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  • What Makes Cornbreadd Run
    How the Houston rapper turned a near miss on MTV into a victory for himself — and his city
    Thursday, February 05
    This should be a slam dunk. It's the Season 1 finale of MTV's reality show 50 Cent: The Money and the Power. On the line is a $100,000... More >>
  • BARC Sucks
    The city's animal shelter just can't get its act together
    Thursday, January 29
    Properly trained, a man can be dog's best friend. — Corey Ford On a Sunday morning in February 2008, the owner of a two-month old Belgian... More >>
  • BARC Sucks: System Failure
    Taking BARC to task
    Thursday, January 29
    November 2005 was a tough time for BARC. Not only did the Mayor's Task Force on Animal Control issue a critical assessment of BARC's failures,... More >>
  • Celebrating Houston's MasterMinds
    We pass on a bit of luck to the recipients of our first creativity awards
    Thursday, January 22
    A long time ago, in another era of TV land, there was a show called The Millionaire. It wasn't reality TV so it didn't really happen, but it... More >>
  • Quanell X
    The Houston activist says he's dumped the hate
    Thursday, January 15
    It's a familiar sight: activist Quanell X standing in front of a row of television news cameras, waiting for his close-up. As always, the man... More >>

National

News from Coast to Coast

Broward - Palm Beach

South Florida's underground vampires lust for more than your heart

Under any other circumstances, the girl sitting in the oversized red chair might be screaming... More >>

Dallas

The Hapless Texas Rangers Turn to their Farm System

It's a cold Thursday night in mid-January, and two police SUVs pull up in front of an Academy... More >>

Denver

Medical marijuana has become a growth industry in Colorado

See photos of 12 strains of Cannabis Therapeutics' supply at westword.com/slideshow Behind a... More >>

Kansas City

At Fort Leavenworth, officers are marching on a new target: the blogosphere

In the mountains of Afghanistan's Kunar province on June 28, 2005, four Navy SEALs embarked on... More >>

Miami

My Bloody Valentine

South Florida's underground vampires lust for more than your heart.
Under any other circumstances, the girl sitting in the oversize red chair might be screaming... More >>

Minneapolis

Radiohead cover band seeks to unlock Thom Yorke's genius

"What's That?" recreate some of modern rock's most complex songs
As the burnt glow of a fall sunset in November fades to black, freelance musician Marc... More >>

Phoenix

Will the L. Ron Hubbard House Turn a Camelback Neighborhood Into a Scientology Recruitment Mecca?

On a recent December Sunday, on a still street nestled against Camelback Mountain, a party is... More >>

San Francisco

Their Daily Bread

A new generation of activists is fighting to clean up the Tenderloin. The neighborhood’s churches are standing in their way. Whose side are the angels on?
You have the poor always with you. This saying of Jesus was recorded 2,000 years ago, and on... More >>

St. Louis

St. Louis Serenade: Seven years in the making, Kyle Beachy's debut novel is a love letter to the Gateway City

On a snowy January afternoon in Manhattan, Kyle Beachy is on the prowl for rare books. In New... More >>

Blog

Hair Balls

Houston Lawsuit Calls Foul On Those "Low-Tar" Cigarettes

Fri Feb 6, 4:58 PM

Vincent Salazar, a Houston man, is the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit filed against Philip Morris and its parent company, Altria Group, in Texas, making the state one of four where similar lawsuits were filed in the last two days.... More >>

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Comics, MasterMinds, Revolutionaries, Apartments and Transsexuals
Thursday, February 05
Bad idea: I just heard you're putting comics on "hiatus." If you don't mind my saying so, I think that idea sucks. What's next, get rid of any... More >>

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