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Weiss-Armush: “It is very sad that many classes only accept students who know English.” Lisa Maria Garza

English for the Test

Not Rowing Miss Daisy

Hard to Say Goodbye

An Enduring Legacy

Fellowship of Love Shines

Metro

Metro

No Buck Left Behind

All kinds of government workers get refresher courses and mid-career training from time to time, via in-house classes or professional seminars. But a new...

Nanny State on Patrol

The blank wall says a lot. Measuring just a few feet, this portion of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth seems conspicuously empty....
Huerta (with Dr. Roberto Calderon): “More money for schools and less for prisons would be a good place to start.” Lee Chastain

Latina Dreamer

She’s been jeered, arrested, beaten, smeared. She’s on just about every website devoted to ferreting out socialists and Communists in our midst. She’s also...

Arlington Police Investigation

Arlington police officials are investigating a complaint of “unbecoming conduct” against Officer Jesse Davis. If Davis’ name sounds familiar, it might be because he incited...

Store Swap

In 2010, city leaders implemented parking fees in the Cultural District. A (perhaps intended) consequence was the slow death of the Cattle Barn Flea...

A History of Violence

She was standing near a young Black male who was exchanging heated words with a white man with a long gun, a pistol, and...

A Real Pearl

That “Haltom” sign has looked lonely for years. Sitting atop an 85-year-old brown-bricked building on East Belknap Street, the bright red marquee hasn’t changed...

No Kings Protest Draws 7K-Plus

More than 7,000 people braved the rain yesterday at Fort Worth’s third No Kings protest, this one in General Worth Square downtown. Thousands of...

Reining in Police Spending

Around a dozen activists representing a wide range of political affiliations gathered recently at a restaurant on the Near Southside to discuss the CCPD....
Herman, left, and Fox couldn’t fit their presentation check into carry-on luggage, but the proceeds will fit nicely into their business. Photo by B.J. Lacasse, courtesy TCU

Profit and Virtue

Dylan Fox and Zach Herman made their first-ever trip to Texas on April 18. When they checked in at their hotel near Texas Christian...