeat Astros
• The Mission EP – Venomous Maximus
• It takes more than a paint job to merge airlines
• Solomon: Salinas likely part of shady world of recruiting
• Metro: Cabbie in deadly wreck passed earlier review
• A&M regents to have special meeting about UT network
• Dynamo stint helps midfielder Holden thrive for Bolton
• Study: 60% of Texas students are expelled or suspended
• Some homeowners to get more money for their Ike claims
• HCC Communications Dept. accepting internship applications for Fall 2011
• Ballunar Liftoff Festival 2011
• Texas Children's Hospital uses laser surgery for epilepsy
• Houston Police ground most chopper patrols due to budget cuts
• Perry says presidential bid is a definite maybe
• District Attorney's investigator jailed for DWI, leaving scene of crash
• Harris County DA's investigator charged with DWI
• Allegations against Houston councilwoman sent to DA
• Game prepares Houston teens for college, careers
• Dewhurst poised to make U.S. Senate bid official
• U.S. World Cup team receives a warm welcome home
• Harris County buying new voting machine warehouse
• Kemp's ridley turtle numbers at record levels in Texas
• VA defends its Houston cemetery staff
• Former NFL QB McMahon injured in limo accident
• Astros 3B Chris Johnson to appear, sign autographs at Whataburger in Humble
• Club execs to be briefed Thursday if NFL deal OK'd
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Tuesday, July 19, 2011
• IF Jeff Keppinger aware of constant trade rumors, prefers to stay with Astros
• Rangeland Energy moves into N.D. shale plays
• C&J makes initial public offering
• Anadarko, Exxon to develop Gulf field
• White Linen Night in The Heights Introduces Pink Street
• United States of Tamarie : Catastrophic Theater’s latest musical
• Melinda Patrick, Artist about town
• Temptation Tuesday Art & Wine - Flora & Muse - Featuring Local Artists
• ID of man found dead in Third Ward remains a mystery
• MINI WONDERS
• THAT'S A WRAP
• MADE IN YOUR MIND BASH
• Enjoy the Feast….
• Halliburton increases net income 54%
• Debt fears drive down stock market
• Debt fears drive down stock market
• MIND FEST
• U.S. should remove debt limit, Moody’s says
• Drilling company countersues in water contamination case
• Shortage of truck drivers alarms fuel industry
• Universities research risky oil and gas production
• Ike rebuilding speeds up
• Colombian orphans get a shot at adoption in Houston
• Mixed-use development returns, but at slower pace
• Church property burns in Baytown and Channelview
• Houston adds more millionaires than other U.S. cities
• Texan cares for Ground Zero trees during work at 9/11 site
• Texan cares for Ground Zero trees during work at 9/11 site
• Atlantis crew picks up 3-ton load for return trip to Earth
• Aryan 'sisters' live and die in the trenches
• Texas school board may revisit 'intelligent design' soon
• Pirates surge past Astros with three runs in 11th to take three-game series
• Longtime Strake Jesuit principal Richard Nevle dies
• Father of Rev. Kirbyjon Caldwell dies at 88
• Solomon: We're about to find out Smith's plan for Texans
• Work on 9/11 Memorial likely to continue after anniversary
• Ex-UT RB Benson arrested on assault count in Austin
• In its 40th year, Houston crisis hotline grows along with need
• Justice: U.S. carried hopes, but Cup loss feels OK
• U.S. team's storied run triggers World Cup dreams
• Coach Means' influence goes beyond swimming in Houston
• Houston ATM machines outfitted with skimmers, 4 people arrested by feds
• Astros place Downs on paternity list, recall LHP Wesley Wright from Triple-A
• Jeff Davis County still sorting out wildfires' aftermath
• Bar owner shoots at officers mistaken for burglars
• Heart attack victim dies after SW Freeway crash
• Victim's brother-in-law jailed in fatal Bacliff stabbing
• HPD: Teen's shooting death looks to be accidental
• Caldwell, pastor's dad and tailor to stars, dead at 88
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Monday, July 18, 2011
• Japan finds reason to celebrate with World Cup win
• HBO Sports chief Greenburg leaving after 33 years
• U.S. falls in Cup final shootout against Japan
• Clarke seals first major as Yanks fade at British Open
• ARC Workshop: Get Discovered: Optimizing Tools to Enhance Your Web Presence
• THE SYNERGY EXHIBIT: Sue Burke Harrington & Rosanne Hudson
• The Elizabeth Taylor Retrospective
• Fugitive who fled through Liberty County wildfire arrested
• As shrimping season starts, patrols fear for turtles
• UH author transports Aristotle into modern age
• Texans' Kubiak planning for practices and lockout's end
• Astros step up in clutch, rally with three-run eighth to defeat red-hot Pirates
• Don't Forget iwrestledabearonce is in Houston This July 21st!
• West Houston killing may be gang-related
• Live Performance Photos of Default from Warehouse Live in Houston
• Photos From Saving Abel's Tour Stop In Houston
• Hinder Performed in Houston. Check out the Photos...
• DEF LEPPARD’s HOUSTON CONCERT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED!
• Supporters vow to stop North Forest ISD shutdown
• Astros skipper Brad Mills outlines OF Bourgeois' minor league rehab assignment
• Taxi driver charged in crash killing 2
• Astros skipper Brad Mills gives 3B Chris Johnson vote of confidence as starter
• Young Lamar squad advances to state D1 title game, falls short of 7-on-7 trophy
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, July 16, 2011 at 5:30 P.M. CT
• Griffin leads Terry to 7-on-7 Division I consolation trophy
• News from Artist Marlene Llanes
• StartArt Houston partners with Zen Art Space for 10 day exhibition
• Artist Raul Gonzalez Teaming up with The Tipping Point and Workshop Houston
• Thirteen Houston-area teams advance to state 7-on-7 D1 championship bracket
• Often-criticized BARC euthanizing fewer animals
• Trial nears for alleged Mexico teen assassin
• Trial nears for alleged Mexico teen assassin
• Kincaid falls in state 7-on-7 championship game
• Next wave of U.S. soccer hopefuls groomed in Houston area
• Soccer notebook: Current U.S. team paying it forward
• State fraud probe into Isle buyout program under way
• Houston considers tougher rules for high-rises
• Athletic trainers work to help players on, off the field
• Parker doubles war chest in re-election bid fundraising
• Wins take back seat to growth for local 7-on-7 teams
• Solomon: Ex-Red Raider Karstens has Astros' number
• Dynamo credit unbeaten streak to back line, goalkeeper
• Karstens shuts down Astros with five-hitter as Pirates move into first-place tie
• Atlantis crew reflects on last 'ready, set, go'
• No indictment for Harris deputy who shot fleeing man
• 271 students graduate from Saigon Tech on 10th anniversary of partnership with HCC
• Jury awards $3.2M in sex harassment suit against ex-judge
• Don't be fooled by slow start to hurricane season, experts warn
• ICE agent at Bush airport isn't the first to leave gun behind
• Policewoman regrets punching suspect
• Kinkaid falls in 7-on-7 football state championship game
• Taxi crash kills 2 passengers, blocks traffic on Eastex
• Texas Dems sue again over GOP redistricting map
• Melancon, David Crowder Band to highlight Astros' Faith and Family Night
• Rockets officially announce addition of four assistants
• Clarke surges up leaderboard at British Open
• Fertitta yanks offer for McCormick, still in hunt for buyout
• Workers report being ill at HP headquarters in Houston
• Woodlands' Avia hotel bought by Hyatt
• Optimism builds that NFL labor deal is close
• National Jurist ranks UH Law Center among Top 50 law schools for best standard of living
• Galveston scares up new tourist attractions
• Black Elk launches Gulf oil platform ecoproject
• ENGlobal settles credit facility for Caspian project
• So is Houston really charged up about electric vehicles?
• Second economic shock would hurt Houston, study shows
• Man charged in fatal shooting in south Houston
• Dining In: An Artful Experience
• Wood Group unit grabs Shell Canada project
• Tips wanted in break-in at West University home
• Nizza Mosaic Studio & Gallery Announces Its Grand Opening
• Watson Gallery 2 Year Anniversary
• NBA lockout elicits snores from HBJ readers
• Mary’s Mural Returns BUT Is Montrose still the ‘gay-borhood’
• Man shot in head multiple times in north Houston
• BP pledges stricter rules on safety
• GQ: Houstonians don't know how to dress
• Potential fraud halts government buyout of Galveston homes
• Animal shelter offers discounted pet adoptions at Sunday event
• Petrohawk Energy snatched up by BHP Billiton for $12.1 billion
• Houston West Campus Acts Quickly to Help a Student Recover Losses Due to Fire
• Kraton teams up to build plant in Taiwan
• Kincaid advances to Division II state 7-on-7 championship bracket
• Firefighter grave still unmarked amid transgender wife controversy
• ConocoPhillips tops 2011 HBJ public companies list
• Green Bank to acquire Main Street Bank branches
• Emmett wants Harris Co. budget chief out
• Emmett wants Harris Co. budget chief out
• Houston to see scattered showers through weekend
• Woman dies after her car flips in southeast Houston
• ICE officer leaves gun in Bush airport bathroom
• Summer 7-on-7 football success doesn't translate to fall
• Dynamo seek ways to improve offense through transfers
• Motor sports notebook: It's safety first at local track
• Aeros denied Cup rematch as AHL schedule released
• More road work expected to add to U.S. 290 headaches
• TV/Radio notebook: UT tries to clear air on network
• Justice: Government doesn't deserve do-over with Clemens
• Houston Vietnam vet's remains finally make it home
• Retired Navy petty officer out on bail in child porn case
• 6 more charged in series of Houston-area bank heists
• Texas disaster recovery chief warns laggards
• Judge delays gay, married immigrant's deportation
• Officer relieved of duty after hitting suspect
• Sources: NFL players, owners making progress on deal
• Retirees send letter to NFL asking to be part of labor talk
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, July 15, 2011
• On workday, Women's World Cup draws big ratings
• NBA lays off about 114 league employees
• Texas-Arlington becomes 10th member of WAC
• Worker sues bar after beer bottle explodes, blinding him
• Amateur shoots record 65 at British Open, tied for lead
• Man fined $300 after agents seize pickled pork skins at border
• Painted penis, grass killer among vandal's work in West U.
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
• Astros release LHP Gustavo Chacin
• Analysts: ConocoPhillips move could boost stock
• Mark your calendar for IKEA special events: Crayfish Fest & Animation Workshops
• Report: Texas debt growing faster than feds'
• Wal-Mart buys back Baytown complex from state
• Stanford receiver files suit against former CFO
• CB&I wins $2.3B Australian Chevron contract
• McDermott Will & Emery names Houston partner in charge
• Americas Post Oak to close Aug. 20
• Keppinger represents logical trade candidate for Astros as deadline approaches
• 2,000 gallons of mineral oil burn after Entergy blast
• Man, 84, reported missing in north Houston
• Judge declares mistrial in Clemens case
• Watercolor Art Society-Houston Annual Student-Teacher Exhibition
• Boundless Motion
• Indigenous Genius: The R.W. Northcutt Collection
• Man, 19, is arrested in killing in south Houston
• A handful of somewhat affordable Bastille Day options
• Galveston has 'commitment' to rebuild public housing after Ike
• Williams Cos. raises Southern Union bid to $5.5 billion
• Key Energy Services enters Eagle Ford
• ConocoPhillips to split into two publicly traded companies
• East Downtown wants city to ban sleeping on sidewalks
• Oiltanking Partners shares make NYSE debut
• Report: Manufacturing boosts Texas job outlook
• Odds are against a rainy weekend in Houston
• Officials: Presence of houseguests prompted chopping of penis
• 1 killed, 1 hurt in shootings in southwest Houston
• Transcript shows Perry likening his job to a pulpit
• Britney, Nicki Minaj serve up double dose of divadom at Toyota
• Where to Dine on Bastille Day in Houston
• THSCA's webinar offers education on recruiting process
• Training in Woodlands, diver Loukas vows to win gold
• Dynamo forward, coach offer rules for head-first scoring
• Indians, Hindus in Houston praying today for Mumbai victims
• The Ward
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for July 14 – 20
• Meek’s Cutoff
• Loren Steffy: Irresponsible lawmakers matching Wall Street
• Grass carp keep hydrilla in check, but can kill vegetation
• Cycling notebook: Crashes increase at Tour de France
• Horse racing notebook: Strange ride suits Sutherland
• Justice: Groundwork laid for Clemens' guilt, innocence
• Americans look to snap winless streak in golf's majors
• Montrose Muffled
• The Shuttle's Souvenir Load
• Game On
• BCM Dermatology, Plastic Surgery Clinics move to McNair Campus
• Married, gay immigrant fights to stay in Houston area
• HISD finds signs of cheating on state exams
• Texas getting a second drone to monitor border
• Union memo supports NBA players going overseas
• Director explores the Old West from women's point of view
• Spain, China companies want in on Grand Parkway project
• Cushing responds to criticism by Steelers' Harrison
• Texans cancel their annual practices with Saints
• Suspect's bail raised to $1 million in rape of woman, 82
• Report: Auburn still under NCAA investigation
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Thursday, July 14, 2011
• KHOU adding a newscast to replace Oprah
• 76ers sold to NY-based leveraged buyout specialist
• Testify – The Coathangers
• U.S. reaches World Cup final by beating France
• Regulators approve Sterling-Comerica bank merger
• Warren Alloy creates Missouri City HQ
• The family car gets repaired: Geico, Don McGill Toyota and Enterprise
• Specialty retailer Francesca's prices IPO
• Suspect wanted in south Houston fatal shooting
• More Houston banks consider going public
• Senscient attracts new round of funding
• CEO turnover heavy in June, report says
• Hays County Child Molester Nabbed in Mexico
• Art On The Making
• Galveston ArtWalk this Weekend!
• Gift of Gift of 2011
• North Forest ISD will fight state order to close
• Houston firms make corporate citizen 'Black List'
• Import prices down for first time in a year
• Clemens jury mostly women with no baseball interest
• Chili's, Denny's, IHOP, others aim for healthy kid menus
• HPD lacks manpower to issue red-light camera tickets
• Priest with UH ties is slain in Mississippi
• 2 die in house fire in northeast Houston
• Houston among top cities creating new green jobs
• Texas Children's inks affiliation with Scott & White
• Shuttle crew presses forward with supply mission
• Spots east of I-45 could get wet; heat index to hit 106
• Woman found shot to death on south Houston street
• U.S. women face France today in World Cup semifinals
• Dynamo vet Ching enthused by team's recent results
• Quail Vallery Golf Course thriving with new lease on life
• Ostracized in '07, U.S. goalie Solo back in good graces
• Justice: Clemens out of his comfort zone in courtroom
• SE Houston garden provides Bhutanese refugees a greener future
• Pence contributes to NL victory with strong performance in 2011 All-Star Game
• HPD's 1995 rape evidence finally brought to light
• I Wanna See You Go Wild: A Video Scavenger Hunt
• No charges for twins who lived with mom's corpse in Houston
• Door opens as Ron Paul heads for exit, and White House
• Houston councilwoman pays $2,400 ethics fine
• EPA: All Texas plants with state permits must reapply
• EquuSearch sues Casey Anthony over wasted efforts in Florida
• Ethics sparks fly at Harris County Commissioners Court
• U.S. Open champ McIlroy is star of show at British Open
• Klein ISD electrical worker hospitalized after shock and fall
• Ironclad
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Wednesday, July 13, 2011
• Drought plagues Houston area with water breaks
• Rockets to hire Kelvin Sampson as lead assistant coach
• Veteran Texas lawman found dead in his home
• TEA orders North Forest ISD to close in July 2012
• Houston's red-light cameras are on; tickets are off
• Houston Tennis Association names new league coordinator
• Missing Houston man with brain injury is found
• Restaurant review: Be free with your Sunday brunch choices at Freebirds
• Astros may find it difficult to trade Brett Myers if right-handed market grows
• LoopNet stockholders approve CoStar merger
• Report: Houston growing faster than any other U.S. city
• Bars with good food….
• Texas subpoenas Sprint, AT&T on T-Mobile
• Some 35% of Americans now own smartphone
• Report: NFL and players may strike a deal by July 21
• Perry meets with ex-Pakistan president, wants to mend fences
• Halladay defines meaning of All-Star pitcher with success, approach to game
• Tiny Gulf Coast butterfly may need federal protection
• Sugar Land Skeeters bite into drink sponsorship
• Man with epilepsy charged in fatal wreck in west Houston
• Conroe ISD website is shut down after hacking attack
• Ron Paul says he will not run again
• BofA to hire 100 Texas bankers
• Testify – PSA on how not to do an interview.
• Houston's GSE Holding files for $143M IPO
• Houston's Briar Capital merges with McCabe Capital
• 10 join forces to lift a pickup truck off woman outside IHOP
• News from Houston Arts Alliance
• Docs may be able to get their degrees much faster in Texas
• Spectrum at Avis Frank Gallery
• Top lawmaker pledges to ‘listen better’
• Boundless Motion
• 68 hours on Facebook? It happened on Texas taxpayers' dime
• Kraton adds two directors to board
• Officer wounded, suspect killed in Scurry County
• Houston man indicted in BP fraud case
• Older Americans think things are looking up
• Houston firms awarded crude contracts from reserve
• BP's move to limit claims criticized
• Perry calls on national cohorts for advice on bid for president
• Boy attacked by shark at Matagorda will need more surgery
• Boy attacked by shark at Matagorda will need more surgery
• Swimmer drowns in Brazos River near Hempstead
• Houston may see brief downpours later this week
• Survey: Americans reboot retirement goals since recession
• Off-duty officer wounded in southeast Houston drive-by
• Russian cyclist fails doping test at Tour de France
• Solomon: Astros worse at halfway point than expected
• British Open known for producing lesser-known winners
• Fans in China could stop following NBA with Yao retired
• Fake injuries, flops more common in men's soccer game
• Harris Co. sheriff says issues on racism will be dealt with
• Clinically relevant changes in familial cancer history most significant in early adulthood
• Champion Emergency Services District Fills the Boot for MDA
• Schaaf receives Duke Foundation award for neuropsychiatric research
• Thousands reshuffled in Harris County voter redistricting
• Shelter that's home to 31 men may close 'any day now'
• Beyoncé's dad wants to quiz her new manager
• Galveston's tall ship Elissa no longer seaworthy
• About Your Summer, Fall Financial Aid
• Texas could land horse race with $5 million purse
• Suspect makes getaway in burning forest in Liberty Co.
• A lesson on rock stars for Rick Smith
• Houston man charged with fraud in Deepwater claim case
• ESPN files public-records suit against Ohio State
• What do you want to know about the new United Airlines?
