Posted on · Arbitrators have ruled that the City of Houston was wrong in suspending three firefighters for allegedly threatening former HPFFA president Bryan Sky-Eagle.
Posted on · Recently, Bryan Sky-Eagle abruptly resigned from his role heading up the firefighterâs union here in Houston, expressing fear for his safety, saying heâd been threatened by his own fellow firefighters. In light of the resignation, we discuss the challenges inherent in leading the rank and file in a union with Ron Turner, a Professor of […]
Posted on · Recently, Bryan Sky-Eagle abruptly resigned from his role heading up the firefighter's union here in Houston, expressing fear for his safety, saying he'd been threatened by his own fellow firefighters. In light of the resignation, we discuss the challenges inherent in leading the rank and file in a union with Ron Turner, a Professor of […]
Posted on · From a firefighters union head resigning, citing threats from his own rank and file, to a n report citing IH 610 West Loop as the most congested roadway in Texas, to a court challenge to the Texas voter ID law, to Carl Lewis joining the full-time track coaching staff at the University of Houston, we […]
Posted on · On Thursday, Harris County Judge Ed Emmett met with the nonprofit Urban Land Institute to seek guidance on his idea for turning the Astrodome into the "world's largest indoor park." Judge Emmett has received a lot of feedback since unveiling his idea for the Dome last week, some good, some bad. “Yeah, I've had a […]