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Sunday, June 28, 2026

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City Life Is a Good Life, Once Again

Night Riders regulars are easy to spot. They’re the ones who get to the Chat Room by 7 p.m., early enough to drink a...

Chipping Away

Two years ago, members of the city’s little known and little used Ethics Review Committee found out what happened when you pissed off Mike...

Nuclear Threats

About 9:30 a.m. on June 7 last year, workers at the Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant near Omaha, Neb., raised the alarm. Some minutes earlier,...

Stray Cats Doing Well After Rescue

The clock — that damned clock atop the LaGrave Field scoreboard — is the unwitting symbol for every disappointment the Fort Worth Cats have...

(Almost) No Room at the Inn

For six years the Dallas woman suffered physical abuse at the hands of her partner. Now he was threatening to kill her or her...

Robber Barons at the Pump

Click here to read "Robber Barons at the Pump" as it first appeared in the SF Weekly.  
Are the stars aligning for renewable energy in Texas?

Serious about Solar

North Texas, along with the rest of the country, is in the midst of yet another summer of record-breaking heat. The demand on the...

Revival in Riverside

The line to order lunch at Fuzzy’s Taco Shop on Race Street was 20 minutes long on a recent Friday. Shelby Stevens didn’t mind....

Locked In

The bold red letters –– ON STRIKE –– etched themselves into the dull grays of an overcast morning. The 20 striking employees of Lockheed Martin...

2012 Fort Worth Weekly Music Awards: 10 Years of the 817’s...

Why is local, original music such a hard sell? Don’t get me wrong: Lots of people go to local shows and buy local albums...