Down for the Count
When city officials announced recently that a new census had shown fewer homeless people on Fort Worth streets, it sounded like good news on...
Hungering for Change
Going on a water-only hunger strike for 32 days made Ted Glick, co-founder of the Climate Crisis Council, feel extremely weak - but nowhere...
Gas Money Gone
When the landmen arrived in Fort Worth in 2007, they didn’t promise that every home owner would make a killing from leasing his or...
Community Driven Research
TCU’s professors frequently conduct research that would be of value to the community. Mapping demographic trends, predicting child abuse rates, and measuring the potential...
Letter from the Editor
I thought we were moving on from this bullshit. Now, we’ve got four more years of it. Four more years of fear, anxiety, anger,...
Joe’s Ride
Joe Palazzolo’s friends might be forgiven for thinking that’s not his real first name. Surely it should be “Job.”
Palazzolo, of course, is the former...
Carswell Loses in Court
When inmate Linda D’Antuono Fenton died in 2004, eight days after she was moved from the Federal Medical Center-Carswell to a local hospital, her...
Fine-Print Purgatory
A mirror may be the best place for Willie Regan to find someone to blame for his current predicament. He says XTO Energy took...
Notice How Much Cleaner the Air Is?
If air pollution worsens and nobody hears a sound from state regulators, do we still get asthma?
OK, so it’s a bad joke, but without...
Preachers vs. Politicians
Anybody notice that there was scarcely a peep during the 86th Legislature about the “Bathroom Bill” or school vouchers, two huge issues among Republican...
