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A Bit of Armor
A reporters' "shield" law that had died in the last two legislative sessions was finally passed by the Texas House of Representatives April 30...
Nurses Unite
John Peter Smith hospital's emergency room is part of a state-of-the-art medical pavilion, open less than a year. But conditions in the ER's "green...
Static
When the city of Fort Worth closed Heritage Park about two and a half years ago, it was done quickly and quietly and without...
Kidnap, No Ransom
The drug war raging along the U.S.-Mexico border might seem distant to many in North Texas, but it landed squarely in one Fort Worth...
Tune In
A few Sundays ago, my kids and I laid some plastic over the dining room table and broke out the clay. I gave them...
Taj Mahal on the Trinity
"It was a debacle from the beginning. You should stop construction, mothball those buildings, and cut your losses."
That's what Kyle Poulson, a partner...
Sunshine, Coming and Going
For some reason, it's always a dark and stormy night when the Fort Worth pro chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists hands out...
Prairie Big Dog
It must be spring: City council elections are looming on May 9, yard signs are sprouting like weeds, and urban gas drilling is a...
Letters to the Editor
To the editor: Karen Hadden's commentary ("Don't Get Fooled Again," April 1, 2009) called for efforts to block the new Comanche Peak reactors, in...
Illiberal Education?
When I started college about 30 years ago, I moved into a dormitory at a university in Chicago. I didn't get to choose either...
