Offensive Lines
After a concert at The Moon, a bar and music venue on Berry Street near Texas Christian University, last July, Jordan Roberts and Greg...
Piling on Trouble
The meeting last week was intended to introduce Hispanic leaders to local families who’ve lost loved ones in police shootings. Everyone would discuss ideas...
Fees Kill the Flea Market
For four decades, visitors to Fort Worth’s longest-running flea market could find baseball cards, straight razors, Beanie Babies, 45-rpm records, and a thousand other...
Bird’s Fort Sold
A prized parcel of historical wetlands in North Arlington that has been family-owned for a century recently changed hands.
The property is said to be...
Theft by Public Servant?
A Tarrant County grand jury recently indicted a longtime court manager on suspicion of theft, misapplication of fiduciary property, and several counts of tampering...
Nuclear Defense
More than a decade after 9/11, terrorism response plans at Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant 40 miles south of Fort Worth still aren’t designed...
New Melee for Mitchell
Freedom of speech isn’t always free, or so deemed the Texas Ethics Commission after Billy Mitchell ran large ads in several newspapers, including Fort...
The Race for District 4
District 4, which represents Fort Worth north of I-30 and east of I-35, is one of the fastest-growing areas of Fort Worth. Alliance Airport,...
Heart of the West
Local businessmen Holt Hickman, Tim Love, and Steve Murrin get most of the attention for their large footprints in the Stockyards, but nipping at...
Mobile Patriots
A local cell phone company/PAC receiving emergency federal funds brags about donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to right-wing causes — so is Patriot...