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Tuesday, July 12, 2011
• Beaumont's EMS chief moving to Pearland next month
• Border merchants must share more info on gun sales
• Altuve breaks out on national scene as popular figure at All-Star Futures Game
• Championship juniors up their status to super championship
• Stocks fall over debt concerns on both sides of Atlantic
• Blogging While Intoxicated: Glenn Beck moves to Texas or another reason to stay the hell out of Dallas
• Movie Review: Cars 2 3D at Alamo Drafthouse
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce survey finds few hiring
• Astros' Pence will tweet between homers Monday night
• More Houston PE firms close funds in Q2
• Texas lakes lose 358 billions of gallons of water in June
• Lawyer makes self-defense claim in store owner's murder
• Boehner: GOP won't back any budget deal with tax hikes
• Man charged in fatal hit-and-run in N. Harris (w/video)
• M&G Group to build Corpus Christi plant
• Seafood Festival, Fratelli's Houston
• TEXAS! The Exhibition now showing at the Houston Museum of Natural Science
• Assault rifle used in heist on Aldine Westfield
• Woman, 54, dies in traffic wreck in west Houston
• Man, 61, dies in wreck on Texas 288 in Pearland
• Exterran secures $1.1B credit facility
• Cardtronics brands ATMs for USAA
• Stewart takes majority stake in PMH Financial
• Protesters attack U.S. embassy in Syria
• Protesters attack U.S. embassy in Syria
• 2 dead at northwest Houston nightclub
• Questions remain about blowout preventer
• Vanguard snatches up Encore for $1B
• AIG to replace banks in next offering
• It's like a Costco run ... in space. ISS gets enough food for a year
• Texas says 'no' to efficient light bulbs
• Obama presses for his 'grand bargain': $4 trillion in cuts
• One slain at apartment complex in west Houston
• Despite shuttle loss, some in Florida's Space Coast have hope
• Court orders Financial Robotics assets frozen
• Highway 288 reopens after accident that killed one
• Gulf Freeway reopens after wrong-way driver's wreck
• Harris County is slow to probe luxuries purchased on your dime
• Tompkins: Salinity levels in Sabine Lake suit anglers
• Higher ed reformers target the elusive 'lazy professor'
• Opposition to landfill grows in Waller County
• Ex-cons who found success encourage others trying to
• Justice: Congress hasn't backed up big talk on steroids
• Breaking down keys for goalkeepers in penalty situation
• 'Snakeman' introduces youngsters to wonders of reptiles
• Solomon: Midseason trade still irks Ex-Rocket Battier
• Arrest of alleged leader sheds light on brutal Zetas gang
• Exhibition - Beyond Useful and Beautiful: Rethinking Domestic Craft
• Exhibition - Music and Craft Collide in Soundforge
• Government blames 'pre-departure' checks for drop in refugees
• Trucker charged in roadside abduction
• Spain's Ferrer beats Fish to oust U.S. from Davis Cup
• Bake sale raises more than $13,000 for kids orphaned in crash
• A Texans free agent refresher
• Beckham, Donovan headline MLS All-Star team
• Cameron's two-run homer proves to be difference maker as Marlins sweep Astros
• Shorthanded U.S. beats Brazil in Cup shootout
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Monday, July 11, 2011
• Astros struggling to keep innings going versus opposing starting pitchers
• Alcohol suspected in bayou wreck killing woman
• San Antonio teen finishes 9th in nation's 1st Spanish spelling bee
• Atlantis expected to dock with space station today
• Van Gundy: Despite short career, Yao is a Hall of Famer
• Dynamo top Toronto FC 2-0 for first win since June 11
• Roddick's bid for tennis greatness hits a bit of turbulence
• Brazil stands between U.S. and spot in World Cup semis
• Kyle Busch wins inaugural Sprint Cup race at Kentucky
• How to throw a $1,000 wedding reception
• Scientist sees hope for child neurological disorders
• Recycling is an art at East End festival
• Yao's American agent won't confirm center's retirement
• The greatest show on Earth in Houston: Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus
• U.S. Women's Open suspended by weather
• NASA contractor faces fraud charge over space station parts
• Woman dies after she's pinned by car, police say
• Davis Cup: Bryans win first point for U.S. against Spain
• Like the cameras, red-light fines are back
• Ridiculously easy entertaining help, now available digitally….
• Liberty County wife in prison for 20 years for killing man
• Stricker takes two-stroke lead at John Deere Classic
• Jeter gets 3,000th hit, becomes first Yankee to do it
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, July 9, 2011 at 6:00 P.M. CT
• Horrible Bosses
• Classes at Art Asylum
• Quin's comments exemplify need for quick labor settlement
• The Idea Fund
• Green Arts Festival
• NAACP suspends Houston panel accused of not following bylaws
• 2 men sought in N. Harris store robbery with assault rifle
• Rules for Houston drainage fee appeals on the way
• Navy JAG attorney to serve more than 10 years in prison for child pornography
• Beaumont police officer killed by fleeing SUV
• Final launch leaves JSC workers in limbo
• Uncertainty starts to set in as the shuttle's roar fades
• Solomon: Yao Ming a pioneer, ambassador of first order
• Fan's fatal fall shines light on baseball ballpark dangers
• Soccer notebook: Highs, lows from Dynamo's season
• Homestretch pivotal in Dynamo's pursuit of postseason
• Ex-teammates recall Yao's work ethic, compassion
• Hanley Ramirez powers Marlins, Vazquez to victory over rookie Lyles, Astros
• DNA links inmate to teen's sex assault; 2nd suspect at large
• Many Ike victims will be out of luck when grant runs out
• Expanded study finds high HIV rate in Harris County
• Tears and cheers as the world bids farewell to shuttle
• Houston can't appeal red-light ruling
• Quanell X helping shed family find home, fight for kids
• Rockets center Yao Ming retires from NBA
• Reavie shoots 62 to lead Deere Classic by two shots
• Arrest warrants out for LaBelle workers in Bush airport fracas
• Houston doctors treat kids orphaned in W. Texas crash
• U.S. to play Mexico soccer exhibition on Aug. 10
• Spain's Lopez tops American Fish in Davis Cup quarters
• HTA Championship Major Zone Tournament names top seeds
• In case you didn't notice, Houston is a boom town
• Weenie Roast Information For Those Thinking About Going
• First Community Bank parent raises $15M
• Iwrestledabearonce in Houston 7/21. Here Is What You Need to Know NOW!
• LOVE IT TO DEATH Promo Video
• Scout Bar Houston's Acoustic Night Part 2
• Acoustic Night At Houston's Scout Bar
• Man wanted for Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon on a Park Ranger
• Katy Taylor cross country coach given national honor of most inspiring coach
• Coast Guard searches for missing diver in Gulf of Mexico
• Former Port Isabel Detention Officer Charged with Violating Civil Rights of Deta
• Yao Ming retiring from Houston Rockets
• Bribe complaint against Parker Drilling dismissed
• Chase to pay $92M in derivatives settlement
• Dynamic enters $750M secured credit facility
• Crowds watch with pride as shuttle rockets into space
• Court Grants Restraining Order Against Three Unlicensed Living Facilities
• Summer Games
• Suit by drowned girls' mom alleges dike beach too risky
• Gunman Arrested, Charged in Fatal Houston Shooting
• 32 new Highway Patrol Troopers to hit Texas roadways
• Attorney General Charges Debt Collector
• Idaho firefighter dies battling Texas fire
• Special Film Screening with Ashley Hunt: Friday, July 8th
• Deep Down adds $8M carousel contracts
• Call to Artists - Watson Gallery 2nd Anniversary Show
• Chief Porretto Hits The Ground Running
• Call to Artists - Pink Street at White Linen Night
• Bayport Cruise Terminal: Same fate as Astrodome?
• Sterling-Comerica deal still not finalized
• Hyperdynamics to list on NYSE
• Brenham Oil buys Permian assets
• Houston authorities seek suspect in shooting death of teen
• Halliburton working to fix well contamination
• Mall vacancies on the rise, study says
• ConocoPhillips ordered to assess spill risks
• Tropical system may rain on shuttle parade
• 6 months after Tucson tragedy hurt wife, Kelly reflects
• Final shuttle launch still on track
• Astronauts past and present come to say goodbye
• Woman killed in north Harris County hit-and-run this morning
• Houston weekend weather: Steamy with slim chance of rain
• Datavox tops 2011 HBJ telephone companies list
• Houston VC firm backs cloud computing venture
• BMC Software acquires mobility solution company
• With eye on sky, shuttle aims for last flight
• Despite Obama bid, Mexican executed for Texas teen's death
• Crash of 2 big rigs shuts 290 inbound for grain cleanup
• Shuttle helped humans learn how to live in space
• LHP Brad Hand, Marlins cruise to home victory, keep Astros' bats in check
• NASA checks shuttle after lightning strike
• Perry, Cornyn criticize push to reduce smog from coal plants
• Pilot on a mission to finish shuttle program 'in right way'
• Obama unveils updated strategy to fight border drugs
• Red-light saga leaves Houston no cheap way out
• Houston scout's business clashed with mentor role
• BCM announces 9th annual Michael E. DeBakey Medical Student Poetry Award
• Obesity rate almost doubles in Texas, report finds
• KIPP helps grow college funds in savings program
• Suspect arrested in jewelry store killing
• Light rail stations closer to getting names
• Authorities ID 5-year-old who drowned at Texas City Dike beach
• HPD awaits autopsy after suspect dies in custody
• A shuttle launch from a Chronicle photographer's view
• Mexican executed for Texas teen's slaying
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, July 8, 2011
• Jurors weigh lawsuit against KBR over alleged rape
• Former Liberty Co. lawman sentenced on firearm charge
• HISD: Official's pranks included mail-order bride
• LHP Xavier Cedeno evolving into inspirational, feel-good story in Astros' system
• Cooper Power invests $25M in Brazil operations
• Katy tour operator ranked No. 2 by Travel + Leisure
• UTMB to lead Gulf seafood study
• Paul Hester: Doing Time in Houston 1966 – 2011
• Gov. Perry signs national ‘cut, cap and balance’ pledge
• Texas moves up to 12th fattest in U.S.
• ArtHouston 2011
• JPMorgan reaches $92M deal with Texas, others over antitrust concerns
• Veteran Cop Takes Reins of Galveston Police
• Sweaty. Sultry. Sandy... An Art Happening by Tra` Slaughter
• Houston long-term unemployment rate averages 5.7%
• Orkin acquires Houston extermination company
• Texas bank taps Small Biz Lending Fund
• Family identifies woman found burning near Westheimer
• Autopsy set for infant found at north Houston home
• Manager claims boss asked her to dye gray hair
• Texas stays outside top 10 in obesity; Mississippi is fattest
• Texas stays outside top 10 in obesity
• Florida mom Casey Anthony could go free this summer
• Enterprise sells Energy Transfer units
• Galveston paper gets new publisher
• Mexico agrees to halt half of its cross-border tariffs
• Lawmakers to meet with Obama for budget talks
• Transocean shares dip after oil rig evacuation
• Houstonian kills himself as he is chased by Missouri cops
• 5-year-old boy drowns at Texas City Dike beach
• 2nd body found from plane that took off at Port O'Connor
• Life Cycle Engineering sets up Houston office
• GE Oil & Gas awarded $45M Chevron deal
• Jury could get case today in alleged rape in Iraq
• Watching Atlantis fly will close book for many from JSC
• Saturday, Sunday both could bring rain to Houston
• Man dodges chance at execution, takes 40 years for killing mom
• E. Houston shed family says poverty cost them kids
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for July 07 – 13
• Testify – That Purple Bastard
• Crews seal poison pits along the San Jacinto River
• Retouched Astroworld model getting a home at library
• Lawmakers: Justice tried to pin gun scheme on ATF
• New leadership positions for medical, graduate schools announced
• Valley Divided
• What Dead Passenger?
• Marshall Ulrich - Turning 60 This Year and Keeps on Climbing
• Our HAUS
• Performance: Hank the Cowdog and the Curse of the Incredible Priceless Corncob
• Houston couple, daughter plead guilty in mortgage scam
• HCC can help: Be in a field where you are the trend-setter
• Grizzly bear kills hiker in Yellowstone National Park
• HPD looking into death of burglary suspect in custody
• Red-light tickets will soon follow cameras
• Two Woodlands teens killed in Grimes County wreck
• 4 from Houston-area arrested in ATM-identity theft ring
• Judge hears arguments in abortion-sonogram fight
• Death penalty trial in Fort Hood shooting may start next year
• Weather outlook for NASA's final shuttle launch worsens
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Thursday, July 7, 2011
• Astros officially announce Minor League Players of the Month for June
• Galveston lawmaker fined $2,000 for campaign report errors
• Remembering Mary’s…Naturally or is Montrose still a gayberhood?
• Welcome to the United States of Tamarie
• Crispin Glover brings Big Slide Show to Alamo
• Rockets transformation on hold
• Apache well in North Sea hits milestone
• Police: Woman kills husband, sets fire, then commits suicide
• MLB phenom OF prospect Mike Trout showing teams what they passed up
• Miller Outdoor Theater Children's HIlltop Performance July Schedule
• Texas reports second-most job cuts in June
• Judge delays Liberty Co. rape case during wait for DNA tests
• Red light cameras turned back on in Houston
• UH Law Center names new Alumni Association president
• Circle Star Energy adds shale acreage
• Houston Artist Takes Off
• Select Energy acquires Fort Worth company
• Jewelry store owner killed in shootout in NW Houston
• Mutual of Omaha Bank adds energy group
• Spacetaker Workshops for Artists
• Robin Hood Condos up the game by going after Swamplot commenters
• UT fires back at Perry plan, says college is not 'Banana Republic'
• Use Your Illusion
• Tips wanted in death of man found in trash bin
• Sawyer Heights Village sells for $35M
• FMC wins $43M Statoil contract
• Airlines warned that terrorists may send bombs inside people
• Group 1 closes on $1.35B credit facility
• Ninfa’s (on Navigation, of course) is tough to beat for weekend brunch
• Testify – Sarah Jaffee
• Testify – Sarah Jaffe
• Atlantis launch looks less likely because of bad Fla. weather
• U.S.: Terrorists aim to put bombs inside people
• ConocoPhillips answers oil spill claims
• Artist Cy Twombly dies at age 83
• Bacchus Wine Bar leaving isle for League City
• Google, Apple gain smartphone market share
• Obama wants debt deal to happen
• Southern Union's bidding war could make it the top M&A deal
• British will investigate whether terror suspects tortured after 9/11
• Harris Co. officials ID man who was found dead in field
• Vitol Group unit to develop Beaumont propane export facility
• Chances of rain slim in Houston for next few days
• Burned body found in George Bush Park on Westheimer
• Celebrate National Fried Chicken Day at Pondicheri in West Ave
• Brandon Wood, Jeff Karstens lead red-hot Pirates to win over Wandy, Astros
• Former LSU golf star Harris sets sights on pro career
• Solomon: Clemens' perjury trial to waste time, money
• Dynamo open new practice facility on Kirby Drive
• Genome placenta profiles uncover small structural changes associated with stillbirths
• HCC Trustee Sane named one of YMCA's adult minority achievers
• New state school board chief vows to be fair
• LS Power unit invests in Twin Eagle Resource
• Cops: Booze had no role in crash that killed 4 on motorcycles
• Astros place LHP Abad on DL, recall RHP Fernando Rodriguez from Triple-A
• Neighbors mourn couple killed in Panhandle wreck
• HPD investigating fatal shooting possibly tied to robbery
• Texas parole board clears way for Mexican's execution
• Houston councilwoman files grievance against city attorney
• Space junkies show up early for the big show
• Aeros tab John Torchetti as next head coach
• Longhorn Network set to air two UT football games
• NBA disputes report questioning its losses
• Gay community mixed over killer's parole
• Florida jury finds Casey Anthony not guilty in daughter's death
• Man found shot to death in northeast Harris County field
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Wednesday, July 6, 2011
• Longhorn Network to broadcast Rice-UT game
• Killer in '91 Montrose gay-bashing case gets parole
• Astros RHP Brett Myers surprised by Pirates' two-strike success in Monday's loss
• Oiltanking Partners rolls out updated IPO
• Crude oil hits highest price in three weeks
• Energy JV invests in Houston oil recovery firm
• Texas named leading state for sustainability
• Growth Capital acquired by Duff & Phelps
• Beirne Maynard expands to San Antonio
• Pit bull owners 'worried sick' after 10-year-old mauled in Crosby
• Testify – David Ensminger
• We like Tex-Mex here…. (part 2)
• Staffer for Giffords is back at work six months after shooting
• Houston businessman sentenced for part in mail fraud
• Jury goes back to work on murder charge vs. Casey Anthony
• Heart disease is sneaky killer of women
• National Oilwell Varco to acquire Ameron
• Marathon spinoff part of a trend
• Chinese oil spill probe includes ConocoPhillips
• Energy Transfer raises bid for Southern Union
• Exxon Mobil continues cleanup of Mont. oil spill
• Roger Clements' trial to begin July 6
• Fikac: 2 line up to fault Combs on data, other issues
• 1 of 2 bodies from plane crash found in Matagorda Bay
• M&A deals slip as venture-backed IPOs gain traction
• Muggy heat ahead, weather forecasters say
• United-Continental sues EU over jet pollution limits
• Justice: Good times never seemed so far away for Astros
• Clemens to get day in court as trial begins Wednesday
• Texans' Casey could fill fullback void if Leach leaves
• Fourth is foremost in Houston
• Houstonians take a stand for God
• Houstonians take a stand for God at cemetery for vets
• Zetas drug cartel co-founder captured near Mexico City
• Houston trade mission visits Panama Canal expansion
• HISD, charter school wage a talent war
• Astros' front office continues trend of signing young Latin American talent
• Ex-NFL players say they are excluded from labor talks
• Reality reshaped futuristic dreams of the space shuttle
• Port Arthur firefighter dies in fall at beach house
• Facing funding cuts, Houston's KIPP drops Saturday classes
• Houston-area man held on charge of killing 4 on motorcycles
• ArtHouston 2011: Dream Skipper
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Tuesday, July 5, 2011
• Astros 1B Brett Wallace needs to gain more experience against left-handers
• Retired Marine sued by HOA can fly flags at home
• Driver from Houston awaits sentence for smuggling people
• 4th Annual 2011 "GEEZERFEST," July 15 – 17 at Oma Gruene’s Secret Garten
• Fox investigates 6 'malicious' and fake tweets about Obama
• 8 missing, 1 killed in Baja tour boat accident
• Girl, 1, dies in collision on Gulf Freeway
• 8 missing, 1 killed in Baja tour boat accident
• Expected textbook delay adds to Texas schools' worries
• Pettitte, Knoblauch likely to testify at Roger Clemens' perjury trial
• Presidential race would test Rick Perry's fundraising skills
• More parents cross border with abducted kids
• Hall's late saves help Dynamo preserve tie with Rapids
• Houston bars double up on parking, prompting safety fears
• Troupe opens doors for dancer homeless as a child
• Solomon: For Astros' Lyles, it's all work and no wins
• Special-probation program for DWI offenders paying dividends
• In sports, golfers remain more honest than most
• Earnhardt Jr. not a fan of tag-team drafting approach
• Man struck and killed while trying to cross I-10
• Teen's scalding charges may upgrade after boyfriend's death
• Retired Marine sued by HOA can fly flags
• Still no suspects in shooting killing man near TSU
• Truck crash kills driver, 12-year-old girl in Pasadena
• Wild sign forward Taffe to one-year, two-way contract
• Rule requiring drivers to prove citizenship is now law
• Watney pulls away for win at AT&T National
• Diana Lopez loses match in Olympic qualifying tourney
• The Devine Affair Italian Restaurant in Houston, Texas: A Very Brief Overview
• Hercules shares finally have an off day
• Dynegy extends board nomination date
• Global Industries inks platform decommissioning work
