May 16, 2008
Morning Roundup
- Enron is asking for some of its money back, former employees who reached a settlement in a class-action lawsuit against the ex-energy giant say
- Jurors are expected to hear closing arguments Monday in the punishment phase of the trial of Juan Leonardo Quintero
- The problems in the North Forest school district just keep coming: Now it's horror stories in special ed
- UH regents voted to raise tuition and fees by nearly 6 percent for next fall
- Ira Klein, an ex-Houston physician, admitted yesterday that he plotted to kill a federal prosecutor who tried him for cheating insurance companies
- Ants!
- The FBI has taken over the investigation of a rash of local jewel thefts, trying to determine whether they're connected to each other
- Medical Center bigwig Dr. Ralph Feigin will step down once a successor is found to lead Texas Children's Hospital and Baylor's pediatric division
- Humble school officials: If you use drugs or alcohol, you lose the right to do fun stuff at school
- The Hanover Co. has announced a 37-story residential tower for BLVD Place, the new mixed-use development at Post Oak and San Felipe
- This weekend's weather: Showers this morning leading to what looks like a beautiful weekend. Today, look for a high of 78 and low of 60; Saturday and Sunday, expect sun with highs in the low 80s and lows around 62.



