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...
The War to Lose the Peace
“A weathered hand reached out from the closet and grabbed my forearm. ... ‘The children die. ... We need ... clean water. ... Get...
Here, the Sidewalks End
For two years, Mike Wyss has been a member of the Fort Worth Mayor’s Council on Persons with Disabilities. Wyss, 47, has cerebral palsy,...
Taken for a Ride
Tom and Lela Woods looked at the pictures of gorgeous views and fancy resorts on a travel agency’s web site and started dreaming about...
Justice’s Low Tire
The highlight of the meeting was supposed to be a speech by former Tarrant County prosecutor Terri Moore, who recently joined the Dallas County...
Rebuilding the Bank
A battered building, puny bank account, tarnished reputation, and a volatile and wily former employee still running around creating havoc are all hefty obstacles...
Brake Lights
The Trans-Texas Corridor, the Goliath of Texas road projects, is taking a real bruising from the slingshot crowd these days, with so many Davids...
A Chip in Every Chicken
Question: What does a 1,200-foot-wide superhighway have to do with putting radio chips in pigs’ ears?
Answer: In the minds of the Texas farmers and...
T for Freedom
“I don’t like having to introduce myself as a former slave, as a victim of human trafficking, but it is important,” said 20-year-old Given...
Glass Pains
Ray Boothe figured the situation was as clear as, well, glass.
The Fort Worth architect and real estate developer, who specializes in renovating historic...