• Perry’s Italian Grill
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• Plains sets 6.4M units for public offering
• Group 1 acquires Dallas Volkswagen dealer
• Niko Niko’s files trademark suit against Webster eatery
• Community Bancorp completes Miss. acquisition
• McDermott inks deal with Caspian firm
• $5M gift to fund Baylor Center for Globalization
• Houston 5th in metro population rankings, study shows
• Texans coach Kubiak tells troops there will be football
• Two dead in rollover accident on Katy Freeway
• Djokovic drops Nadal, wins Wimbledon final
• Astros RF Hunter Pence named to 2011 NL All-Star Team as reserve outfielder
• Examining Steve Slaton's trade value
• Perry, Dewhurst, Straus are session's big winners
• Trial begins for Harris County Commissioner
• U.S. considers accessing oil reserves to dampen prices
• Speculators gamble for big oil price payday
• iPad competitors face pricing disadvantage
• Energy sector lobbyists push back at regulators
• CEOs start to sweat as oil nears $110 a barrel
• Huge Texas federal education funding cache still in limbo
• CERA Week unfolds in Houston, where energy is king
• Transocean CEO pay tops $6M
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• As boy recovers, Crosby pair charged in dog mauling
• These fitness tips are crazy, and that's a good thing
• Fishermen find missing teen swimmer's body
• Unlocking reasons behind the NBA's work stoppage
• Hundreds mourn Brazoria County deputy killed in crash
• Tompkins: Expect huge duck flight as population booms
• Play in Gold Cup benefits Dynamo defender Taylor
• Federal environmental official sees Houston's green side
• No. 1 Nadal, No. 2 Djokovic to meet in Wimbledon final
• Justice: Red Sox-Astros series a Johnson family affair
• Man found dead after apartment party is identified
• Red Sox top Astros behind strong bats, solid performance by LHP Andrew Miller
• Woman killed in fiery NE Harris County crash
• No BBQ for the 4th? Grilling adds to Texas officials' fire fears
• Appeals court ruling restores Houston-area refiner smog fines
• NASA chief: Shuttle's end won't stop U.S. space work
• Group sues to stop pre-abortion sonograms
• An update on Financial Aid refunds
• State high court rules Perry security details can remain secret
• Friendswood man charged in pregnant friend's death
• Agreeing to aid, feds finally declare Texas wildfires a 'disaster'
• State officials want ideas for Grand Parkway
• Bail, Facebook apology upset hit-run victim's family
• Officers looking for Woodlands Mall purse-snatcher
• Escapee nabbed in Houston; mom also reportedly arrested
• KTRH fires drive time duo and Houston radio tracks farther to the right
• Alamo Drafthouse West Oaks “most likely” moving in 2012
• Astros face challenging scenario regarding Wandy as trade deadline approaches
• Queen To Play
• The Woodlands earns 5A Lone Star Cup as top overall athletic program in state
• Man's body found in fire at adult book store in Montrose
• TAS Energy closes on new funding round
• Harrell elected business law chair for State Bar
• Study: Most executives expect 2011 revenue growth
• Sale of Founders Bank finalized
• Eagle Ford JV adds deals with Petrohawk, Rosetta
• WinTec acquired by Medina International
• United Continental adds service to New Mexico
• HBJ Poll: Perry should not run for president
• Houston gas prices continue slide
• HBJ Daily Update resumes on July 5
• Man's body found in SW Houston apartment complex
• HOPE 4 RANDY art auction benefit on 7/23 at JoMar Visions
• Missouri City man nets 14 years in prison for fake stamps
• Galveston County last to ban fireworks
• Alaska governor outlines plans to open up drilling
• Small-business tax exemption gets 2-year extension
• Lockout: NBA stars join football players on the sidelines
• NASA astronauts in orbit over final shuttle launch
• Camden acquires 8 Texas apartment complexes
• Rain chances slim for 4th weekend
• HBJ Morning Call resumes on July 5
• Strickland Technology tops HBJ Web developers list
• Mexico state vote likely to affect presidential race
• Driver dies after hitting tree in northwest Harris County
• Top UT officials accused of blocking data in higher ed dispute
• Driver in court over accident where he drove with body
• Hitchcock train derailment blocks roads
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• Wandy tosses seven shutout innings to lift Astros to commanding win over Texas
• Houston man charged with striking 7-month-old daughter
• Dog attack on Crosby boy will bring charges for owner
• FBI also investigating ex-Harris County official
• Wait gets longer for public housing in Galveston
• Parker replaces campaign treasurer over lobbying concerns
• Justice: Astros' Pence takes lead despite dire times
• Forward Castillo confident he can improve Dynamo
• TV-Radio notebook: Recalling rulers of the local airwaves
• Senior Games seen by many as wonderful experience
• Motor sports notebook: HMP driver's big day gets bigger
• Teen's transfer defuses life support battle
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• Corry appointed chief of immunology, allergy and rheumatology and director of the Biology of Inflammation Center at Baylor College of Medicine
• Hit with lawsuit, VA denies banning 'God' at services
• Brazoria County joins others banning fireworks
• Affidavit sheds light on charges against Liberty County assistant DA
• Zechs Marquise’s Marfred Rodriguez Lopez
• Ex-officer may be charged in rodeo tear gas incident
• Houston Community College leads Texas 2-year colleges in degree completions
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, July 1, 2011
• Hospital 'intern' called a fake by DA accused in scam
• Wild ink Ortmeyer to 1-year deal; Aeros re-sign Bagnall
• Scott, Haas tied atop leaderboard at AT&T National
• Rockets, rest of NBA to be locked out tonight
• Charges upgraded for dad accused of leaving boy on highway
• 'Texans Grille' will add to Houston's sports bar landscape
• Rockets rookie Motiejunas expects to rejoin Italian team
• UH baseball assistant Trout hired by Texarkana College
• Tanger/Simon team up on League City outlet center
• Wednesday lunch at the weekly City Hall Farmer’s Market will have to wait
• George Mitchell says he may testify at Roger Clemens' trial
• Houston in Top 20 on Forbes list of best business cities
• Raymond James agrees to pay Texas nearly $300K
• Fed resets Texas banks’ loan-to-deposit ratio
• Conoco donates $1 million to UH
• Texas A&M selects interim chancellor
• UH develops modular gardening system
• Astros prospect J.D. Martinez writes inspirational message on batting gloves
• Report: Shale pipeline costs triple since 2004
• Gulf Chemical completes terms of plea agreement
• Missing boy, 11, found at friend's house
• Hughes, Pritchard are out at news station KTRH
• As drought disaster worsens, Texas farmers can now get aid
• Good News, Laser Light Show over Lake Conroe Dam in lieu of fireworks!
• Activist Quanell X talks with escaped Walker County inmate
• Helmut Newton: White Women • Sleepless Nights • Big Nudes
• Perspectives 175: Marc Swanson: The Second Story
• Drivers get a break on gas prices ahead of holiday weekend
• Houston Airport System sells $600M in bonds
• Hughes, Pritchard are out at news station KTRH
• You'll be off on the 4th. The U.S. Senate will be working
• You'll be off on the 4th. The U.S. Senate will be working
• Solar Flare playing tonight at Watson Gallery
• Marathon Oil faces new frontier after company reboot
• Houston attorney at forefront of huge BofA settlement
• Texas lawmakers adjourn amid acrimony
• Galveston County to temporarily ban fireworks sale
• Texas cotton farmers face hard times due to drought
• Grandparents are taking over more now in raising kids
• Up for vote: early release in crack cases
• Hunstville escapee remains free with girlfriend charged
• Houston places 16th among environmentally aware cities
• Houston ranks in Top 10 for apartment demand
• Schlumberger buys remaining Framo shares
• Forecast for Fourth calls for no rain for Houston
• Gun scheme gives ATF worst taint since Waco
• Gun scheme gives ATF worst taint since Waco
• Perry's special session ends with finger-pointing
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• Houston lawyer scores $8.5B settlement in mortgage suit
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• Sequence of ovarian genome identifies predominant gene mutations, points to possible treatment
• Spanish Testimony
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• A&M chancellor has parting words on ed reform efforts
• Death sentence upheld for Houston officer's killer
• Galveston one of few counties allowing fireworks sales
• Water quality worsens as bacteria bedevil Texas beaches
• Houston OKs $6.5M more for pensions than budgeted
• Fireworks sold in Houston over craigslist seized
• Chronicle graduates new class of journalists
• Health care groups will share $1 million in Hearst grants
• Astros prospect Dallas Keuchel embraces Texas League All-Star experience
• HISD students make gains in national test
• MetroRail route closes for hour because of power outage
• Cypress pair charged with passing $500K in fake money
• Officers cleared in chase shootings
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Thursday, June 30, 2011
• Threat over dog attack leads to charges against Liberty Co. official
• Phil Ochs There But For Fortune
• Clemens' prosecutors argue for teammates' testimony
• HP offers $50 Touchpad rebate to Palm owners
• Fun and free Fourth of July crafts, coloring pages and printables
• Apocalypse cancelled
• ConocoPhillips sells Mass. terminal to Sunoco
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• Federer loses in Wimbledon quarters; Nadal advances
• Astros claim Durango off waivers, shake up roster with corresponding moves
• CNBC: Texas falls to second best place to do business
• Bering Exploration inks South Texas deal
• Conoco invests in waste-to-energy technology
• Search after jailbreak stretches from Huntsville to Houston
• Tiger Woods to pitch heat rub in Japan
• Daughter charged in 2009 killing of mom in SW Houston
• Salon des Refuses
• Beef ribs, a staple here according to Saveur...well, no
• The Big Show
• Tracy Manford Carlson's STATE OF MIND at Block 7
• Howard Hughes buys up The Woodlands
• Obama's requests: Levy oil, super-rich; extend payroll tax cut
• United Continental sets combined frequent flyer program
• Cadence opens Houston loan office
• University General acquires TrinityCare Senior Living
• NBA, players set last-minute contract talks
• Teen is killed when 2 SUVs collide on South Main
• Fourth of July forecast: sunny, dry and a high of 96
• SWAT team finds passed-out man, machete in Houston hotel
• Trollhunter
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• Olympic countdown under way for area's best athletes
• Pair of former golf pros putting their focus on juniors
• Golf notebook: Area pro hits Euro Senior Tour running
• South Carolina wins CWS for second straight season
• Hamm's legacy has endured years after soccer success
• Solomon: Charles' dunk among plays that still sting here
• Senior Games: Ageless champion keeps on swimming
• Outgoing M.D. Anderson president to join Baker Institute
• Wilson, Rangers utilize bats in win over Astros
• Carnage continues as Mexican gang lords fall
• Texans in Congress not immune to economic woes
• Cornyn presses Napolitano over immigration case dismissals
• Army officer from Katy Taylor High dies in Afghanistan battle
• Texas GOP caucus gets $4 billion in classroom cuts OK'd
• Temporary artificial heart keeps teen alive
• Details emerge in death of resident at Richmond state home
• State 7-on-7 Division I tourney field set, Houston well-represented
• Union backs up fired cop who tossed tear gas at rodeo
• Houston VA accused of censoring religious speech
• Rockets to pick up option on guard Dragic's contract
• Both sides square off as Senate hearing weighs DREAM Act
• Rice coach Graham promotes assistant, finalizes staff
• Cost of Perry's security team to stay secret for 18 months
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Wednesday, June 29, 2011
• Bank of America nears deal to settle investor claims
• Man sought in fatal shooting near convenience store
• 'Dangerous' Huntsville man awaiting murder trial escapes jail
• U.S. women shut out North Korea 2-0 in World Cup
• White House, lawmakers break trade pact stalemate
• Olivas testifies for DREAM Act
• Judge scolds Nikki Araguz over Facebook photos
• Soul diva Patti LaBelle countersues over airport altercation
• Montrose Ingenuity
• Madoff surprised he didn't get a public stoning
• Jimmy Paredes evolving in Astros' system since arriving in Berkman trade
• Testify – Ryan Hendrix of Colourmusic
• French finance chief wins top IMF job
• Arcos, U.S. Army to develop portable burn support system
• IPO filings at fastest pace in 4 years
• NASA confirms July 8 for last shuttle launch
• Pasadena needs volunteers to help with Fourth of July event
• Houston’s April foreclosure rate increases
• Jailed man accused in May 8 fatal assault in north Houston
• Burleson adds six attorneys to Houston office
• High court won't take Roger Clemens' suit vs. ex-trainer
• Police: Man keeps driving on I-45 with pedestrian in windshield
• City seeks mulligan on money-losing golf courses
• Lawmakers OK watered-down groping bill
• Occupancy slumps in Houston's Class C properties
• Giffords attends NASA awards ceremony
• Land Office seeks revenue from Del Monte move
• Killer escapes Walker County Jail
• Dirt: The key to restoring wetlands, task force says
• Houston's heat index may reach 105 today
• Gables breaks ground on Inner Loop apartments
• Robert Eckels joins Houston law firm
• FMC wins Shell Australia LNG deal
• Trannies 3
• Brazoria County mourns loss of deputy
• Dynamo get immediate help from key veteran Ching
• Labor daze: NBA likely to follow NFL into lockout mode
• Justice: Rockets' McHale has ability to lead by example
• Texans' Jackson uses workouts to escape from turmoil
• Houston hopes to keep its golf courses out of the hole
• South Carolina tops Florida in 11th, takes 1-0 CWS lead
• Renowned juvenile diabetes physician-scientist joins Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital
• Police investigating fatal shooting in southeast Houston
• City to fight award in lawsuit over 2008 raid at club
• Fire officials faulted in blaze that killed Wharton firefighter
• State asks Supreme Court to drop beaches decision
• Citigroup ex-VP arrested in N.Y. on fraud charges
• Aug. 18 execution date set for Conroe student's killer
• Fired UT advisor gets $70,000 settlement
• County hopes ankle monitors can ease jail overcrowding
• Former N.C. State basketball star killed in bus accident
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Tuesday, June 28, 2011
• Williams sisters, Wozniacki out; Federer, Nadal advance
• Supremacist to die in July for killing immigrant in Dallas
• Houston man robbed, fatally shot while watering lawn
• Gallery Opening at Watson Gallery
• Texans' Foster nominated for three ESPY Awards
• Child who drowned in Houston park identified
• FAA: 1 killed in Texas helicopter crash
• Texas House busy as end of special session looms
• S&P lowers Toll Brothers' credit rating
• Texans players participate in player-organized minicamp
• Texas lawmakers further restrict abortions
• House approves lower pay, furloughs for teachers
• AAA Texas: fewer travelers over Fourth of July
• Man charged with fatal shooting in NW Houston
• Two suspected drunk drivers charged in separate wrecks
• Rush-hour crash leaves one dead in southwest Houston
• Texans won’t travel as far on Fourth of July
• Did you measure first? Michigan bridge is 2 inches too long
• Report: Comerica moves up on largest banks listing
• Texas man who served 5 years in sex case cleared
• Intertek to lay off 63 workers
• MLB star Johnny Damon credits Astros manager Brad Mills as strong influence
• Main Street pumps $7M into telecom firm
• Court strikes law on selling violent games
• Texas deputy killed in highway crash
• East Texas landowners to learn how to restore burned land
• Patricia Kilday Hart: Situational ethics thrive in Legislature
• Taser warnings go unheeded among Harris County deputies
• Weather: Dry, blistering heat expected
• Drought means some rivers lower for Texas tubing
• Wasn't this Astrodome thing settled? Not so, county says
• Airlines slashing fares to get tourists in business class
• Calpine, GE Energy obtain plant financing
• Texas lawmakers have full plate this week
• Study: Workers employed in Harris County earned $69K in 2009
• Officer dies after teen slams squad car with truck
• Cabot makes big Marcellus gas discovery
• Duane Morris expands reach into Mexican market
• Two injured in shooting outside Harris County nightclub
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run accident in west Houston
• A Perry-Romney ticket could bring another Austin-Boston link
• Houston asthma rates show rural areas suffering the most
• Report: Feds downplayed ICE case dismissals
• 1-year-old girl drowns in northeast Houston
• Justice: Seals' legendary career was all about the kids
• Rick Casey: CT scans for fun and profit?
• Thrown for a loss: A look at the faces of the NFL lockout
• Teen court's departing mentor honored for his service
• Solomon: Mr. Crane, you get what you pay for
• Copters expected to cash in on law allowing hog shootings
• Tompkins: New bird hunting rules offer a mixed bag
• Aging can affect response to warm weather
• Old Texas meets new in 'sanctuary cities' debate
• Evan Longoria powers Tampa Bay to sweep over Astros in back-and-forth slugfest
• Longtime Madison coach retires
• AssistHers helps lesbians in medical crises live normal lives
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Monday, June 27, 2011
• Houston gay couple headed to N.Y. to tie knot again
• Warehouse fire forces shelter-in-place
• Lack of fireflies in Houston bugs flashing beetles' fans
• Girl, 8, killed by bomb she was carrying to Afghan police
• Tseng matches record in winning LPGA Championship
• Anthony Graves spreads hope in Third Ward
• Jacobson wins Travelers for first PGA Tour title
• Jet has engine problems, but returns to Bush safely
• Billy the Kid image sells for more than $2 million
• 1 injured when truck hits Cy-Fair home
• Teen, now an orphan, survives his 2nd plane crash in 8 years
• Diabetics will flood hospitals worldwide, docs predict
• Flood in Minot, N.D., expected to peak sometime today
• Mexico rallies to beat U.S. 4-2 in Gold Cup final
• Ruby Thomas, 107, remembered for a love-filled life
• Houston works '24-7' to maintain water in drought, official says
• Senior Games triathlon offers mental, physical challenge
• U.S. no longer clear favorite in Women's World Cup
• Wade Davis, B.J. Upton dominate Astros, lead Rays to third straight win
• Texas wildfires could cost $500 million
• Mills discusses Astros' injury status at catcher, demotion of Fernando Rodriguez
• Pride Houston festival celebrates acceptance
• Pasadena boxer Esparza wins sixth straight national title
• CNN sportscaster Nick Charles dies at 64
• Drugs offer new hope for hepatitis cure
• Rockets get additional draft pick in amended Flynn trade
• Astros skipper Brad Mills concerned regarding Bourgeois' minor quad injury
• Alcohol believed to be a factor in 2 fatal Houston-area crashes
• Ching's late goal helps Dynamo tie D.C. United 2-2
• Jacobson birdies 18 to take 1-shot lead at Travelers
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• Astros skipper Brad Mills looking for ways to get IF Matt Downs in lineup more
• Officials try to cut costs in HIV medicine program
• Armed robberies of pharmacies on the rise across the nation
• Houston Dining 2011, now for the Nook
• Number of student applications to TCU reaches record high
• Mobster's run almost textbook case of evasion
• Texas wildfires reach unlikely places amid drought
• Astros purchase contract of Brian Esposito as insurance policy at catcher
• Solomon: Guard Flynn given fresh start with Rockets
• Uzbekistan boxers relocate to Houston, hope to improve
• Mexican troops take over policing in corruption-plagued cities
• Rivals U.S., Mexico to meet for Gold Cup crown tonight
• Grimes County residents forced to start over after wildfire
• Dynamo aim to gain elusive road victory today in D.C.
