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Fake No Parking Signs

Fake no parking signs crop up all over Houston: Illegal signs prove to be an effective scare tactic

By Tyler Rudick

After recent reports on the growing problem of fake "no parking" signs, the City of Houston is hoping to set the record straight about legitimate street parking. We all know ...


Brew News

New brewery to open in Heights: Former oil chemist conjures up a bike friendly, beer garden haven

By Whitney Radley

Houston has become a hotbed for hopheads, and the latest craft brewery to ease into the market is Town in City Brewing Co., the brain child of former oil and gas chemist, Justin Engle, and his part ...


Your chance to vote

Recycle power: Houston in the running for Bloomberg's $5 million Mayors Challenge prize

By Whitney Radley

Back in November, the City of Houston was selected as one of 20 finalists for the Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge, a competition for a $5 million grand prize that will help a city impleme ...


Helping Hens

Chickens in the city: Campaign to treat the birds like cats or dogs makes big strides

By Whitney Radley

Hens for Houston believes that the current city ordinance outlawing chickens within a 100 feet of a neighboring home, school, church or business is behind the times. And, as evidenced by a strong s ...


Passing On Knowledge & Bad Acting

Houston's once-mocked mass shooting defense video adopted by other states: A grant well spent?

By Whitney Radley

In the wake of the movie theater shootings in Aurora, Colo., the City of Houston released a garish-bordering-on-comical PSA video to teach residents the strategy to "RUN. HIDE. FIGHT ...


A Singles Haven

Main Street high-rise gets big tax incentives: The $67 million SkyHouse is set to rise

By Whitney Radley

News broke last week that Novare Group, an Atlanta-based developer, was partnering with two other firms on plans to build a 24-story, 336-unit high-rise apartment at 1625 Main Street — b ...


Think green

In search for innovative ideas, Houston is among top 20 finalists for $5 million prize

By Whitney Radley

Bloomberg Philanthropies has released its top 20 finalists for the Mayors Challenge, a competition for a $5 million grand prize to help with implementation of an innovative idea. And out of 305 app ...


Earth Day Breakfast

Mayor Annise Parker vows to make Houston known for being green as much as oil and gas

By Whitney Radley

At Hermann Square Park, under a sky threatening rain, Mayor Annise Parker hosted her second annual Earth Day Breakfast on Thursday morning, with delectable treats from Shade and Canopy Caterin ...


Portal to the world

Houston goes global with interactive website touting the city's world reach & resources

By Whitney Radley

With a population of over 2.1 million speaking more than 90 different languages, and thriving sectors of energy, industry and trade balanced by world-class arts and cultural institutions, Houston h ...


OKRA rises

Bobby Heugel's new restaurant group gains concessions in the parking ordinance fight

By Whitney Radley

Members of OKRA, Houston's newly-minted Organized Kooperative on Restaurant Affairs, made an official public appearance at the City of Houston Planning Commission on Thursday. The topic was, ye ...


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