Houston Chronicle

Houston Chronicle

By Hearst Newspapers

  • Category: News
  • Release Date: 2011-09-27
  • Current Version: 202512.1
  • Adult Rating: 12+
  • File Size: 38.06 MB
  • Developer: Hearst Newspapers
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 15.0
Score: 4.54473
4.54473
From 12,239 Ratings

Description

Know more about Houston with the Houston Chronicle app. Stay informed with trusted journalism wherever you are. • Get Houston news alerts and notifications, customized by preferred topics • Catch high school football, college sports, and Astros, Texans, Rockets coverage • Stay on top of Texas news, politics, business, food and development stories • Tune in to the politics podcast Texas Take and sports podcast Fifth Down for expert analysis • Page through the e-Edition, a digital replica of the newspaper • Stay sharp with Puzzmo’s reimagined favorites and brand-new puzzles • Listen to Chronicle stories with Everlit, a text-to-audio tool • Check out exclusive guides and compelling columns and commentary SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS: • Subscribe for unlimited digital access to the app, HoustonChronicle.com, e-Edition and newsletters. Get 1 month free, then $14.99 per month. Cancel anytime. • Current digital and print subscribers have unlimited access to the app. • Digital subscribers: Sign in to the app to access your benefit. • Print subscribers: If you haven’t activated your digital access yet, look for “Activate Access” at the bottom of the app welcome screen. PAYMENT: Payment will be charged to your account with the confirmation of your purchase and will automatically renew each month unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of your monthly period. Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable. PRIVACY POLICY: https://www.HoustonChronicle.com/privacy_policy/ TERMS OF SERVICE: https://www.HoustonChronicle.com/terms_of_use/ FEEDBACK: We want to hear from you! Let us know if you have questions or suggestions: [email protected].

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Reviews

  • Too liberal but close

    4
    By Mary1915C
    Not enough articles on the Tory point of view which emphasizes the liberal bias.
  • The last paper

    5
    By Rxetired
    Value of local papers is that they are the only source of local news that has the budget and personnel for investigative reporting. TV gets it fast- Chronicle gets it right.
  • Leftist Rag

    1
    By Diogenes1076
    The Chronicle staff is 77% liberal and 100% insulated. It would rather run national anti Republican pieces than local news. The bias permeates the paper and Houstonians have mostly stopped subscribing.
  • Thieves

    1
    By Shellz43
    The e-subscription cannot be cancelled without making a phone call during business hours. If you can sign people up online, you can let them cancel online too.
  • The App is unstable

    2
    By Goanna04606
    I have subscribed to the Chronicle online for three years. The mobile app has been unstable for a while and very glitchy despite deleting and reinstalling it numerous times a week. The App freezes and even when it doesn’t and can scrolls down a page, the settings and icons at the bottom of the page are unresponsive unless I delete and reinstall all the app every time I want to read. I have a new iPad (M4) running IOS 26, a high speed stable WiFi connection and do not have these problems with any other app. It has gotten to the point where it is too much trouble to try and read this paper. Hope you have a better experience.
  • Needs improvement

    2
    By RUNNINGONMT
    If this paper weren’t so biased politically, it would be much better.
  • Could be better.

    4
    By Mister food
    It’s an e newspaper that doesn’t have the most up to date news. It’s a lazy way to run a newspaper.
  • Your strongly political left bias

    1
    By Happy Clemmie
    Your yellow journalism should stop! Just report facts without bias and telling your readers how to interpret the article. Also, you should report positive uplifting factual news, not just negative left bias reporting. An example of my comments is your constant negativity when you write about Mayor Whitmire. Look at the facts, he is working to restore Houston from the ruin Mayor Turner caused! Gary Johnson
  • R.o.

    1
    By R’d O again
    They take my money but don’t let me login…
  • Day late!

    2
    By Golfing Grammy!
    Why in this world of digital technology does the sports news have to be a day late? And also why are is there no girls high school sport coverage?

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