• Freeport man charged in mall robbery
• With son's bones ID'd, mom is finally at peace
• Conflict of interest possible in port deal
• Confederate Texas license plate a vote away from approval
• Business opposition puts 'sanctuary cities' bill at risk
• Memory of 9/11 victim motivates senior tennis player
• Illegal immigrants found in van stopped for speeding
• 5 arrested in raid at 'factory' making fake credit cards
• Arrest warrant out for SW Houston teacher accused of fondling
• Acres Homes celebrates return of Boys and Girls Club
• Teen's probation in baby death angers police
• Astros, Minute Maid dedicate Jimmy Wynn Training Center to Urban Youth Academy
• Amateur Cantlay shoots 60 to take Travelers lead
• Actor Peter Falk, TV's rumpled 'Columbo,' dies at 83
• New Rockets Morris, Motiejunas not lacking confidence
• Katy-area suspect jailed after thefts of teens' cell phones
• Report from Discovery Green with the World's Largest Sprinkler
• D-League coach Finch added to Rockets' coaching staff
• Texas man charged in teen's death at N.C. football camp
• Law Center team wins TYLA tourney
• Rice backup point guard Abraham to transfer
• Houston Business partners with Intuit on sustainability effotrs
• Clemens trial on track to start July 6
• Houston! Do You Wanna Dance? SOUTH BEACH CLUB by Joe Sioufi
• Obama unveils $500M manufacturing plan
• A Call to Houston Artists for Donation to Empty Bowls
• Report: Rick Perry will run for president
• Perry OKs tax-break for aviation employers
• Steel Lounge Underground
• MODE Workshop, Corporate Sponsorships: Effective Partnerships in the Arts
• Chevron finalizes downtown Houston office tower purchase
• Fluor Corp. makes Guinness World Records
• Rice University-led researchers create ‘coated sand’
• Christian Brothers opens League City auto repair facility
• Funds sought for education facility at Houston park
• Houston's American International names new president
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• Astros prospect Jose Altuve thrilled to be named to World Team for Futures Game
• East Texas fires weak, but still burning
• Galveston leaders OK permit for transit center
• Synagro enters shale play with purchase
• HISD expects larger classes, fewer teachers with new budget
• Former Prairie View student accused of terrorism not going quietly
• Stewart & Stevenson postpones IPO
• Williams starts bid war for Southern Union
• Hard to get excited over Rockets draft
• Houston gasoline price drops another nickel
• Prudential Gary Green tops 2011 HBJ brokerage lists
• Steamy, hot weekend for Houston
• Justice: Rockets hoping draft-day risks will be rewarded
• Houston boosts soccer cred with Gold Cup semis
• Harris paying another $50,000 for another Dome study
• Houston teen suspect's boyfriend on life support after scalding
• Buy your HCC gear at the Bookstore
• Genetic testing in epilepsy takes more than one gene
• Keep keen eye on bug bites this summer
• Metro board not in need of new members, study finds
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• Metro bus driver killed in Texas 288 crash (w/video)
• Obama poised to make pick for Houston federal prosecutor job
• Rockets pick Morris, trade up for Motiejunas, land Flynn
• Southwest pilot identified by his coworkers after world famous rant
• Ohio cyclist dies after crashing in Senior Games event
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• Perry gets tepid reception from Hispanic group
• Admitted gang member gets death in murder over car rims
• Firefighter accused in KBR rape suit says sex was consensual
• Thieves target Houston area police officer's car, swiping wide array of drugs
• West Nile found in Woodlands mosquitoes, officials say
• Houston Chevron pumped over $5M Lotto ticket sale
• Three hurt in downtown crash involving 4 cars, Metro train
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• Police ask for help finding stolen 'Dostal's' watches
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• Kemah Boardwalk adds luxury yacht attraction
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• The Collective offers printmaking workshop for children
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• Houston firm nears completion of Eagle Ford terminal
• Howard Energy Partners buys two Eagle Ford Shale companies
• EPA to study fracking in Barnett Shale
• Port of Houston renews Panama alliance
• Dril-Quip nabs Murphy Oil contract
• CELEBRATE KIDPENDENCE DAY!
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• Judge: Mitchell Report team must give Clemens notes
• Houston man charged in apparent failed murder-suicide
• Inside look at Rockets’ big three: Brown, Morey and McHale
• Seaton seeking more consistency, better results at Double-A Corpus Christi
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• Eagle Ford Oil acquires Sandstone Energy
• Tony Mandola’s miracle to end on Saturday night
• Fikac: Nail lid shut: Senate's two-thirds rule dead
• Conoco to explore offshore Bangladesh
• Oiltanking Partners raises IPO
• Chevron to buy 50-story downtown tower
• Enjoy the showers while you can, Houston
• Driver killed after colliding with oncoming traffic on Highway 6
• Houston firm on track after losing 269 undocumented workers
• Harris County year-over-year foreclosure numbers decline
• New Houston company offers natural gas forecasting
• Astros reliever Brandon Lyon to undergo season-ending surgery
• Rockets threatening to shake up order of tonight's draft
• Astros rally with four-run ninth behind Downs' two-run blast to defeat Rangers
• Summer fun giveaway prize packages at Discovery Green/Target Sprinkler Event
• Social amoeba rely on genetic 'lock and key' to identify kin
• Debating Austin
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• Man dies in fire at southwest Houston home
• Profane rant lands Southwest pilot in trouble
• Relative: Arson suspect struggled with PTSD
• Rain might return, but don't get used to it
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• An update on the Dynamo, Gold Cup, Wimbledon, more on <i>What's the Score</i>
• Windstorm agency reforms clear Senate, but hurdles remain
• TCEQ won't pursue foreign smog relief
• Armored car guard, crooks trade shots at Gulf Freeway bank
• Council OKs $1.8 billion budget, hundreds of layoffs
• U.S. reaches Gold Cup final with win at Reliant
• Driver killed in wreck with dump truck during rain storm
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• Lone Star to build $700 million Texas pipeline
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• Police catch break in investigation of alleged con artists
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• Anadarko shareholder case dismissed
• Feds relax rules on the TSA's pat-downs of children
• Texas employers' mass layoffs drop in May
• Eastman Chemical to gain Texas City assets with Sterling buyout
• Cardtronics snags ATM firm to enhance fleet
• Houston's PetroLogistics files for $600M IPO
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• Texans' Quin inks deal with Vick's PR agent
• Rainfall offers reprieve for crews battling regional wildfires
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• Diet, schmiet: Have a Sprinkles birthday blowout
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• Great news, FEMA has come to town for the Dyer Mill Fire and update
• Stanford trial delayed until January 2012
• New Houston alternative energy trade show set
• Transocean puts onus on BP for Deepwater disaster
• Developer selected to rebuild Galveston public housing
• Report: New iPhone comes in September, and details out on iPad 3
• Man's body found in trash at apartment complex near Stafford
• FBI looks for robber of bank inside Atascocita grocery store
• FBI looks for robber of bank inside Atascocita grocery store
• Study: Houston ripe for hotel acquisitions
• Texas Dow set to absorb Pasadena credit union
• Rain moves through Houston area
• Moreland connects for walk-off homer in 11th to lift Texas to win over Astros
• NFL owners on verge of making new offer to players
• Foundations keep Texans' Daniels, Niners' Norris busy
• Mexican national team welcomes supplemental players
• New golf academy to honor legend, serve UH's future
• Texas' baseball roster could look very different in 2012
• Ching likes Gold Cup favorites to win at Reliant tonight
• Gold Cup breakdown: Matchups and players to watch
• Nacogdoches native Dempsey embraces Gold Cup stage
• Justice: Astros GM Wade must be proactive with agenda
• NBA draft: Ineligibility issues no longer in Kanter's way
• Harris County moves forward on creating regional crime lab
• Mexico puts 'The Monkey' behind bars
• Mexico catches reputed leader of La Familia cartel
• No apologies from executed Houston crack house killer
• No blast for the Fourth in Harris County
• KBR lawyers try to discredit woman suing over rape
• Promise of South Texas precipitation still unfulfilled
• HFD: Serial arson probe continues despite suspect's suicide
• Clemens seeks to limit ex-teammates' testimony
• NHL preseason game to be played in Houston
• Butler and Jones getting closer to becoming Texans exes
• 6/21/2011 Update Dyer Mill Wildfire at Grimes and Montgomery Counties
• FEMA does not answer the call for Texas Wildfires again and again
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Wednesday, June 22, 2011
• League City man charged in adult son's shotgun death
• Astronaut Mark Kelly retires; wife Gabrielle Giffords has book deal
• Perry signs bill to finally pay cleared inmate Anthony Graves
• John Ross Palmer Open Studio
• Foreclosures a smaller part of Houston real estate sales
• Southwest launches fall sale with $40, $80, $120 fares
• Toll Brothers buys Silver Oak acreage
• Arts & Crafts Bazaar - Vendors are Welcomed
• BofA to hire nearly 500 financial advisers
• Call to Artists - Water Works
• Gov. Perry signs fracking disclosure law
• Health insurers make mistakes on fifth of claims, report says
• Texas gets $135M grant for foreclosure mitigation program
• Rules would speed up union elections
• Two suspects arrested in south Houston home invasion
• Astronaut Kelly to retire, write memoir with Giffords
• Man, 18, killed in shooting in south Houston
• Dresser-Rand, Statoil in joint R&D project
• Sanders new ACG Houston president
• Many defendants settle in Sherman bus crash that killed 17
• Crews keep up with dozens of East Texas blazes
• Testify – Elaine Greer
• Officials in Grimes Co. hopeful for firefighting rain
• Doc gets 15 months for Medicare, Medicaid fraud
• Schlumberger bags Iraq drilling deal
• Conoco, Oxy in SEC probe
• Swett & Crawford to open Houston digs
• 5,000 troops could leave Afghanistan soon
• Weatherford settles with BP
• Brenham O&G to list shares
• Houston has 40% chance of rain today
• John McCain faulted for blaming Ariz. wildfires on immigrants
• Ozougwu reaping the rewards of being named Mr. Irrelevant
• Arson suspect dies in fall on Sam Houston in SW Houston
• Rangers strike first blood in annual Lone Star Series with victory over Astros
• Upcoming Food Events in Houston June 22-June 30
• Ex-Tomball player could go in first round of NBA draft
• CWS: Texas A&M tries to stay alive against California
• Justice: Athletic director Byrne facilitates A&M revival
• Senior Games: Former NBA player loves to compete
• New McNair Scholar focuses research on how breast cancer spreads
• Hurricanes: When to stay, when to go, how to prepare
• BCM to host genetic series, resource fairs in cities across Texas
• Freedom Over Texas
• Performance: Blithe Spirit
• Summer's here, but the heat backs off
• Ex-KBR worker says she needed surgery after attack
• HISD windfall has its share of winners, losers
• Harris County plan could help relieve HPD crime lab
• Perry revives airport pat-down bill for special session
• GOP state senators say Latina lawmaker is race-baiting
• Disaster Declaration by Montgomery County Commissioners Court Today
• Houston police search for wounded park ranger's shooter
• Five-finger discount wasn't to Alvin Walmart customer's liking
• Bahamas drops rape charges against FIU's Wittels
• League City police investigating fatal shooting at a home
• UT eliminated from CWS with 3-0 loss to North Carolina
• New immigration rules could save some from deportation
• Harris County leaders: Bayport cruise site an albatross
• Red-light camera company wants Houston to clear the air
• Deep inside the Grimes County wildfires that destroyed dozens of homes
• Burglary suspect caught napping
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Tuesday, June 21, 2011
• RHP Brad Hennessey looking to reinvent himself in Astros' minor league system
• Venus Williams, Nadal win openers at Wimbledon
• New map for Texas districts goes to Perry for his OK
• Boy missing after seen going into west Houston manhole
• Juniors battle the heat at The Woodlands Junior Clay Court Championships
• Woman found dead, burned in SE Houston was pregnant
• One" Art Show : A benefit for Doctors Without Borders
• 6/20/2011 Update on the Dyer Mill Fire - Grimes at Montgomery Counties Wildfire
• Art of Wine with Lance Cross
• Collective Live Art Extravaganza
• Wildfires continue to burn through East Texas and beyond
• Group 1 consolidates U.S. regional operations
• Wal-Mart wins in sex discrimination case
• A Lockhart barbecue taste test (part 2 of 2)
• Houston No. 2 U.S. city for young adults starting career
• JWilliamsStaffing expands Texas operations
• Court blocks huge sex-bias suit against Walmart
• Archstone breaks ground on luxury apartments
• Two charged in stabbing death of Houston AC repairman
• Suspected drunk driver charged in fatal wreck on U.S. 59
• Man charged with firing shots at Houston police officers
• Target & Discovery Green makes summer funner: Sprinklers and Fun Finders
• Texans’ Daniels installs ‘locker’ at Texas Children’s
• EnCap commits $100M to natural gas developer
• Mantle passes at Men's Wearhouse, but face of chain stays
• Container Store to open in The Woodlands
• Stocks down on Greek loan delay
• Hooks rise to challenge against former Cy Young Award winner Brandon Webb
• NASA's Orion vehicle is shown off during stop in Austin
• PNC to buy Royal Bank of Canada's U.S. arm
• Nabors' outlook lower than expected
• Houston may get rain Tuesday or Wednesday
• BPZ shares draw investor scrutiny
• Woman who alleged rape at KBR camp testifies again today
• Families' wait for reservists' return reaches halfway mark
• Corruption adds to problems at the Mexican border
• Yates case makes sad moms easier to spot
• CONCACAF heavyweights U.S., Mexico headed to town
• Djokovic joins Murray in adding depth to Wimbledon field
• Unit of Australian giant plans to grow in oil, natural gas
• Tompkins: Changing attitudes offer hope for alligator gar
• Patricia Kilday Hart: It's time to reframe the school debate
• Wetland loss slows as 'living shorelines' idea spreads
• Justice: Draft dream comes true for paralyzed pitcher
• Despite questions, Duke guard likely to go No. 1 in draft
• Texas back in must-win mode at College World Series
• Texas' only Homeless Court is cleaning slates
• Bryan/College Station Business Leaders Go Behind Bars for “GOOD” to Support MDA
• Baylor doctors get research support from Lemonade Stand grants
• Update on the Wildfire at the corner of Grimes County and Montgomery County
• Local state champs highlight TSWA all-state softball squads
• Group wants to do more for refugees
• Store clerk dies after shooting in robbery attempt
• McIlroy claims first major with win at U.S. Open
• Phelps loses 200-meter fly again in tuneup for worlds
• Failure to fix budget leaves woes for later
• South Carolina clips A&M in 9th at College World Series
• Life jackets credited in rescue of dad, son in Galveston Bay
• Astros unable to reward Norris, fall short in completing sweep over Dodgers
• U.S. advances to Gold Cup semifinals in Houston
• Man found shot to death under NW Harris stairway
• With Quanell X's help, dead inmate's family demands answers
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Monday, June 20, 2011
• Houston crack house kIller's execution set for Tuesday
• Hunter Pence's MRI reveals sprain in left elbow, still considered day-to-day
• Wildfire at the corner of Grimes County and Montgomery County
• Officials ID body found burning behind SE Houston business
• Where to dine for Father's Day in Houston
• Massive wildfire grows in East Texas
• THSBCA 5A all-state team includes 20 Houston players
• Man charged in death of Houston woman killed by stray bullet
• Latina girl group's father sings praises of being a dad
• Officers shoot armed man in NW Houston, HPD says
• Wandy shines in Pence's absence to lead Astros to series win over L.A. Dodgers
• Venus, Serena remain 'the ones to beat' at Wimbledon
• Q&A: NASA pioneer optimistic about space future
• Super fans: Father, son further bond at Aeros games
• Rockets looking at multiple options as draft approaches
• Bottom of Texas A&M's lineup has been top of the line
• Like McIlroy, Jason Day's play proves his staying power
• Gold Cup knockout round gives U.S. shot at fresh start
• Dallas, Fort Worth pick mayors in runoff races
• Texas falls to Florida 8-4 in College World Series opener
• McIlroy carries 8-stroke lead at U.S. Open into Sunday
• Houstonians brave the heat to celebrate Juneteenth at parade
• Search on for two gunmen in Pasadena bank heist
• Bergen, Taylor earn All-Greater Houston baseball honors
• Thanks to drought, only frustration flows in upper Guadalupe
• Vice Verse Us - A New Band In Houston
• Just To Let You Know Houston... You Missed Three Days Grace (Localized)
• HFD agrees to ratify deal preventing layoffs
• HPD still looking for custom car after fatal shooting
• Grassfire near Tomball appears to be contained
• Drought takes toll on Guadalupe River tubing
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, June 18, 2011 at 6:30 P.M. CT
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, June 18, 2011 at 6:30 P.M. CT
• A Little Bit More About Rockstar Uproar’s Houston Tour Stop
• Birra Poretti in Houston, Texas: A Brief Overview
• Star Pizza in Houston, Texas
• Villagio’s Italian Restaurant in Houston, Texas
• There Goes THREE DAYS GRACE Starting A Riot AGAIN…
• RHP Henry Villar aiming for another taste of big leagues in 2011 with Astros
• Rockstar Uproar Concert Series Is Headed To Houston This September
• Perry takes center stage in the Big Easy
• How 2 destructive copper thieves were caught in Houston with hunting device
• Dallas Keuchel emerging at Corpus Christi as legitimate Astros pitching prospect
• Two arrested after Craigslist job posting leads to stolen identities
• Shanghai Restaurant cooks up some of the best Cantonese in Houston
• Another TSA airport screener accused of stealing after checkpoint sting
• Houstonians try to find relief from heat wherever they can
• What has Wade Phillips really won?
• We may get rain, but Houston asked to limit water use
• Slain boy's parents have history with CPS
• New soccer stadium should draw national team matches
• Dynamo aim to get on a mean streak, winning streak
• College football camps travel state to attract talent
• Warring gangs turn Monterrey into a terror nightmare
• White House extends troops' stay on border
• Giffords spending Father's Day weekend in Tucson
• Tax refund scam may have cost Harris County $350,000
• Officers: Escaped, handcuffed man surrenders
• Denton Cooley honoring father with gift to UT dental school
• False accusation led to raid on home, man's 22 stitches
• Nelson, Astros set preliminary 2011 Rookie-Level Greeneville, GCL rosters
• Two killed in police pursuit identified
• Family pleads for help in finding father's killer
• Leaders weigh options after judge annuls red-light camera vote
• 3 sought in fatal stabbing of Houston A/C repairman
• Juneteenth celebrations still going strong on Isle
• Houston father charged in daughter's bathtub drowning
• Cause of Spring brush fire unknown
• Man, woman jailed in security guard's Fort Bend slaying
• Victim shot to death in NE Houston home
• HTA Championship Junior Open deadline nears
• Baytown man will be executed for girls' bludgeoning deaths
• Missed TARP payments add up for Houston banks
• Mr. Popper’s Penguins
• M. H. Draper "A Subconscious Bridge" Solo Exhibition
• Houston unemployment rate inches higher to 8.2%
• Spicy aromas prompt relocation by Houston CPA group
• Government contractors’ forum in Houston June 22
• Meditation Lounge by Continuum
• US Oncology considers proton therapy center
• Hardy & Nance 3rd Saturdays Open Studios
• Houston jobless rate edges up as hiring slows
• Help us find Houston's top wealth managers
• Man dies in I-10 wreck near San Jacinto River
• Archery couple targets rivals as Senior Games begin
• Olivas an Ohio State Hall of Famer
• Pearland: City wants you to voluntarily conserve water Mon-Fri
• Just one-third of small businesses do security review, report says
• More first-time homebuyers will be Hispanic in 2012, experts say
• Laird calls in banks to help thwart Cooper offer
• Windstorm insurer reform underway
• Dad hits accused cyberbullies with lawsuit
• Provence meets Piedmont at Quattro next weekend, June 24-25
• Weather: Another tough weekend
• Deloitte tops HBJ accounting firms' list
• Burned body of woman found in southeast Houston
• New Montrose Whole Foods makes green a priority
• Amadu, Hicks earn top All-Greater Houston track honors
• Indictments accuse 3 of taking alligator gar fish out of Trinity
• Richard Justice: Texans' Phillips has confidence game down
• Police chase ends in deaths of couple on motorcycle
• Baylor Family Medicine earns prestigious recognition
• Houston Volunteer Makes a Difference at MDA Summer Camp
• More students earn timely diplomas, HISD reports
• Coalition pushes back against suggested higher ed reforms
• Three men charged after HPD chase
• Galveston and League City order water rationing
• Motorcyclist killed after losing control, striking car
• Police investigating reported fatal stabbing in W. Houston
• Astros skipper Brad Mills voices opinion regarding possible MLB realignment
• Mexico police book 'El Brad Pitt,' alleged Juarez gangster
• Houston wife wanted in death of alleged lover in affair
• Cult leader's daughter's guilty plea draws bloody saga to close
• Inquiries found no abuse before little girl's death, CPS says
• Aeros' Yeo will likely be introduced as Minn. coach
• McIlroy opens 3-shot lead at U.S. Open
• HISD trustee confirms vendor-lawmaker set up Costa Rica trips
• Garrett Jones powers Pirates to three-game series sweep over Astros
• Ahman Green is not a fan of Rick Smith's management style
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, June 17, 2011
• Southern Union shares surge on merger news
• Extreme heat forces officers to halt search for handcuffed man
• Man drowns trying to save teens in San Jacinto River
• Texas' textbook-buying plan gets preliminary OK in House
• Houston gas prices still sliding
• Emily Sloan: Fit to Be Tied
• Rep. Weiner resigns; suspicious container found at office
• Flagship, Hines to finance real estate
• Box 13 June-July Exhibition
• Doug Ewert becomes CEO of Men’s Wearhouse
• Call to Artists - Galveston Island Humane Society
• HBJ crowns 2011 Best Places to Work winners
• Green Lantern
• RA Sushi offers one free Tootsy Maki in honor of International Sushi Day
• Autopsy set on infant found dead by mom in Houston
• Time for Houston's private equity 15 minutes of fame
• Fewer Americans applied for unemployment last week
• See how much top lawmakers earned in 2010
• Galveston's Das Bier Haus looking for new home
• Southern Union to merge with Energy Transfer Equity
• Cooper Industries makes play for Laird
• Football player with pants too low gets booted off plane
• Obama vs. the GOP will be gold mine for Spanish TV
• Same old, same old: Another heat record today, most likely
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for June 16 – 23
• 300 pounds of pot are left by the side of 59 in Montgomery Co.
