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Mr. Justice Kennedy Explains
“Our tradition, our law, has been that you don’t have the duty to rescue someone if that person is in danger. The blind man...
Bait for Cruelty
The pit bull’s wounds were so ghastly that his rescuer was instantly moved to tears.
His snout had been torn to ribbons, his bottom lip...
Madness in Muenster
Margaret Medders’ final departure from the tiny North Texas town of Muenster on an unseasonably warm day last January was a far cry from...
Fort Rock
In the late ’00s, an independent label based in New York City, Norton Records, put out a three-volume set of songs from Fort Worth’s...
Cats on a Mild May Night
The Fort Worth Cats spent much of last year tiptoeing on a hot tin roof, mired in money woes and inundated with uncertainty. Fans...
Polluters’ Paradise?
Texas has filed so many suits against the federal government in the last few years that it’s hard to keep track of them. But...
Crucifixion, Indeed
Surprise and disappointment were tempered with hope this week from local environmentalists lamenting the recent resignation of Al Armendariz. The administrator for the Environmental...
Shadows in Granite
Say, how many war memorials are there in the world? Must be thousands, right? And how many do you suppose are engraved with the...
Pesky Facts
Residency questions continue to swirl around Marshall Hobbs, one of three candidates vying for the District 8 Fort Worth City Council seat in a...
A Valuable Crop
The Johnson County Jail in Cleburne, at the end of a short country road off the town’s main street, is a complex of imposing...
