No Kings Arlington
The Dallas Morning News says about 1,400 people braved the rain and lined the street in front of Arlington’s subcourthouse Saturday morning for the city’s...
News Hole
Writing about TV is a privilege and a joy 99% of the time. Even if the show is bad, part of your paycheck goes...
Bridge Brigades
Resistors crowded overpasses in several spots across Tarrant County over the weekend in protest of current Republican leadership locally, statewide, and nationwide. Letters attached...
City Suspends DEI Programs
Hundreds of residents filled Fort Worth Council chambers last night to speak out against council’s effort to suspend programs fostering Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion...
Sign-Stealing Socrates Strikes
Several political yard signs in the Ridglea area were stolen and replaced with copies of a wild philosophical screed typed and printed out, placed...
Crowd Counters Right-Wingers
Bearing megaphones, rainbow flags, and the occasional firearm, more than 80 people protested this morning outside the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Led by the...
Takedown, Blue
“Fort Worth activist injured, arrested while filming police.”
That’s the headline from the Dallas Morning News, and it’s only one of several blame-shifting stories going...
Tarrant County Voter Guide
Primary Election Day is tomorrow (Tue, Mar 5), and while turnout will no doubt be abysmal due to lack of enthusiasm for either of...
Pro-Palestine Protest Calls for Israeli Ceasefire
More than 1,000 protesters carrying Palestinian flags marched throughout Turtle Creek Park in Dallas Sunday to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. Protests in support of...
Nazis Welcome in Tarrant County?
Jessica Gregorio said she witnessed antisemitism growing up in New Jersey but usually through off-color jokes told around but never toward her. What she...