• Houston firms to build Eagle Ford pipeline
• Driver dies when SUV hits light pole in north Houston
• Testify – Nick Kuepfer
• Black, Anderson earn All-Greater Houston's golf MVPs
• Feds' plan to let guns go to Mexico described as a disaster
• U.S. confirms death of citizen in Mexico
• Feinstein pushes bill targeting border tunnels
• Prime Suspect: Everyone's a winner, reader says.
• Perry's Prayerapalooza Sparks Protests: Gov's gathering proves controversial
• Hover Boards
• Grand jury declines to indict HPD officer in shooting
• Houston's Casa de Esperanza gets $2.6 million wake-up call
• Twins' recovery signals key step in genetic medicine
• DNA discovery links deaths of two Houston women
• Millions of Houston's trees at stake as drought continues
• A new NBA champ is crowned, plus the Dynamo on <i>What's the Score</i>
• Texas agency delays action on water contract with coal plant
• Authorities ID 5-year-old fatally shot by brother at motel
• House OKs plan to limit ability to sue windstorm agency
• Hoang accused of forging petition signatures to rename street
• Council offers own ideas to trim the city's budget
• Son found not guilty by reason of insanity in slaying
• Suspect sought in attempted sexual assault in NE Houston
• U.S. REP. GABRIELLE GIFFORDS’ RECOVERY REACHES MAJOR MILESTONE TODAY
• Astros place Brandon Lyon on DL, recall LHP Fernando Abad from Triple-A
• Longhorn Network officially launches Aug. 26
• UCR partners with moodyrambin retail in Houston
• Shrimp boat captain charged in Texas City killing
• NFL talks continue in effort to end lockout
• Giffords moves to outpatient care
• Nelson, Astros set preliminary 2011 Short-Season (A) Tri-City ValleyCats roster
• Worsening Greek debt crisis sinks stocks, euro
• Sterling wins tollway project contract
• Keeping an Artist's Journal with Adine Rotman
• 2012 NICHE awards
• Call to Artists - US Dept. of State
• Stanford case referred to trustee to recover funds
• ATF agent at House probe: 'To allow a gun to walk is idiotic'
• Air Liquide teams up with Valero in Texas
• 99 Cents stores poke fun at LeBron James
• Twins' recovery signals advance in genetics
• Space shuttle Atlantis is test-fueled ahead of last launch
• CEOs, entrepreneurs create nonprofit
• Marine Well Containment Co. awards AMEC engineering work
• GET ROLLING FOR RHINOCEROS CONSERVATION
• Compressco shares fall in first day of trading
• Former Houston-area HS players give 2011 CWS a local flavor
• Theft suspect rams cop car, is shot by Houston police
• Ruggles owner buys Heights' 11th Street Cafe
• AVENGED SEVENFOLD Is Welcomed To MY Nightmare Anytime…
• Two League City managers resign
• Pentagon unveils new energy strategy
• 'Sanctuary city' bill makes it past Texas Senate
• Long-term debt solution critical, Bernanke says
• Texas No. 4 in Southern manufacturing growth
• Houston companies poised to get more Iraqi oil contracts
• Houston-area attractions join to promote themselves
• Baker Katz buys retail center in Tomball
• Study: Shale spurred oil and gas sector recovery
• Man found shot to death at apartment complex on Greens
• Visitor to west Houston apartment is shot to death
• Pence snaps 23-game hitting streak as Astros fall short in nail-biter to Pirates
• Texas Senate OKs cops asking for immigration status
• Leaders Ryans, Schaub keep locked-out Texans busy
• Cuts in sports may keep some Texas teens out of action
• Ex-Rice star golfer Whitehead a hot topic at U.S. Open
• Resilient A&M enjoys visitor status on way to CWS
• Bruins looking to stop trend, win Stanley Cup on road
• Baylor College of Medicine, Texas Children's Hospital neuroscientist Dr. Huda Zoghbi awarded Gruber Neuroscience Prize
• Hoxhaj named Chief of Emergency Medicine
• Student privacy vs. teacher safety
• Houston to stay hot for at least a week
• Two gunmen sought in holdup at Pasadena bank
• Texas State student falls off tower in 2nd fatality this year
• Details begin to emerge in trial for ex-KBR worker’s rape lawsuit
• Scientists forecast dead zone to become largest ever
• Memorial duo Davis, Riechmann named MVPs in tennis
• Autopsy finds many injuries to Houston 4-year-old girl
• Teacher gets probation in fire at ex's Sugar Land house
• HPD: Wife held, husband at large in fake license scam
• Texans fans: get ready to spin up in a hurry
• GOP pushes E-Verify as immigration tool
• FBI wants tape of Hamilton-Armstrong meeting
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Wednesday, June 15, 2011
• Stafford police mourn fellow officer's death in motorcycle crash
• HPD releases suspect sketch in cross-dresser's killing
• Cartel war 'too costly,' former Mexico foreign minister says
• NFL, NFLPA negotiators meet again, push for deal
• Doug Brocail intends to play it by ear as Astros' interim pitching coach
• How to photoshop boobs onto Barrack Obama and Stephen Colbert while hacking the XKCD website to legalize pot
• UT wide receiver Timmons granted release, will transfer
• Brush fire causing traffic woes in SE Houston
• SulphCo set to trade over the counter
• Senate may vote today on Texas 'sanctuary city' law
• Watson Gallery 2 Year Anniversary
• Peace or Drama - Art Inspires Art
• Amie Williams at JoMar Visions
• Police: Boy may have shot brother in Houston motel
• Texas sheriff could get 10 years for oppression of nurses
• Westway Group to expand Houston terminal
• Fed economist: Houston at pre-recession levels
• Fugitive pulled over in Houston in '98 set to die in triple murder
• Psychic who set off Liberty Co. grave hunt will not be charged
• Antonio's Restaurant: Pizza and a movie
• Survey: Texas economy better than most, nation's not improving
• Astros relieve pitching coach Brad Arnsberg of duties
• Houston firms ink NASA construction deals
• Former Houston HP buildings set for redevelopment
• Southern Baptists are putting fewer people in the pews
• Group 1 buys two dealerships in El Paso
• Rowan, Cameron on list of takeover targets
• Airlines made $3.4B on baggage fees in 2010
• Obama lays out plan to create 1M jobs
• Galveston housing director steps down
• Offshore oil rigs will get crowded
• Houston official on board with tour bus checks
• Old Glory battered by Rita goes on display at Beaumont house
• U.S.-to-Mexico gun trade is thriving
• Sidewinder Drilling gets $125M from Avista Capital
• More Houston employers bullish on Q3 hiring
• Houston high will challenge 100 again today
• Saudi oil hub remains vulnerable, Wikileaks cables suggest
• Collegian dies in fall from 220-foot tower in San Marcos
• Report: Hamilton lawyer talks to Feds about Armstrong
• Bunting plays role in UT reaching College World Series
• Scrutiny of LeBron increases as Heat bow out meekly
• Despite being absent, Tiger adds to U.S. Open intrigue
• U.S. needs win to guarantee spot in Gold Cup quarters
• Dynamo veteran Robinson willing to fight for minutes
• Justice: 70-year-old swimmer's story one of perseverance
• Wandy, Pence shine to lift Astros to victory over Braves
• Officials name suspect in Houston-area church thefts
• HPD: Woman linked to crash in cop's death now in Mexico
• Who are you helping today? Houstonian aids 1,000s of homeless
• What drought? Power plant in Matagorda Co. wins water fight
• Astros slugger Carlos Lee's quality at-bats, consistency slipping under radar
• Lawyer: Plaintiff in Iraq gang-rape suit is one of many KBR victims
• A&M rips Florida State to reach College World Series
• Houston councilwoman says she'll be cleared in ethics probe
• Houston mom, roommate charged in death of 4-year-old girl
• Mills taking cautionary approach in rebuilding LHP Wandy Rodriguez's stamina
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Tuesday, June 14, 2011
• Astros skipper Brad Mills pleased with Pence, Bourgeois' improving health
• Livermore, others step down in latest HP shakeup
• War hero dies at 94
• Galveston housing leader resigns
• Texas teachers soon may get student criminal histories
• Texas gross state product grows in 2010
• Goodrich pays $13M for shale assets
• Man convicted of killing 2 teens during Baytown sleepover
• Redstone confirms plans for Galleria hotel
• Obama sets plan to train 10,000 engineers a year
• Jury considers death for man in shooting over shiny car rims
• Buyer pays $225M for Wells Fargo Plaza stake
• 'Donate for Buddy Lamothe' offers way to reach out to 2011 Astros draftee
• CBS switches up KHMX morning show again
• BBVA inks deal with Houston Rockets
• Houston's Mattress Firm files for IPO
• As a diner, it’s great to live in Houston….
• First Gabrielle Giffords photos released
• Architects, residents balk at Isle transit design
• Continental to cut more workers
• Drought could affect Texas oil boom
• Blue Dolphin to trade on OTCQB
• 2 dinosaur skeletons sell for $2.75 million in Dallas
• Indian firm invests in Synthesis Energy
• Teen drivers entering '100 deadliest days' for wrecks
• Woman who alleged rape at Iraq war camp gets day in court
• Go ahead, nap. Heights group says there's no stigma
• Baytown seafood restaurant gutted by overnight fire
• 100-degree heat could return to Houston soon
• HOAs can't keep Old Glory down if governor OKs restrictions
• Perry puts faith on display but offers little for collection plate
• Man found shot to death at apartments in N. Houston
• Loophole in checking travelers leaves terror threat in U.S.
• Really Big D: Mavs beat Heat in Game 6 for NBA title
• Rockets' McHale likely to follow assistant coach model
• Canucks can claim first title tonight, end testy series
• Patricia Kilday Hart: History, as Perry sees it
• Tompkins: Beware of low water levels on lakes, rivers
• Boys Athlete of Week: Easter powers Brazoswood
• Pace City: Houston has become a premier running town
• Segway tours give adventurers up-close look at downtown Houston
• Fad diets may not lead to successful weight loss
• Lawmakers press feds for documents on cartel gun sales
• Six Houston-area players named to 5A baseball state all-tourney team
• Unlike Texas, some states ditch ICE effort targeting criminals
• UT tops Arizona State to reach College World Series
• Perry puts faith on display, but little in collection plate
• FSU crushes A&M 23-9 to even super regional series
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Monday, June 13, 2011
• Swimmer who went missing in Manvel presumed drowned
• Motorcycle crash kills off-duty officer
• Gordon wins at Pocono to notch 84th career victory
• Hanson dominates Astros with career-high 14 strikeouts to lead Braves to win
• Crews fight Montgomery County brush fire
• Mills, Astros adjust starting rotation, bullpen after activating Wandy from DL
• Astros starting to dominate rumor mill throughout Major League Baseball
• Mexican narco gangster reveals violent underworld
• Pence, Bourgeois battling minor injuries for Astros
• For Williams, state title is a sweet ending to special season
• Busy week will keep Perry on national stage
• McCann blasts three-run homer in 10th to lead Braves to win over Astros
• Dynamo edge Chivas USA 2-1 on own goal, snap skid
• Doctor on front lines of AIDS battle tells how disease changed
• Heat hope to have 'aggressive' LeBron in Game 6
• Turnovers cost Texas All-Stars in 30-23 Bayou Bowl loss
• Justice: Astros to American League would be great move
• Healing Mass offers help for the 'possessed'
• Texas ties up super regional series with Arizona State
• A&M tops Florida State 6-2 in Game 1 of super regional
• Alleged pimp behind bars, but still feared
• Ruler on Ice pulls surprise to win Belmont Stakes
• Alcohol suspected in fatal Corvette crash in Pasadena backyard
• Third Ward wellness fair offers tips on how to improve lives
• WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, June 11, 2011 at 7:30 P.M. CT
• Health risks from Arizona wildfire spread to New Mexico
• Brazoswood beats Coronado 10-3 for 5A state title
• Before The Curtain... Final Part. Check It Out.
• Ready To Read Houston? Before The Curtain Part 2
• If You Have A Dream, Go After It... No Regrets. Meet Before The Curtain.
