July 16, 2008
Morning Roundup
- KTRK has more information about what the Joe Horn grand jury saw when it decided not to charge Horn
- Oil prices fell more than they have in 17 years yesterday, finally settling at $138.74 a barrel, down 4.4 percent
- Houstonians paid their respects to Dr. Michael DeBakey as he lay in repose in the City Hall rotunda Tuesday
- A man who tried to abduct a Fresno teen got more than he bargained for when his would-be victim kicked him in the family jewels and ran away
- Going up soon on lower Westheimer: an uber-trendy boutique hotel
- Cameras to capture graffiti taggers are all well and good, but what happens if they paint over the lenses?
- The family of Jack Phoummarath, the UT student from Houston who died at a fraternity binge-drinking party in 2005, has agreed to a $4.2 million settlement with the fraternity and some of its members
- Sugar Land police are looking for a man who exposed himself to a woman and child at a store last month
- Houston was the country's second-best market for real estate investing in the second quarter of this year, a report says
- Meet the E-bike, your new commuting buddy
- Houston-area home sales fell for the 10th straight month in June, but the median price of sold homes hit a record high
- Anita Perry: Please contribute to the Governor's Mansion rebuilding
- The most popular children's names in Houston last year? Emily and Daniel
- Today's weather: High 94, will feel like 101, low 76, 30 percent chance of afternoon showers.
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The gj in the Horn case made a decision, it's a done deal, legally. The media should leave the man alone so he can try to put his life back together. Don't they have plenty of "regular" murders to report..... just like chron.com "someone on the "insert side of Houston" was shot last night by someone else following a fight/drugdeal/driveby, more later as details unfold".