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...
Providing Safe Spaces for Children
Even before the realities of the COVID-19 crisis set in, March was set to be a challenging and formative month for Chuck Burton and...
Inherited Agony
Ten years ago, when he was 28, Juan Wertz, who was waiting tables at the time, began experiencing swelling in his hands and feet....
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...
Toss ’Em If You Got ’Em
There will be happy people and unhappy people beginning March 12, 2018, when Stage Two of Fort Worth’s nonsmoking ordinance goes into effect. Passed...
A Mighty Stream of Money
The Tarrant Regional Water District has long portrayed its Trinity River Vision plan as a done deal.
The $435 million flood control/economic development project has...
Not So Suite Deal
Only three years out of cosmetology school, hair stylist London Vincent considered giving up her career. After the salon where she was working unexpectedly...
No Country for Old Racists
Today, a mixed bag. Good news and bad news.
Remember the main coin flip scene in No Country for Old Men, which is set in...
An Ugly Business
Mug shot magazines such as Mugly! and Busted! and their online equivalents have become popular in recent years. Some people just can’t resist visiting...
Deforestation?
The Near Eastside’s version of West 7th Street or West Magnolia Avenue is the hipster-friendly Race Street, an urban village with a focus on...
