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How Long in Attorneys’ Years?
It seems like 2010 was an eternity ago. A devastating earthquake rocked Haiti. The Hurt Locker won an Oscar. The controversial “don’t ask /...
Scared-O’ Cats?
Bedford city officials are really worried about feral cats.
They’re apparently so concerned about the development of feral cat populations that not only have they...
Eminent — But Not So Imminent
On Feb. 26, a district judge in York County, Neb., gave landowners on the intended path of the Keystone Pipeline a reason to smile:...
Piling on Trouble
The meeting last week was intended to introduce Hispanic leaders to local families who’ve lost loved ones in police shootings. Everyone would discuss ideas...
Banking on the Poor
In the early 1980s, Dallas civil rights attorney Mike Daniel and his law partner Betsy Julian were fighting to desegregate public housing in East...
BLOOD on Whose Hands?
At a time when outrage over the frequency of police shootings is growing regionally and nationally, the killing of Daniel Brumley on a brisk...
Muddy Puddle
In the little southeast Tarrant County town of Dalworthington Gardens, it’s dangerous to take too much for granted. Like whether officials know that a...
Laying Them to Rest
You might say that the sheriff’s office in Anderson County is about to reopen a century-old murder case — or possibly hundreds of murder...
Repubs to the Rescue
Poor gas drillers. All they want to do is drill miles underground to extract natural gas, inject a little dirty wastewater into the ground,...
Hiding History
When Fort Worth writer E.R. Bills began researching a century-old massacre of African-Americans in East Texas a few years back, he found a community...
