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Methane High
Remember when natural gas drillers converged on North Texas’ Barnett Shale a dozen years ago with promises that everyone would be living high on...
Third World Child Welfare
In late September, 12 agency heads under the umbrella of the Child Welfare League of America took off to spend six days in Havana,...
The Way They Were
White Eagle has fallen for the Daughter of Dawn.
But the prettiest child of the Kiowa chief has more than one suitor. Black Wolf, despite...
White Collar Crime Don’t Do Time
Just one week after we credited the Koch brothers for joining a coalition for positive changes to the U.S. criminal justice system (“Not Another...
Developing Patience
In April, when the city broke ground on a $12 million underpass connecting the downtown business district to Hemphill Street, it looked like the...
The house that Leon built
The buzzing whine of a power saw and acrid smell of sawdust fill the back part of the century-old building on the Near Southside....
The Y Factor
After a unanimous vote at a recent city council meeting, a 32-year-old institution was dissolved without fanfare or objection. The Fort Worth Commission for...
Clock Kid Strikes
Ahmed Mohamed’s clock wasn’t really a bomb, although the contraption is blowing up in the faces of Irving school administrators and police right about...
Texas Girls’ Choir Time
The little girl looked nervous as she stepped into the music room to audition.
The only singing that Alina Ortiz had done before was at...
Digitally Diving Old Folks
A proposed change to Fort Worth’s charter caught Static’s attention recently. Last July, Fort Worth City Council appointed a task force to recommend possible...
