High-Level Worries
By the fall of 2011, if the courts or legislators don’t act to stop it, Texas could become the “nuclear waste dump for the...
Major Bummer
About 40 University of North Texas students, many of them in Halloween costume, marched across the Denton campus last week in support of the...
Raw Deal
Outside a municipal courthouse downtown last week, a dozen or so protesters held signs that read, “Cowtown loves raw milk” and “Don’t mess with...
A No-Kill Option
A couple of weeks ago, Mayor Mike Moncrief declared at a city council meeting that Fort Worth had not euthanized a single adoptable pet...
Not in Their Backyard
The halls of the East Lancaster Avenue police substation echoed with angry accusations.
“We’ve made it easy to be homeless in Fort Worth,” one woman...
Keys to Chaos
The November morning began routinely enough. Brad Laffoon drove from his Alvarado home to Arlington, where he was renovating a condominium he had purchased...
Vaquero Viene
A long-awaited statue honoring Hispanic cowboys is supposed to reach its pedestal by summer.
By JEFF PRINCE
A vaquero could have straddled his old caballo...
A Thorn for Trans-Canada
TransCanada, the giant energy firm building a pipeline from Oklahoma to the Texas coast as part of a project that would carry tar sands...
New Vision
Change is a-coming.
And it could be the swift kick in the pants that Fort Worth’s gallery scene has needed.
For decades, the number of galleries...
Storm Stays in Prison
The former managing director of the Lone Star Film Society won’t be getting out of prison any time soon.
A district judge showed leniency during...
