Subject: Uvalde

• Open Season on Pit Bulls’ Genitals

  August 15, 2008

• The Killer Next Door

  He left clues all over, but it still took investigators years to unmask the serial murderer in their midst

  July 29, 2004

• Looking the Other Way

  In Houston's Health Department, zero tolerance apparently applies only to dissidents

  April 13, 2000

• Don't Take Your Guns to Town

  Country Music Pistol Packers Hall of Fame

  April 19, 2007

• Shorthanded

  Foreign pickers aren't getting through the post-9/11 barricades to harvest U.S. crops

  December 7, 2006

• Club Directory

  April 10, 2003

• Trading Places

  Charles Miller went from providing linens to brokering the deals when Houston restaurants change hands

  November 9, 2000

• Secrets of the Sonora Aero Club

  A tale of UFOs, art collectors and the shadows of history

  December 10, 1998

• Alison Cook looks back at 1996: Year of the Rat

  December 26, 1996

• Proud Of Your Tattoos -- Even During A Bank Robbery

  Here's today's tip for Houston bank robbers: If the FBI's press release about you is able to note a detail like "he even had a skull tattooed on the back of his head," you're probably not taking that extra step to disguise your identity.Now, if you hang out in a colony of a couple thousand people who have visible skulls tattoed onto the back of their head, you're probably OK.But would it kill you to put on a hat? Maybe one of those Manny Ramirez hats the LA Dodgers (used to) sell with fake shoul

  May 11, 2009

• HPMA Aftermath: Ozeal & the Eulypians, Nosaprise, Benjamin Wesley, Tha Fucking Transmissions, Kristine Mills, Peekaboo Theory, Versecity and Spain Colored Orange

  Chris Gray​Five hours is not a long time. It is if you're driving from Houston to Texarkana or Uvalde, maybe. But when hopscotching all over downtown trying to take in as much of the Houston Press Music Awards showcase as you can until your feet and your ears cry uncle, those 300 minutes go by in a heartbeat. But every once in a while, in the words of Bob Dylan, "the next 60 seconds can seem like an eternity." Those fleeting moments are the keepers, and tops on the list Sunday was Ozeal &

  July 27, 2009

• Five Hour Energy

  July 30, 2009

• Social Distortion: Getting Off the Grid in Texas, Sorta Kinda

  ​You've probably heard the expression "getting off the grid" more times than you can shake a BlackBerry at.  These days, completely eliminating yourself from civilization (temporarily, mind you; for other self-removals, please see here immediately) is a task almost exclusively reserved for David Copperfield and Harry Potter. Furthermore, "risky behavior" usually includes embarking on an extended trip without bringing your laptop.  Madness!  Absolute madness! But this is the gre

  September 8, 2009