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Four white lines beckoned from a tabletop in an Austin hotel room, and Roy Stamps bent over with a rolled-up dollar bill and snorted...
Déjà Nuke
The ink was barely dry on Luminant Energy's application to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission for a license to add two 1,700 megawatt reactors...
Adrift
A near-drowning makes life insurance pass before your eyes.
By E. R. BILLS
A couple of months ago I found myself on the verge of drowning...
Snooze-o-Gram?
In an industry fighting for its life, two North Texas dailies have reached a partial détente.
By DAN MCGRAW
Sitting at his desk at the Fort...
Déjà Nuke
The ink was barely dry on Luminant Energy's application to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission for a license to add two 1,700 megawatt reactors...
A Prairie Solstice
A life in the anonymity of street shadows is preferred to the glaring public eye. Yet it's no problem, flourishing in our Sun's living...
Lone Star in Focus
So this is what we were missing. After a five-year drought, Fort Worth revived its civic celebration of the movies last year, under the...
Waiting for Drunks
On almost any night when the bars close at 2 a.m., dozens of people loudly pour out of the bars and onto the streets...
Risky Nuke Business
Luminant Energy, the new owner of the old TXU, came to town promising not only to go green (it's the largest producer of wind...
Lone Star in Focus
Two years in, Fort Worth is getting a good buzz from its film festival.
By KRISTIAN LIN
So this is what we were missing. After a...