• Holly Is A Rock Star Just South of Houston
• Giants sign former Astros second baseman Bill Hall
• Brazoswood starts fast, finishes with a flurry in capturing 5A baseball title
• One last meal at Kata Robata with Chef Seth Siegel-Gardner
• Astros TV broadcaster Bill Brown reflects on 25 years of service in Houston
• Sugar Land police await autopsy on body found in water
• Giffords nears next step: Outpatient therapy
• HPD: Girl, sex offender boyfriend killed her mom in '09
• Belmont Stakes selections
• Drought makes trees vulnerable to insect invaders
• Rainy day reserves could rescue Texas schools
• Mills begins process of working RHP Brandon Lyon back into late-inning mix
• Mills, Astros evaluating status of starting rotation with Wandy set to return
• Pence suffers strained lower back, aiming for return to Astros' lineup Saturday
• Wichita Falls Rider captures first-ever state baseball title
• Carwin, Dos Santos seek title shot tonight at UFC 131
• With adoptive family's help, mutilated boy's horror turned into hope
• Bold guard Terry helps put Mavericks up in NBA Finals
• Solomon: Boxer Esparza in pursuit of 2012 Olympic gold
• Super regional-savvy catcher leads A&M into FSU series
• Dynamo look to break winless habit against Chivas USA
• Super 8
• Man's body found in water near Sugar Land condos
• UIL, Round Rock Express extend pact to keep baseball tourney at Dell thru 2017
• HPD officers disciplined for posing with Patti LaBelle after scuffle
• Error-prone UT falls to Arizona State 3-1 in series opener
• HISD still $7 million short on funds for Apollo reform program
• Fellow Councilmember Sullivan files complaint against Jones
• Karlsson grabs three-stroke lead with 65 in Memphis
• Official defends use of 300 rounds versus drug runners' few shots
• Houston Baptist plans to add football program
• RHP Adrian Houser highlights current group of Astros' 2011 Draft signees
• Stewart out, Holgorsen in as West Virginia head coach
• Lubbock Coronado stuns defending champ Corpus Christi Carroll in 5A semifinal
• Brazoswood tops Klein to reach 5A baseball title game
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• Astros option Cancel to Triple-A, purchase contract of Carlos Corporan
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• Incoming M.D. Anderson chief sets challenge for institution
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• Exxon makes trio of major discoveries
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• Schlumberger backs Calif. robotics firm
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• Locust Grove RHP Adrian Houser highlights Astros' Rounds 2-30 picks in Draft
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• Houston motorcyclist dies from injuries in wreck
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• Exxon confirms Houston-area campus to employees
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• Shell set for world's largest gas-to-liquids project
• Report: Beaumont woman involved with Weiner
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• Klein, Brazoswood to meet in 5A state semifinal
• Pipeline companies heat up competition - on the grill
• Group urges coastal wind insurance agency reforms
• Japan admits failure in being ready for nuclear disaster
• Report: Subsea spending could top $94B
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• Serena Williams to return to tennis after nearly a year off
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• Five top scientists to receive DeBakey Research Awards
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• Mother Nature flips the switch: Temps rise, records fall
• Texas teachers face tough math lessons in budget cuts
• Man found shot to death outside FM 1960 restaurant
• Nationals select Rice's Rendon with sixth pick in draft
• Astros select UConn star OF George Springer as 11th overall pick in 2011 Draft
• A&M-Arizona regional finale rescheduled for Tuesday
• Warriors hire Mark Jackson as head coach
• Metro airport link gets riders, but not revenue
• Perry puts his faith out front with Reliant prayer meeting
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• Party lines dictate new redistricting map
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• Prosecutors: Flashy car rims led to Houston man’s 2009 killing
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• Weiner exposes the truth about Twitter pics
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• Boeing issues Houston shuttle program layoffs
• Chronicles of Narnia $1.00 movie & free games, crafts and recipes
• Artist Workshop at Spacetaker
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• Three arrested in League City man's shooting death
• Texas House panel approves health care compact
• 1 million troops trained so far on allowing gays in military
• All 100 largest cities report fewer private-sector jobs than three years ago
• Houston hotel loans head to auction
• Experts focus on immigration
• 200 teachers mass in Austin in bid to influence budget
• Inside the Draft room with Astros assistant GM/director of scouting Bobby Heck
• Area Officers Gather in Support of ‘Fired’ Rice Officer
• Houston gets another 100-degree day ... and it's just June
• Postcard from Paris: French accept American visitors with ‘Open’ arms
• Deputies search for missing Houston couple
• Artificial Lift pumps funding from Lime Rock
• Carbo Ceramics insider sells shares
• Scofield new Houston Bar Association president
• Houston data center firm shifts HQ to Dallas
• Asbestos case against Halliburton can go forward
• Oklahoma high-school phenom Archie Bradley fully prepared for anything in Draft
• CAMAC Energy names new CFO
• Whitney Bank merges with Hancock
• Some in GOP dole out staff bonuses while preaching restraint
• Former IMF director pleads not guilty in hotel assault case
• Carrizo expands Eagle Ford Shale holdings
• Work continues on bar in former funeral home
• U.S. faces dilemma over response to possible Cuban oil spill
• Rick Santorum joins 2012 race, says he's in it to win
• McDuffee pitches Woodlands to softball state title
• Houston auto magnate Gillman dead at 67
• Prior budget decisions contribute to Houston's financial woes
• Kubiak not alone in opposition to NFLCA brief
• BMC still No. 1 on HBJ 2011 software firms' list
• Drug trials show melanoma patients can live longer
• From day one, job seekers are worried about layoffs
• Teachers head for Austin for more protests over school budget
• Look for triple-digit heat to stick around
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• Cal beats Baylor 8-0 to force decisive regional game
• Boys Athlete of Week: Perry key for Brazoswood
• Girls Athlete of Week: Garner delivers for Danbury
• Astros expect Wandy to return to starting rotation against Atlanta on June 13
• Officer injured by drunken driver has plan to protect police
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• Right wing Ortmeyer leads Aeros through example
• Solomon: Kubiak will likely have some explaining to do
• Software puts neighborhood development in public's hands
• Man's body found on League City street
• Lusson helps UT force deciding game against Kent State
• Error-prone Rice eliminated from NCAA baseball tourney
• Lyles struggles in second major league outing as Astros fall to San Diego
• Hernandez lifts Mexico over El Salvador in Gold Cup
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• Houston auto giant Ramsay Gillman dead at 67
• Houston auto giant Ramsay Gillman dead at 67
• Death of reputed Baytown Aryan chief stumps police
• Arizona State beats Baylor 4-0 to reach WCWS finals
• Suspect arrested in killing of Bexar County deputy
• UH System Board of Regents approve tuition and fee rates for FY2012
• UConn RHP Matt Barnes represents feel-good story as projected high pick in Draft
• Texas A&M RHP John Stilson could end up as biggest potential sleeper in Draft
• Escape the heat (and humidity) this afternoon at the Italian Expo
• Untested rape kits delay justice in assaults
• Texas House attempts new public smoking ban
• Justice: Biggio enjoying retirement, time with family
• Federer, Nadal renew major duel in French Open final
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• Astros unable to get back in win column in tough loss to Harang, Padres
• 1 reportedly in custody after truck stop killing
• Houston police trying to ID body found in Buffalo Bayou
• Stanford auction draws cash, curiosity-seekers
• Santa Fe tops Forney to win 4A state softball title
• Top-seeded Rice falls to Baylor 3-2 in Houston Regional
• At Reliant, Houstonians get a crash course in disaster prep
• House panel vote puts school cuts closer to passage
• Houston braces for more record heat
• Garner leads Danbury to Class 2A state championship
• Rockets' Miller undergoes microfracture knee surgery
• Stricker takes three-shot lead at Memorial
• U.S. agency allows restart of Canadian Keystone oil pipeline
• HPD awaiting autopsy in 4-year-old girl's death
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• 3-year-old boy drowns in Ohio river; brother, 2, missing
• Madison twins take valedictorian, salutatorian honors
• Texas cop wins slander lawsuit
• GM Ed Wade credits area scouts for improving Astros' minor league talent
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• Astros release veteran Bill Hall, activate OF Jason Bourgeois from DL
• 100-year-old Texas City grad finally gets high school diploma
• Heat hope Game 2 collapse doesn't carry over in Dallas
• Cruz's return could be the cure for Dynamo's ills
• Solomon: With McHale hire, Alexander's vibe unlike past
• Al-Qaida chief inciting Muslims in U.S., Texas congressman says
• Feds warn states over Medicaid limits on abortion providers
• Reliant show offers crash course on surviving disasters
• Houston's aid for fallen officers' families among most generous
• Hottest June on record may be in store for Houston
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• 2 shot near southwest Houston apartment complex
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• Shrimp boat captain fatally shot, another hurt with same gun
• HCC wants you to name our new mascot
• Senate approval gives $4B in school cuts another try
• Flier tries to link Sugar Land candidate to al-Qaida
• TSU interim football coach Ramsey adds to staff
• Juengel, Gonzalez power A&M past Wright St. 11-0
• HCC raising tuition, fees, slashing pay to cut costs
• Rockets' McHale ready for challenges, high expectations
• Houston Regional: Rice cruises past Alcorn State 14-2
• Girl safe; abduction report appears to be custody dispute
• Klein tops Klein Oak to reach baseball state tournament
• NFL players urge appeals court to lift lockout
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• Glitches may be to blame for $1,259 drainage bill
• GM Ed Wade says RHP Brandon Lyon inching closer to return for Astros
• GM Ed Wade says RHP Brandon Lyon inching closer to return for Astros
• Reform for windstorm insurer back on legislative agenda
• Man's death at San Jacinto Monument likely a suicide
• Hole-in-one helps Stricker take lead at the Memorial
• GM Ed Wade discusses short-term plan regarding Wandy Rodriguez, Jordan Lyles
• Shaq moving on to the next chapter - retirement
• HPD investigating death of 4-year-old girl
• Texas senators OK overhaul of health care for the poor
• Crews battle fire at lumber yard in Spring (w/video)
• Fire erupts at lumber yard in north Harris County
• Southwest adds flights to Newark
• Court allowing prayer at San Antonio-area graduation
• Summer music "camp" for children: Prelude Music
• Bouvier's big hit lifts Santa Fe to 4A softball title game
• Groups plan rally for HB1937-Anti-TSA pat down bill at Capitol before Gov Perry
• Star Wars comes to Houston's Health Museum
• Police arrest one after south Houston standoff
• CAZWELL in Houston by Joe Sioufi
• Va. jury selected for Spring exec accused in $100M fraud
• McHale has his work cut out with Rockets
• Atwood Oceanics wins offshore Cameroon deal
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• Central Texas 10-year-old ticketed for improper seat belt use
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• 20 NFL players attend lockout hearings
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• Buchanan buys NW Houston office buildings
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• BRANDON RHYDER: Performing At The Kemah Boardwalk on June 29th
• Boeing lays off 260 shuttle workers in Houston
• Fed appeals court to hear NFL case
• Salient shares higher after IPO
• SCI acquires stake in cremation company
• Houston gas prices continue to fall
• HBJ readers ready to ride rails to Dallas-Fort Worth
• Renaissance Festival hosts job fair
• Sen. Williams files sanctuary city bill
• Niobrara investment not yet paying off
• Broiling heat likely to continue through weekend in Houston
• Endeavour crew back in Houston area
• Pilot lands plane on street in League City
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• Perry’s slam fuels Brazoswood’s win over Memorial in III-5A opener
• Plains, Baytown company named in Pemex cartel suit
• Texas online job postings jump in May
• Houston ranked 5th best for college grads
• Pearland announces voluntary water restrictions
• Chris Johnson powers Astros to season-best fourth straight win
• Hobo With A Shotgun
• Feds left holding the bags with nearly $1M
• A cupcake with Sprinkles, but construction a challenge for shop
• Already paying for Clear Lake drainage, residents fight Houston bill
• Richard Justice: Rockets praise McHale’s leadership
• PRESS RELEASE: Books Up Streets Down Program – Inspired to Learn and Dream of All Possibilities
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• Obama promotes ex-Enron prosecutor to White House post
• Pasadena man pleads guilty in Aryan Brotherhood slaying
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• Mourners remember fallen HPD officer as a hero (w/video)
• Texas Senate panel OKs school cuts despite pleas
• Clements' heartbreak over slain son recalled at ex-gov's funeral
• HISD's Apollo school reform effort getting $6 million donation
• Houston Bangladeshis plan SW Harris County center
• Kelly returns to Houston after shuttle mission
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• Houston restaurant managers charged with hiring illegal workers
• Trailed by her film crew, an arraigned Nikki Araguz demands privacy
• Search continues for Isle swimmer's body; 3 others rescued
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• Klein edges Klein Oak in Region II-5A final round opener
• Pasadena mom arrested in rape of 12-year-old boy
• Houston production company named in contract suit
• With 4 seats in play, House takes up Texas district map
• Texas mortage broker association files bankruptcy
• Continental faces fine over price advertising
• Police: Houston mom burned daughter's face with iron
• Benchmark acquisition creates new hotel group
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• Texas prison guard busted in undercover heroin sting
• Lanier: Redevelop Bayport Cruise Terminal
• Rick’s Cabaret acquires Omaha nightclub
• Lucas Energy addresses major share-price spike
• Houston Endowment pledges $6M to HISD
• Rowan CEO named to Cabot board
• Calpine settles final bankruptcy claim
• Chief, 4 cops are furloughed in small Texas town for 6 months
• A new Rockets head coach, NBA finals, more on <i>What's the Score</i>
• Man walking dog finds body in car in southwest Houston
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• Shell: refinery getting back to normal
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• Sporting goods stores may raise prices
• CEOs say state should regulate fracking
• Cheniere boosts public offering, share price falls
• Houston restructures city facilities department
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• E. coli strain that killed 18 in Europe has not been seen before
• Texas GOP trailblazer Clements to be buried in Dallas
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• Bourn's two-run single lifts Astros to victory, series sweep over Chicago Cubs
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for June 2 – 8
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• Fatal shooting at Houston party goes to grand jury
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• Fears of economy stalling drag Dow down 280 points
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• Moody's: Midstream ratings not affected by natural gas prices
• Memorial Hermann acquires UT Imaging
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• Identity thieves tapping IRS to sneak off with refunds
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• Marathon buys shale assets for $3.5B
• E-retail sales tax vetoed by Perry
• Frack law won't be implemented overnight
• No prayer at Texas graduation, federal judge says
• Next chance of rain for Houston comes Saturday afternoon
• Stop dropping trou, Ft. Worth says to baggy-pants riders
• Fertitta extends McCormick offer to July 29
• Judwin Realty breaks ground on Katy project
• Cash-starved SulphCo cuts staff
• Endeavour lands to cap 25th and last mission
• Astros rally past Marmol, Cubs with six-run ninth in Lyles' major league debut
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• Mavs' Nowitzki tears tendon in left middle finger in loss
• MFAH screens family fare
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• Mortgage experts say record low rates could soon be gone
• Solomon: Time to treat college athletes as employees
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• Fort Bend jury weighs ex-prison guard's fate in double murder
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• Legal haze clouds SUV-pickup crash that killed 2 children
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• Houston may require fire inspections at day cares
• New congressional map sparks Dem lawsuits
• More TCEQ review ordered of Matagorda coal plant
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• Special session opens with resolute talk
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• UFC's Lesnar has surgery for digestive disorder
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• Neon settles suit with IBM
• Perry signs tort reform bill
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• Texas GDP up 3.7% this year, BBVA report says
• Goodwill opens new Houston location
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• RHP Jordan Lyles' debut for Astros represents another victory for Bobby Heck
• Teen charged in La Marque woman's stabbing death
• Wow! Our family really did have "A Bunch of Fun"
• Heart disease seminar for women and heart healthy tips
• Texas lawmakers are working OT on school budget
• KKR buys Academy Sports chain
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• Endeavour heads home for final time
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• KKR to acquire Academy Sports & Outdoors
• Texas fracking bill awaits Perry's OK
• Lawsuit alleges BP retirement mismanaged
• Special funding session called by Perry
• Price of corn will double in 20 years, Oxfam predicts
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• Heat playing villain against Nowitzki-led Mavs in Finals
• Justice: Astros owner will have to hit curveballs
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• Texas lawmakers working OT on school budget
• A&M doubles tennis team wins national championship
• Death-penalty doubleheader for Harris County courts
• Astros capitalize on four home runs to rally over Cubs
• Many Texans add bit of fun to somber holiday
• Koke's short stint with Dynamo comes to an end
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• Report: Ohio State quarterback facing significant inquiry
• Dr. James Watson, Houston's first black health chief, dies at 75
• Rough waters, big crowds keep Galveston beach patrol busy
• UH researching stress among middle school teachers
• Body found on Lake Conroe believed to be missing boater
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• Fight vs. fat needs to start with sports drinks, docs tell parents
• 20 killed in gunfire in central square in Taiz, Yemen
• Name of Vietnam vet from Galveston added to memorial wall
• Matt Schaub tops list of NFL's most injury prone players
• Body on Lake Conroe believed to be missing boater
• China dog eaters, dog lovers spar over animal rights
• Quiet menace seen among elderly: letting hygiene and health go
• Protection for lizard may threaten West Texas oil production
• Filibuster halts Texas school funding cuts
• Area colleges: St. Thomas happy to join a conference
• Chef Michael Pellegrino’s knockout seasonal menu at Max’s Wine Dive
• For GOP, intraparty bickering defined legislative session
• Once illegal, Houston legislator works to change perceptions
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• Lifelong interest in news took Houstonian to Al-Jazeera job
• Rick Casey: Good deeds amid partisan squabbles
• Patricia Kilday Hart: Perry has everything the GOP is looking for
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• Justice: Melancon's trip to big leagues started rough
• Tompkins: Drought puts wildlife in precarious position
• Aeros need return to physical style as series hits road
• Solomon: Anthem singer has song in his heart for life
• 3-year-old and an infant die when vehicles collide in NE Harris
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• Texas A&M wins Big 12 title with 10th-inning homer
• The Woodlands, Pearland to meet in softball state semifinal
• Traffic stops are a danger zone for officers
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• Grizzlies assistant Joerger to meet with Rockets
• 17-year-old Spieth finishes 6 over at Byron Nelson
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• Wheldon wins stunning Indy 500 when leader crashes
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• Former GOP Gov. Bill Clements has died at 94
• Rice, Texas, Texas A&M will host NCAA regionals
• Pence holds title as 'Mr. May' for Astros
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• After long year, Heat star Wade relishes return to Finals
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• HPD searching for 3 suspects in fatal shooting
• A&M reaches title game with 11-inning win over KSU
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• Brazoswood’s big inning ends Lamar’s season
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• HPD: 22-year-old arrested in fatal W. Houston crash
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• Aeros surge past Senators in third period, grab Game 1
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• Jerome Solomon: Morey at fault if McHale flops with Rockets
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• Mom who lost child to drowning urges training for pool safety
• Astros place Quintero on DL, purchase contract of Robinson Cancel
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• Defying his lawyer, ex-guard testifies at his murder trial
• Civil rights groups oppose Isle at-large council plan
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• Judge refuses to cut Tata bail in day care fire
• Hennessey, Theiss power Klein Oak by Dallas Jesuit to take series lead
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• Top-seeded UT advances in Big 12 baseball tournament
• Garcia, Palmer share lead at Byron Nelson tourney
• Tips lead to charges in 2010 Houston road-rage killing
• Astros release veteran IF Joe Inglett
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• Astros scratch Wandy Rodriguez from Saturday's start due to elbow discomfort
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• A&M regents approve $5 million contract for Kennedy
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• Bill changing teens' charges for 'sexting' goes to Perry
• Imperial Sugar lets U.K. JV option expire
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• SWA Group tops HBJ landscape architects list
• Reports: McHale offered Rockets coaching job
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• Univision newscasts top Houston market
• Comicpalooza 2011
• Houston banks boost profits in Q1
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• 13 Assassins
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• Northeast Houston man arrested in fatal stabbing of wife
• Wrong-way driver killed in crash on Southwest Freeway
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• Testify – John Reen Davis and Bob Weber of the Anarchitex
• Is Goodell distorting facts on 18 game season?
• StarTex to be acquired by Constellation Energy
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• Obama extends Patriot Act
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• Forecast: All systems are go for barbecuing this weekend
• Senate Dems again reject Perry's pick to lead education board
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• Houston, Brookshire polo clubs to merge
• Jessica Tata scheduled to ask judge to reduce her bond today
• Resilient Aeros finding ways to win as AHL finals begin
• HISD: TAKS scores show district still has 'work to do'
• Houston rapper charged in marijuana-growing ring
• Shuttle crew marks milestones; commander chats with Giffords
• Census shows problems with aging population will likely soar
• BCM enrolling patients for Myasthenia Gravis study evaluating investigational drug
• Houston Endowment leader Faulkner plans to retire
• 'Pill mill' crackdown nears legislative approval
• Charges upgraded in South Houston crash that killed nun
• On Capitol Hill, doctors tout Texas' brand of tort reform
• Citing dereliction of duty, Rice fires police officer
• Plans to fulfill Marzio dream of arts facility progress
• Judge orders VA cemetery to allow Jesus
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• Astros claim RHP Blake King off waivers from St. Louis
• Fellow homeless man jailed in bayou drowning
• Texas restaurant smoking ban snuffed out of spending bill
• Two Houston men plead guilty in bank robberies
• Owls' Rendon playing second base for first time
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• Driver arrested, charged in death of toll road worker
• Texas HB1937, The Anti-pat down bill: Getting the Facts about its demise
• 7 Texans charged with animal cruelty over taped cow killings
• Some think Palin's on the road to the presidency this weekend
• Faulkner leaves job at Houston Endowment
• Houston gas prices have double-digit decline
• Sanders Morris shareholders OK name change
• Obama may expand personal info in e-Verify workplace program
• Children in Ft. Bend testify they saw father kill mother, grandmother
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• Chuy's gets $67.5M financing
• Houston pension system sues Dallas firm
• Texas Senate passes fracking disclosure bill
• Del Papa begins work on Texas City center
• Citizens Chamber honors Hall of Fame inductees
• HISD names teachers of the year
• Budget talks produce two-year plan for Texas with $15B in cuts
• Mystery man flees Pa. airport, leaving 12 ID cards behind
• Solomon: McHale may be good fit for Rockets
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• Forecaster: Weekend Houston weather is a solid 'B'
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• IKEA adds upgraded food market
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• Texas lost 227K manufacturing jobs over a decade
• UBS rebuilds Houston energy team
• Aging metal to blame for Mariner platform fire
• Port of Houston under Sunset Review
• Houston police officers accused in teen's beating still have unblemished state records
• 200 Dallas flights canceled because of hail damage to planes
• LA-bound shuttle Endeavour gets its last inspection in space
• Texas Senate orders review of embattled port authority
• Defendant claims cutting mother-in-law's throat was unintentional
• Ratko Mladic, fugitive on war crimes charges since '95, is arrested
• Texans are 3½ years younger than average Americans
• Houston Microsoft store opens June 23
• A&M regents head for 1st meeting since chancellor shift
• Aeros see home ice growing into more of an advantage
• Gunshot victim in 'Circle of Survival' grateful to Ben Taub
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• Reputed drug gang boss nabbed in March killings
• Union questions HISD over teacher layoffs, notice of job openings
• Dems' mission to block 'sanctuary cities' bill seems accomplished
• Studio Movie Grill Children's Summer Movie Series
• Rockets wind down coaching search
• New clues emerge in hunt for arsonist
• Firefighter's transgender widow accused of stealing Rolex
• Autopsy finds 8-year-old E. Texas girl killed self in hanging
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Thursday, May 26, 2011
• Kareem Jackson, then and now
• Incendies
• Police: Carjack suspect shoots man trying to help woman
• Dozens prosecuted by feds for child sex crimes in region
• Towles breaks out of slump, lifts Astros to win over L.A. in walk-off fashion
• Neighbor's tip leads to arrest of burglar suspect
• Bradley out as head of Texas forensics panel
• Astros option OF Brian Bogusevic to Triple-A, clear roster spot for Keppinger
• Dead man in Dallas storm debris may have been electrocuted
• June Artists Call for Watson Gallery
• Art Anarchy Saturday Art Market
• Mills discusses plan of using 1B Brett Wallace against left-handed pitchers
• HGO rewrites management libretto after Freud departure
• Centex takes over development of SH288 community
• Exploring Frida Kahlo
• Houston, Hobby, Ellington Airports effected by Federal threats to TX legislature
• Mustang wins Hess contract for N.D. plant expansion
• Texas financial sector employment booms
• AT&T to roll out 4G Houston upgrade
• Exterran offers 5M units for debt payoff
• HISD spent $9,167 per student in fiscal ���09
• Tressa chosen as CEO of Park Plaza Hospital
• Sprint to spend $51M in Houston for storm season
• Baylor���s Butler named trials network chairman
• Mills unwilling to comment on how Astros intend to utilize IF Jeff Keppinger
• Twitter helps Colorado woman track down bike thief
• AP source: Edwards could be indicted within days
• Astros hoping day game presents favorable matchup against Lilly, Dodgers
• Houston to see slight chance of rain tonight, sunny weekend
• Banks unveil payment service
• AIG share sale smaller than expected
• California Pizza Kitchen accepts buyout
• Banks told they could face $17B in lawsuits
• NASA's next step is Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle
• Trucker a human balloon after falling on compressed-air hose
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• Rice riding the arm of freshman pitcher Kubitza
• Attorney Hardin on the case for PHA investigation
• SBA goes mobile with resources app
• The Hangover Part II
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• Solomon: Give Calder Cup-bound Aeros an 'A' in drama
• Mavs seek to close out West finals in tonight's Game 5
• Teen charged in Texas City shooting
• Loss to Alvin spurs Clements to refocus in postseason
• HFD says 30 fires may be work of 1 or more arsonists
• Graves likely to get money, but he still wants justice
• Texas legislature finds deal on cutting school funds elusive
• Bring Home The World Host An International Exchange Student
• Butler named inaugural chair of statewide clinical trials network
• Police seek 'Big Ant,' suspected in bar slaying
• Summer 2011 Camps and Classes from the Houston Arboretum in June
• FPSF Scholarship Fund: Get your needy friend a free weekend pass
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• Free outdoor concerts at the Discovery Green feature premier regional artists
• Family of beaten San Francisco Giants fan files lawsuit
• RA Sushi hooks your family up with savings
• Politicians, businessmen supporting NFL players
• TSU to lose football scholarships due to poor APR score
• Houston's Port Authority hires defense attorney Rusty Hardin
• Lawmaker: Houston mega-builder weakened HOA bill
• NASCAR driver cited for doing 128 mph in a 45 zone
• Southern California wins third straight NCAA men's title
• No. 2 U.S. diplomat in Afghanistan up for Mexico ambassador
• TCEQ: Turning up refinery flares could fix Houston's air
• Beckham returns to Man U team for Neville farewell
• Prosecutors: Boy who shot himself in auto shop had gun before
• Keppinger, Bourgeois inching closer to rejoining Astros
• Colts quarterback Manning has second neck surgery
• Fort Bend authorities release sketch of rape suspect
• Transgender widow's marriage ruled invalid
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• HFD: Mosque fire suspect caught on video
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• CyrusOne builds new data center
• 14 Epstein attorneys shift to Cozen
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• Police scour Houston park for clues into man's death
• Search continues for missing swimmer in Galveston
• El Paso spinning off E&P division
• Some stimulus contractors forgot to pay taxes
• Houston's homeless count up 25%
• Galveston approves more Del Monte space
• Texas tops states in 10-year job growth
• Alec Dreyer on Port of Houston chopping block?
