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A called third strike on José Canseco led to a Cats employee’s demotion. Globe Photos/ZUMAPRESS.com

Bad Call

Street Theater

Women’s March Saturday

House of Cards

Metro

Metro

Prescription for Care

Maria is 47 years old. She’s a diabetic whose kidneys are shutting down. She needs renal dialysis at least three times a week. She...

We Want Change

She was crying, lying on the steps of a police station in Mumbai. Not any older than a few days, the little girl was...

Giving Judges a Free Pass?

The rulings of Texas’ criminal court judges are above reproach — unless, of course, defendants have the time and money to appeal those decisions...

Museum-Quality Trees

When the Kimbell Art Museum announced plans two years ago to build a new wing on the block-long stretch of grass and trees outside...

Six-Year Sentence of Frustration

It’s been six years since Tedricke Gardner was fired from Tarrant County Juvenile Services for allegedly abandoning his job, and he’s still waiting for...

News Roundup

DA Turns off Water District Investigation When District Attorney Sharen Wilson expressed interest in investigating the Tarrant Regional Water District last summer, Lon Burnam was cautiously optimistic....

Storing History

The new stage play Amon! The Ultimate Texan was in intermission on a recent Saturday afternoon at the Artisan Center Theater in Hurst, and...

Stronger Together

“You think if you’ve got no uterus and no breasts, you’re still technically a woman?” Gender-policing conservatives may think that this quote is describing a...

Rising Water, Rising Bills

After noticing unusually high bills not long after the city installed new water meters in her neighborhood, Tabitha Williams reached out to other neighborhoods...

May 3 Election Guide

Protests, like the one that took place April 19 downtown which garnered national attention (“Protest Draws Hundreds,” April 23), are well and good, but...