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Texas for Breakfast
I know it’s hard to fathom, but there really was a time when “Don’t Mess with Texas” actually meant something and not just in...
Cock Blocking
Ken Paxton has good reason to celebrate. The indicted state attorney general who still faces two counts of securities fraud (both felonies with a...
Law-less
Congrats, Hood County, on your new chief appraiser, former Tarrant Appraisal District chief appraiser Jeff Law, who recently escaped TAD — er, “resigned from...
Christian Nationalists’ Slow Invasion of the Near Southside Continues
Painting, songwriting, filmmaking, noodle sculpturing — they’re gratifying endeavors executed by empathetic souls seeking deeper truths about our shared existence, which is why creatives...
Fort Worth in Focus
The guy who produced Yellowstone probably knows a little bit about film. And Fort Worth.
The problem, David Glasser recently said, is that while the city...
Lawn Gone Summer
The statement “Yes, it’s hot, but this could be one of the coolest summers of the rest of our lives” has been running like...
Seven Generations Behind
It’s funny. You think you know a place. A community.
Maybe it’s the town you grew up in. Maybe it’s a city you’ve lived in...
Remembering Aimee Cardoso
The first locals to learn of the recent car crash that killed artist Aimee Cardoso and husband Lucas Cardoso were Aimee’s closest friends, Ariel...
Disentangling Church and State
The Texas Tribune and ProPublica just spotlighted 20 churches (mostly in Texas) that routinely violate the Johnson Amendment, which bans nonprofits from endorsing or opposing political candidates....
Dereliction of Duty
The disdain that local lawyers and judges have toward ordinary citizens recently made national news when a citizen journalist published a video from a...