• White Sox catcher retrieves foul ball nearly in Bush's lap
• BBVA Compass moves up on bank ranking
• Baylor inks India academic pact
• Thousands of tax cheats get stimulus money
• Bourn, Pence spark ninth-inning rally to lift Astros to victory over Dodgers
• Mavs rally from 15 down to stun Thunder 112-105 in OT
• Armstrong gets support from international cycling body
• Rice notebook: Owls set sights on NCAA track trials
• No American Dynamo player will play in Gold Cup
• Despite drought, lawmakers refuse to finance future water
• Playoff drama at its finest for Aeros headed into Game 7
• Receiver Johnson to Texans: Don't let fullback Leach go
• As drought tightens grip, farmers' losses mount
• Homeless population increases 25% in Houston
• Property deed scams nearly epidemic in Harris County
• Teen charged in South Houston crash that killed nun
• Brenham nuns give up reins on mini horses
• Harris County sheriff's deputies find body in car at UPS depot
• Baylor College of Medicine extends global reach to India
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• Cy-Fair teen's suicide sparks change
• Texas steroid testing to survive budget cuts
• Houston attorney pleads guilty in child porn case
• Houston's drainage fee vote may be heading to court
• Two dead in apparent murder-suicide in east Houston
• Harris County sheriff's deputies seek duo in carjacking
• Bulls' Noah fined $50,000 by NBA for remark to fan
• Djokovic wins first match in Paris; now 38-0 in 2011
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• Fun, free, fabulous performances at Miller Outdoor Theatre in June
• 3 Hewlett-Packard VPs seen leaving
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• Texas eminent domain bill becomes law
• Texan dies 2 weeks after son allegedly sets her on fire
• Enterprise to sell $170M ETE shares
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• Makeover at Bush's Terminal B will take 7 to 10 years
• Records management company comes to NE Houston
• Bridgewood builds Meyerland senior apartments
• Texas mass layoffs dip in April
• Dierker wants to see Jim Crane's ownership step up and restore Astros
• UIL baseball playoffs: regional semifinal round schedules are set
• Civilian who died in Ft. Hood massacre will get heroism medal
• Police: Intruder who burned home, trashed pool was ex-wife
• Dozens of flights over Texas diverted due to rain
• Cheniere shares soar on LNG approval
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• Texas revenue bill creates $2B in business tax breaks
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• Harold Camping, author of Rapture prophecy, 'flabbergasted' that it didn't occur
• Saudis set June 17 for women to flout laws by driving
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• Violent crime falls 5.5% in U.S.; property crime down, too
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• Motorist charged in hit-and-run accident near U.S. 59
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• Titian & Ledray on display
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• UH tops host UT to advance in NCAA softball tourney
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• Alcorn State bounces TSU from SWAC baseball tourney
• 7-year-old uncle found toddler in backyard drowning
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• Portion of Mississippi River closes after barges sink
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• Suspect sought in violent Harris County carjacking
• Guns-on-campus bill appears dead in Austin, lawmaker says
• Texas suspect nabbed after he misdials officer for pot deal
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• Police: Man gunned down in south Houston home
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• BP reaches $1B settlement with Mitsui
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• Read excerpts from college emails about Giffords gunman
• HBJ 40 Under 40 winners honored
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• Baldinger: Texans defense hurt by lockout, 8-8 team at best
• Perry signs abortion sonogram bill into law
• FBI looking at Unabomber in '82 Tylenol tampering case
• Goldberg achieves personal tournament milestone
• Olivas' latest book explores education for undocumented
• Help the Food Bank with “The Cleverley” at Spicy Pickle
• Ariz. college releases emails about Giffords gunman
• Texas foreclosure rate 6th lowest in U.S.
• We love you, Liz
• Art Car Weekend 2011
• Pirates of the Caribbean On Stranger Tides
• Opening at Wade Wilson Art
• Report: Congress leaders agree on 4 more years of Patriot Act
• Austin, El Paso, San Antonio dropped from anti-terror grants
• No fishin' poles needed: Senate OKs hand-caught catfish
• Rick Perry says he's too busy in Texas to run for president
• $100 oil here to stay, energy expert says
• Big banks increase Houston market share
• Houston Plating expands South Houston HQ
• Diamond adds third drill ship to Hyundai order
• Omega vessel sinks in Gulf
• Armored truck robbed near credit union in Spring Branch
• Jim Crane to inherit major challenge in fixing Astros
• Tip from bank led to bust in Houston identity theft case
• Man wanted in sex crimes against woman, child
• SEC lawsuit names former Baker Energy employees
• BMC opens Houston lumber yard
• League City couple wins food truck contest with dogged determination
• Exxon donates to UH for math, science
• Bernie Madoff's booze collection sells for twice its estimated value
• Sad faces in Victoria: no pool for kids on Memorial Day
• Biking commuters want more to come along for ride
• Police surround southwest Houston bar, but suspect gets away
• Texas Emergency to open Atascocita ER
• Oil States makes $600M debt offering
• Giffords on hubby: 'good stuff.' Astronaut on her: 'recovering well'
• United - Continental rebranding coming to IAH soon
• Enron's Fastow may be home by June 17
• Boy tied to chair in Dallas school by a sub, mom alleges
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for May 19th – 25th
• Texas comptroller projects increased revenue
• Diamond Offshore, Anadarko ink $1.8B drilling deal
• KBR wins $9.1M Port Arthur refinery expansion contract
• Dow, Bluebonnet credit unions mull merger
• Despite Rush's praise, Perry steadfast in 2012 denials
• Ft. Hood suspect could learn today if it's a death penalty case
• Man convicted of murder in error denied compensation by Texas
• Military makes few inroads in stopping friendly fire deaths
• Get 'er done: Shuttle crew installs $2 billion magnet at ISS
• Recall ramps up Cleveland race tension with meeting tonight
• Rick Casey: Past-due bill isn’t Harris County’s problem
• Texans rookie Keo vies for spot as starting safety
• Senate leader: Texas legislators 'day closer to special session'
• Dirk and Durant: Humble stars in image-driven era
• Grants support research to develop novel treatment for children's cancer
• Hilsenbeck named Fellow of American Statistical Association
• An Offender List Offends
• Dealing with Child Porn
• The Mayor of Montrose
• Interview: Thomas Fec of Tobacco and Black Moth Super Rainbow
• Death at Houston retirement community ruled homicide
• Former newspaper publisher Edward Harte dies
• Here We Go Magic at Fitz May 23
• <i>What's the Score</i> looks at the new Astros owners, the Dynamo, NBA
• Source: Giffords doing well after skull surgery
• Lawmakers agree to shut Sugar Land prison
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Thursday, May 19, 2011
• Astros GM Ed Wade reflects on McLane, discusses potential impact of Jim Crane
• NASA checking damage to space shuttle heat tiles
• City and HPD reach deal to save 273 jailers' jobs
• HPD: Suspect had to cut body to move it (w/video)
• The Watchful Eye: teaching a new generation
• Senate votes down offshore drilling bill
• Lonza expands with cleanroom
• Texas drought losses on track for record
• S&P report predicts fast Texas recovery
• Hispanics might gain seat in Houston political map
• Debate on revenue grinds to a halt among Texas lawmakers
• Senate wants El Paso police lineup to be same as Houston's
• Business owner gets 7 years in power wheelchair scam
• Prevention, education key focus for health care, TMC head says
• Study: Homosexuality didn't cause Catholic clergy abuse
• Health care clarity key for economy, HBJ Growth Summit told
• First Investors to sell shares
• Klein teacher kept porn at work for 'shock value,' police allege
• Purina's Wag and Walk to benefit Houston Vets and Pets follow up with slideshow
• Harris Co. man left bound in blanket for 2 days after burglary
• Zine Fest Houston 2011 This Saturday at Khon’s
• Truly Traumatic
• Stanford receiver sues Houston law firm
• Man wanted for questioning in stabbing death of girlfriend
• Ke$ha: Give her your teeth!
• Buckeye���s Inland purchase canceled
• Senate votes down ���big oil��� tax-exemption repeal
• Louisiana issues snake advisory with the Mississippi high
• Louisiana issues snake advisory with the Mississippi high
• Endeavour arrives at ISS in shuttle program's next-to-last mission
• Police say S. Korean crucified himself with drill, string, nails
• Comcast offers ethernet to Houston mid-size businesses
• Polygamist sect member takes challenge to court today
• A deal at one of the city’s best inexpensive spots, Café Pita+
• Texas Children's No. 4 on national list
• Scam artist poses as Lyondell recruiter
• Failed BP deal creates Arctic opening
• Weather for weekend Woodlands triathlon: warm, slightly muggy
• Plains to build $300M Texas pipeline
• Continental, United continue integration
• United-Continental unites systems for pre-flight check-ins
• Targa Resources snaps up Flex Tank
• Texas ranks 9th in exports adaptability
• Houston home sales lag in April, report says
• Officer working security fires gun near Galleria club
• Today in Austin: House considers ways to get another $1.8B
• SWAC baseball tourney begins with PV, TSU in field
• Women's NCAA golf championships begin in Bryan
• San Jacinto tabs Wonders as men's basketball coach
• UH notebook: Hightower product transfers from Pitt
• International star Marquez helps MLS' credibility, growth
• District rivals Lamar, Westside meet in baseball playoffs
• Nowitzki's 48 points power Mavs past Thunder in Game 1
• Aggieland a magical place for Kennedy, Justice says
• LPGA vet unveils in book different side of golf icon Hogan
• Ex-cartel boss is doing harder time now in feds' Supermax
• Ex-Enron exec Fastow returns to Houston
• Spanish-speaking Houstonians sought for roles in health-promotion plays
• Certain breast cancer patients may benefit from combined HER-2 targeted treatment without chemotherapy
• Komen Houston Grant continues support of breast care at Ben Taub Hospital
• HPD: Savvy car-repair grifters are targeting the elderly
• McCann connects for two homers to lift Braves over Astros in extra frames
• Zeta leader tied to U.S. agent's death may face trial in Houston
• State revenues get a $1.2 billion boost
• UIL softball playoffs: Houston regional semifinal round schedule
• Cavaliers win NBA draft lottery; Rockets to pick 14th
• Longtime head of HISD oversight panel retiring
• Houston mostly unchanged in new Senate districts
• Harris County to hire more jailers, hoping to cut OT costs
• Giffords set for skull surgery
• Source: Rockets focusing on three coaching finalists
• Appeals court: Secret Houston sentencing of Mexico drug lord illegal
• Another round of NFL talks ends without agreement
• Astros option LHP Abad to Triple-A, purchase contract of RHP Fernando Rodriguez
• Houston chain saw beheading suspect denies killing best friend
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Wednesday, May 18, 2011
• Mayor, Houston firefighters reach deal to avoid layoffs
• Woodlands Junior Clay Court Championships is June 17-19
• Woodlands Junior Clay Court Championships is June 17-19
• Rick Perry’s stealth Presidential Campaign
• Texas Senate approves redrawing the district map
• Polygamist sect member is first to appeal his conviction
• HTA names seeds for the Houston Open Super Champ 16-18 juniors
• Ron Paul: "the president wanted to punish Texas"
• Focus on employees during tough times, Houston CEOs say
• Lawmakers call for more scrutiny over economic grants
• Two Houston banks on lending fund short list
• Capital One Bank to shift top leadership
• Bounce U Free KIDPalooza
• Denali venture abandoning pipeline project in Alaska
• DVD Slight Return: Big Bang, Daydream Nation
• Officials: Comptroller to give lawmakers $1B more for budget
• Downtown building selected for brewpub
• Five take $22,000 from woman in Houston
• Dynamo signs soft drink sponsorship
• Wireless service allowing trade-ins
• Pernix shares take hit on Q1 report
• Opexa shares surge on Red Cross deal
• UT professor dies in fall on slick trail at Yosemite
• Rowdy passenger on flight from Houston was trying to kill self
• Mississippi flood evacuees move into enclave built for Katrina
• Cops seek other teens who knew Montgomery rape suspect
• Dwarf barista's firing in Texas prompts feds to sue Starbucks
• HP earnings up but outlook down
• BP: talks continue past Rosneft deadline
• Lawsuit over party at Texas justice's house is settled in Dallas
• ConocoPhillips submits Aussie drill plan
• Testify – Victor Krummenacher of Camper Van Beethoven
• TRC sets up Eagle Ford Shale task force
• Q1 energy deal value up 69%, report says
• Houston 16th in nation for average CEO pay
• Fewer Harris County foreclosures posted in May
• Good news: Houston may not get back to 90 degrees until Friday
• 3 from Houston admit to credit card fraud in Louisiana
• Harris Co. deputies seek suspect in fatal shooting at store
• 1 killed in motorcycle wreck on Louetta
• Last smallpox stock won't be destroyed, U.S. official says
• Judge wants more information in Clemens perjury case
• Mavericks, Thunder bring new blood to Western finals
• Rockets seek lightning in a bottle in tonight's draft lottery
• Hanson, Braves strikeout Astros' offense in win
• Shuttle launch 'a triumphant moment' for Giffords, Kelly
• Shuttle launch 'a triumphant moment' for Giffords, Kelly
• Best friend charged in Houston chain saw killing (w/video)
• Texas budget talks come up short on education
• Researchers host presentation on HIV vaccine research May 18
• Houston Community College selects faculty, students for 2011 Salzburg Global Seminar
• Liberty Co. rocked by separate child molestation cases
• Elections results: For races all over the Houston area
• Voter ID bill heads to Perry's desk
• Magno International CEO Raul Pedraza part of Jim Crane's group to buy Astros
• 2011 HCC Graduates shine
• FoxSportsHouston.com to carry Woodlands-Klein series
• Kennedy introduced as new A&M basketball coach
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Tuesday, May 17, 2011
• Port of Houston leaders ask DA's input on allegations
• Appeals court backs NFL, lockout remains in place
• Child, 6, struck in possible drive-by in NW Harris County
• UIL baseball playoffs: Houston-area regional quarterfinal round schedule
• Jim Crane looking to be smart, spend money wisely in restoring Astros
• Houston man charged in friend's dismemberment
• Texans frustrated but not surprised by court's labor ruling
• Injured Woods says he's still aiming to be at U.S. Open
• Commencement theme: Leadership and service
• Harris Co. prosecutors: Murder suspect threatened informant
• McLane announces purchase agreement with Jim Crane at news conference
• Fun and Games with The Montrose Art Society
• Astros' McLane sells team to Houston investors
• Database: Statistics on U.S. new-home sales since 1963
• Iran���s president may become OPEC head
• Continental Carbon inks Saudi licensing deal
• Imperial shares still on sugar high
• Noble ends drilling at offshore Israel well
• United Space Alliance set for layoffs
• Rowan sells off LeTourneau stake
• 18-year-old man found shot to death in west Houston
• Woman injured in Fort Bend drive-by shooting
• McLane to announce sale of Astros
• Donald Trump says he will not run for president in 2012
• Layoff notices on the way, Houston firefighters' union says
• 2 more victims identified in Liberty Co. sex assault cases
• Trust
• Monday Pop Quiz
• 2 teens die when ATV goes over cliff in El Paso County
• Dallas-area schools will stop using Jakes' church for graduation
• 500,000 including Giffords gather to see launch of Endeavour
• Endeavour blasts off on final mission
• The Woodlands sees spike in home sales
• Galveston mulls $24M City storm shelter
• BP-Rosneft share swap expires today
• Open floodgates could threaten refinery
• Consultant: 'shale gale' just a breeze
• Houston's summer travelers stay grounded
• Floods in Louisiana could be as deep as 20 feet soon
• HBJ���s Celebrate Enterprise lineup released
• Officer wounds man at Northwest Mall
• Galveston trying to reverse island's population loss
• Property owners prey on Houston's poor with risky rentals
• Report sex abuse to police, Vatican tells Catholic bishops
• Old Addicks and Barker dams get closer looks
• Elderly inmates are putting a burden on Texas taxpayers
• Bulls thump Heat 103-82 to take Game 1 of East finals
• Rick Casey: 'Loser pays' bill bad for the taxpayers
• Tompkins: Red-snapper season just 48 days this year
• Endurance events take fitness to the extreme
• Rising airfares for summer are grounding some travelers
• Egyptians want Mubarak punished, Arab columnist says
• Conroe facility treating mentally ill in 3 counties opens today
• Patricia Kilday Hart: Debate raises uneasy issue in Legislature
• Masked men try to burn Houston mosque; HFD investigates
• Cinco de Mayo Celebration Gets Residents in Festive Mood!
• H-E-B awards $480,000 at Excellence in Education Awards
• Few bars punished in customers' DWI cases
• Summer fun without the sun: Regal Cinemas dollar days
• Turner, Mets take rubber game of series against Astros
• Parker rallies GLBT group at Austin equality event
• Woodlands divers Loukas, Cook qualify for Team USA
• Toll rises in Guatemala massacre; most of the victims beheaded
• 2 men jailed in child sex assaults
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Monday, May 16, 2011
• Ex-Aero Boogaard's brain donated for trauma research
• Choi outlasts Toms in Players Championship playoff
• UIL baseball playoffs: 13-5A, 14-5A teams face off for bragging rights this week
• Conroe mobile home fire kills woman, 3 children
• Gillies third-period goal gives Aeros 2-0 West finals lead
• Engine fire report forces emergency landing in flight from Dallas
• Thunder drop Grizzlies in Game 7 to reach West finals
• Two simple reasons Nnamdi won't be a Texan
• Shooting in Austin's popular Sixth Street may be gang-related
• Giffords in Fla. to watch husband's shuttle launch; all systems go
• Construction projects complete
• A very capable crew for cooking crawfish....
• NASA OKs Endeavour launch May 16
• Astros slugger Carlos Lee becomes 17th active player to reach 2,000 hits
• Voters decide on leaders, Seawall parking
• Houston trauma center leaders warn cuts could cost lives
• UIL softball playoffs: Houston regional quarterfinal-round scoreboard
• You May Have Heard Of This Band Here In Houston...
• Next chief sees M.D. Anderson leading in new cancer care
• Exiting YES leader looks forward to challenges in Tennessee
• Houston's Own Mighty Orq
• KOPEK's HOUSTON TOUR STOP: PART 3
• P.S. Houston Loves You KOPEK
• KOPEK Performs In Houston
• 2011 HCC Graduation: Celebrating our graduates
• UIL baseball playoffs: Houston area-round complete scoreboard
• In the Mountain, In the Cloud with Portugal. The Man’s Zach Carothers
• Man fatally injured after jumping onto bed where knife was placed
• HPD hunt continues for driver in crash killing woman
• Texas Hindu leader convicted in molestations still on the run
• FRANCES BISHOP PORTER, 93
• Astros OF Jason Michaels looking forward to fresh start
• NASA clears shuttle Endeavour for Monday launch
• Houston 2011 Greek Festival by Joe Sioufi
• UIL baseball playoff: Clements overcomes Dobie to advance
• St. Thomas powers its way to TAPPS state title
• 2011 HCC Graduation: Pre-graduation show now under way
• Obama grants extensions on Gulf, Alaska drill leases
• Inevitable player comparisons: Texans' Reed and Packers' Elmore?
• What may be oldest film footage of Houston is showing today
• Stanford victims will soon learn if insurance will cover losses
• Harris County investigating Port of Houston leaders
• Website anonymity pays dividends in Houston gang arrests
• Revenue legislation keeps late bills alive in Austin
• Family of Splendora boy set on fire in '98 wants case reopened
• Gas nears $4, but relief may be down road
• Horse owner travels from Remington to SHRP tonight
• Boxing: Aguilera faces top heavyweight Arreola tonight
• Rice's Adams wins third decathlon title at C-USA meet
• Wacha notches 12 Ks in A&M's 7-3 win over Nebraska
• Bartman wins Carlton Woods title with final-round 71
• Dynamo say mental miscues the reason for recent skid
• Soccer notebook: Tough stretch ahead for Dynamo
• UH squanders lead in 6-5 loss to Southern Mississippi
• UH's Carter makes jump from 2A to C-USA supremacy
• UIL baseball playoffs: Houston area-round scoreboard, through Friday's games
• Former Rockets coach Van Gundy tells A&M no thanks
• Lankford's homer lifts Lamar over Cy-Fair in Game 1
• Former Aeros enforcer Derek Boogaard dead at 28
• Commencement ceremonies ramp up in Houston area
• Fate of school bonds in Houston voters' hands today
• For bitten mail carriers, Houston leading the pack
• Mets rely on long ball from trio of hitters to rally late against Astros
• Suspect at large in latest police chase involving a child
• Bulk of Texans owing FEMA live in Houston area
• Mills sad to hear of Hall of Fame slugger Harmon Killebrew's declining health
• Biggio homer helps St. Thomas bag TAPPS state title
• Data show Houston auto crashes drop 13%
• Houston woman gets life for strangling newborn with panties
• Astros skipper Brad Mills pleased with Keppinger's first minor league rehab game
• Pornography found in Osama bin Laden's hideout
• Saturday vote in Galveston will decide on paid Seawall parking
• Mills reflects on McLane, sale of Astros to Jim Crane
• Clements' DeGrate finishes 2nd at 5A state golf tourney
• The 25th Anniversary of the Texas Crawfish & Music Festival opens THIS WEEKEND
• Venus Williams pulls out of French Open
• Texas House votes to ban 'offensive' security pat-downs
• Texas House approves concussion bill for school sports
• Trico completes subsidiary restructure
• W&T completes Permian Basin acquisition
• Tax preparers accused of false claims
• Texas lawmakers pass Internet tax bill
• Ex Transocean CEO returning as chairman
• HLSR names executive committee leaders
• Fort Bend officials: Arrests could clear 13 burglary cases
• Feds to monitor elections in Galveston, 4 other Texas counties
• Dead man found in pickup in Alief school parking lot
• Sam Houston Race Park selections for Friday, May 13
• Tripoli bishop: Gadhafi 'probably wounded'
• Everything Must Go
• Cinco Ranch's Miller to join Texas A&M's women's track squad
• Crane, Astros unlikely to lure GM Andrew Friedman away from Tampa
• Rehabbing Ryans says he'll be 'pretty close' by the time season starts
• Flooding Mississippi River threatens catfish industry
• Port official under fire over finances
• United Contiental asks flight attendents for merger help
• U of H joins Rice on list of top universities
• Likely showers will give way to sun in Houston today
• Joy ride crash leaves teen dead
• KBR tops 2011 HBJ engineering list
• Houston foreclosures dip, report says
• Spectra buys $390M Kentucky pipeline
• Rain welcomed, but drought still a problem
• Houston ranks at bottom in mass transit coverage for workers
• Insiders allege 'total chaos' with Houston port authority CEO
• Keppinger shines in first minor league rehab game for Double-A Corpus Christi
• Crane likely to hire ex-Rockets president George Postolos as Astros' CEO
• Bridesmaids
• Justice: Texans' Casey takes inspiring path to degree
• Baby left in carjacked vehicle after chase and crash
• Updated UIL baseball playoff schedule-scoreboard
• HISD toughens teacher evaluations
• Celebrating HCC Veteran Graduates
• St. Thomas rallies for extra-inning win in TAPPS 5A state semifinal
• Officer's killer gets 40 years, apologizes to man's family
• Some fear politics will play key role in A&M chancellor search
• Weekend Weather Forecast For Houston And Vicinity, Friday, May 13, 2011
• Texas finishes third in player draft derby
• AAA finds Texas gas prices up 3 cents a gallon
• Ron Paul running for president a third time, aides say
• Energy XXI makes $41M asset sale
• Boyfriend charged with missing woman's murder
• Oil execs defend tax breaks
• Flotek sets $29M private placement
• Schools, Medicaid could be put at risk
• Astros clear spot for OF Michaels after securing waivers on IF Joe Inglett
• 2 Border Patrol agents killed in train crash during pursuit
• United-Continental says furloughs possible for flight attendants
• People, animals head to higher ground as Mississippi swells
• Texas House seeks Department of Insurance transparency
• Biggio, St. Thomas one win away from return trip to TAPPS championship game
• House OKs tougher laws on Texas cockfighting
• A Toast to Women "Healthy Hearts" event hosted by Clos du Bois Winery
• I know exactly what I'm doing this weekend
• Dynamo making progress on new stadium
• Study: Oil spill affects 39 non-endangered species
• Tribune: Questions raised about A&M chief's departure
• DNA leads to arrest in cold case: slaying of Texan over $6
• Chevy trucks most stolen in April, HPD says
• Pet center barks up retail space at tony West Ave
• Rice students construct portable emergency shelter
• Testify – Barry Burns of Mogwai
• <i>What's the Score</i> looks at the NBA playoffs, Astros, Dynamo
• Mississippi tries to warn those with no electricity about flood
• Mark Kelly, rest of shuttle crew arrive in Fla. for launch
• FFW – The Free Press Preview for May 12th – 18th
• City council approves sale of Midtown building
• Board names finalist for top spot at M.D. Anderson
• West U, Bellaire lag in sales tax revenue growth
• Gulf refineries brace for Mississippi flooding
• Houston employers easy on work schedules, survey says
• House passes fracking disclosure bill
• 300 remain without power after Houston outages
• Man's body found at car wash near Old Spanish Trail
• Houston could get a little more rain later today
• Report: Houston in bottom third for public transit
• 1 killed, 21 hurt as Houston-bound bus wrecks
• Houston Palestinian Film Festival
• Broken bone can't deny Amadu's quest for state title
• RESIDENTS OF THE BUCKINGHAM BRING ROYAL CHARM TO HOUSTON
• PRESS RELEASE: Books Up Streets Down Community Event & Concert
• Crafting Live(S)
• Books Up Streets Down Community Event & Concert
• Creatures From The Deep
• Houstonians Trading on Grocery Store's Texas Arrival
• Houston's Bachelors a Prize?
• Pet Sounds
• Farrar Calls on Shelters to Kill Fewer Dogs, Cats
• Westside outlasts Jersey Village in area-round opener
• Search continues for woman's remains in Brookshire
• 'Value added' plan dividing schools, teachers across Texas
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Thursday, May 12, 2011
• Some Texans suffer; for others, tax breaks considered
• Forks Over Knives
• GOP's redistricting map may spell changes to Texas Senate
• Retired lieutenant general jumps into U.S. Senate race
• 40th Anniversary HCC trustee luncheon
• State emails reveal frustration over Texas data breach
• UIL softball playoffs: Houston regional quarterfinal-round schedule
• UIL softball playoffs: Angleton offense explodes late for come-from-behind win
• Sports authority dives into reserves to make debt payment
• East finals bound: Miami ousts Boston in Game 5
• Two motorcyclists killed in Montgomery County crash
• Pence snaps Astros' four-game skid in walk-off fashion
• An early taste of Brasserie 19; seemingly a fine fit for the River Oaks Shopping
• Journal indicates bin Laden sought new strikes against U.S.
• Blogging While Intoxicated: Big Money & State politics edition
• Watercolor Society of Houston hosts Experimental Watermedia Exhibit
• Katherine Houston Art Studio Opening and Art Exhibition
• Too much damn time on his hands: a trip through Rick Perry’s twitter feed
• Artists Alive and Well - May meeting minutes plus a call for entries
• Dog-bite claim costs see biggest jump since 2007, group says
• Defunding the future: HISD faces broad spending cuts while parents question school closures
• COME SEE WHY WE'RE #1
• ConocoPhillips abandons Peru oil block amid local uproar
• Feds want biggest changes to pilot training in decades
• Bird that winters in Texas will stay off endangered list
• ConocoPhillips CEO blasts feds move on O&G deduction
• Dynamo billboard plays on Dallas inferiority complex
• Bank heist linked to Facebook posts leads to 4 indictments
• HOUSTON BALLET "Raising the Barre" by JOE SIOUFI
• Texas officials: Spillover violence underreported
• Fort Bend man gets 33 years for family drug ring
• Houston sales tax revenue up 3.5% in April
• Houston ranks No. 6 for wages in South, report says
• Longhorns switch to Houston's ESPN 97.5
• Gabrielle Giffords flying to Florida for shuttle launch — again
• Woman tells police she shot intruder at Gulfbank apartment
• See surveillance pic from disco where man run over
• The Questionable Death of Emmanuel Goldstein bin Laden
• Imperial Sugar shares higher on earnings news
• Some in Congress will see pics of Osama bin Laden's body
• 'Grandad Bandit' from 2 Houston heists gets 25-year sentence
• Border Patrol in Texas finds 12 in a truck with no ventilation
• Memorial Hermann in sports medicine venture
• After layoffs, HISD posts 300 job openings
• Anheuser-Busch lobbys Texas senate to kill beer bill
• Texas bill may limit wind insurer claims
• Washington mulls pulling oil tax subsidies
• A different kind of school pictures: what's on lunch tray
• Man who rammed cop car after 3 killings upset over divorce
• Stanford trial date set
• HPD finds suspect in fall killing on Long Point already behind bars
• McEvoy named Oceaneering president, CEO
• Fannin office tower up for sale
• Ex-general in Iraq will run for U.S. Senate seat in Texas
• Relief from muggy heat may be on the way
• 3 in 5 now approve of Obama after the bin Laden killing
• La Grange native Homer Bailey shines in Reds' victory over Astros
• Woodlands golfer Futcher having year to remember
• Aeros beat Admirals 4-2, advance to conference finals
• Democrats lose relevancy in Texas House
• McHale interviews for Rockets head coaching job
• Baseball playoffs: Memorial is racking up home runs
• Rose powers Bulls past Hawks 95-83 for 3-2 series lead
• UH notebook: Premium pitching powering softball team
• Texas A&M moving forward with basketball vacancy
• BCM student receives two national awards
• McLane could sell Astros to Jim Crane's group by next week
• Big donation gives Aggies access to giant telescope
• Front bringing 40% chance of rain Thursday
• River Oaks chef plans to serve up a tribute to the troops
• Jockey found dead in vehicle at Churchill Downs
• Mixed doubles team delivers Memorial its first tennis title
• Montgomery girls capture 10th state golf championship
• Ex-fire chief gets 1 year for stealing Montgomery County money
• Perry: All but 2 counties are fire disaster areas
• Steve Smith linked to Texans?
• Mountain lion shot hours before Obama arrives in El Paso
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Wednesday, May 11, 2011
• Austin stump offers taste of '12
• Houston natural gas trader gets 6 years in fraud case
• Cardinals manager La Russa has shingles, return unsure
• Lakers' Bynum suspended 5 games for foul on Barea
• Galveston gas leak causes two-hour evacuation
• HPD survey finds more blacks get pulled over. Really HPD, Really?
• Obama: Fix what's broken on immigration
• New break in case of missing pregnant woman from 2006
• A&M Chancellor Michael McKinney to retire on July 1
• Astros sign catcher Max Ramirez to minor league deal
• Some words from Thurogood Wordsmith
• Enterprise Products sees huge earnings surge
• Houston competes for $1M 'Talent Dividend'
• Temptation Tuesday Art & Wine - Flora & Muse - Featuring Nan Toole
• Texas Senate boosts prosecutors in fight vs. human smuggling
• Free Press Summerfest Stage Guide Released
• Texas to scrutinize corporate incentives
• University General buys into Dickinson center
• Texas HB2886 guest worker bill provides sound fiscal and societal solutions
• Burleson law firm adds partners at San Antonio office
• Insiders sell shares at Houston companies
• Comicpalooza event set for return to Houston
• Texan who saved Quran from fire arrested at preacher's event
• McLane reportedly finalizing deal to sell Astros to Jim Crane
• Texas House calls for immigration law enforcement
• Houston moms get their own daily deals
• Buddy Holly's widow: Plaza would be great for a wedding
• Texas Watchdog: School systems hang on to tens of millions in reserve funds while laying off teachers
• Testify – Zoë Keating
• Houston 2011 Greekfest
• Rowdy Calif. passenger had others thinking about bomb
• 25th anniversary of the Texas Crawfish and Music Festival in Old Town Spring
• Houston natural gas trader sentenced to six years
• University study ties fracking to methane in water supply
• Sugar Land approves talks to build concert hall
• Sysco looks to overseas expansion
• NTSB official weighs in on Conroe plane crash
• Firefighters prepare to search ruin of Houston townhome
• Microsoft gets Web communication company Skype for $8.5B
• Targa, DCP in $360M Mont Belvieu expansion
• World events focus of HBJ Energy Forum
• Driver, 15, dies after chase in Walker Co.
• Earthquake measuring 7.1 hits near New Caledonia
• Flooding peaks in Memphis; Mississippi Delta prepares for worst
• Montgomery girls hold six-shot lead at state golf tourney
• College Park duo advances to 5A state tennis finals
• Rice notebook: Senior golfer glad OSU is in his regional
• Thunder tie series with Grizzlies with triple-OT victory
• Wood, Reds rely on long ball to defeat Aneury Rodriguez, Astros
• Aeros prep for fitting finale in Game 7 of division finals
• New baseball bats are bringing death to heavy metal
• More black motorists pulled over, according to HPD study
• Astros designate veteran RHP Nelson Figueroa for assignment
• Houston Public Radio ready to split formats next Monday
• 1 marine, 12 Zeta cartel suspects die at Falcon Lake
• James, Wade lead Heat past Celtics in OT for 3-1 lead
• Weslaco school board president charged in extortion for elementary contract
• HPD: Officer's gun missing after Greyhound station shooting
• Turgeon leaves A&M to take coaching job at Maryland
• As expected, House passes tort reform
• TxDOT gets grant to study Houston-Dallas high-speed rail
• Dog-friendly family fun walk to benefit local Houston charities
• Cremated remains unclaimed from closed Stafford funeral home
• Weather Forecast For Houston TX And Vicinity, Tuesday, May 10, 2011
• Ex-youth facility staffer charged in sex assault
• Els leads class of six into World Golf Hall of Fame
• Dynamo's Sarkodie gets called up to U.S. U-20 team
• NFL: Judge's labor ruling discounted harm to league
• Houston's YES Prep chief moving to Tennessee
• Internet tough guy talking trash? Them’s suing words
• Injuries scrap lightweight title bout at UFC 130
• Garnett, Bryant back on NBA all-defensive team
• Annual pre-teen tournament returns to the Houston Racquet Club
• Bair to leave FDIC on July 8 after term expires
• Milby High student skips class, drowns in San Jacinto River
• Houston attorney Kenny Friedman still hoping for opportunity to buy Astros
• Sysco shares surge on earnings news
• Clear Creek teacher resigns after bin Laden remark
• Texas Senate OKs voter ID bill in 19-12 vote
• 'Thor' sentenced for hacking ATMs using Obama as alias
• Texas House OKs 'loser-pays' tort reform
• UIL baseball playoffs: Houston area-round schedule
• Pearland boy dies 2 days after golf cart accident
• Dynegy posts 1Q loss, paints bleak outlook
• Call For Entries: Gift of Gift of 2011
• Belgian cyclist dies in crash at Giro d'Italia
• HPD probes retirement home death, signs of struggle
• School attack after mom burned 'random,' educator says
• Linn Energy makes $750M debt offering
• CFOs have inflation concerns as economy heats up
• StartArt Houston member artists to attend Houston Peace Festival Art Show
• Texas lost 56K jobs after Mexico free trade deal
• Atlantic Trust, CMIT Solutions have eye on Houston
• Texan shows off face transplant: new lips, skin, muscle, nerves
• NYC center would be 'Muslim YMCA,' imam says in Houston
• Sysco boosts net earnings
• Groupon promotions good for start-ups, study says
• American Airlines considers widening movie offerings
• DOT gives Texas $15M for high-speed rail
• 1 in every 38 kids may have autism, researchers suggest
• Some are warned to leave homes with river high in Memphis
• Man critical after car runs over him on Gulfton
• Car sets off apartment fire in SW Houston, HFD says
• Man kills 3, then dies while ramming Austin-area cop car
• Linn Energy snaps up Texas, Okla. properties
• Houston CEOs make top pay list
• Pipe maker breaks ground on Houston R&D facility
• Experts say Houston economy not out of woods yet
• Study: Harris County ranks 19th in air pollution
• Supporters say yacht tax break would help Texas
• 'Tractor Dave' plans 9,300-mile ride for charity