Voter Suppression?
Under the guise of saving money, Tarrant County Commissioners Court voted Tuesday to eliminate more than 100 Election Day polling sites while also greatly reducing the...
100+ Rally at Good Trouble Lives On Protest Downtown
More than 100 gathered in Burk Burnett Park downtown yesterday for Good Trouble Lives On, the local iteration of a national day of protest....
Good Trouble Lives On
Another national pro-democracy, anti-fascism rally is planned. In Fort Worth, it will be 6-8pm Thu at Burk Burnett Park downtown (501 W 7th St). Taking...
Taking a Side?
The marquee at Arlington Baptist Church on South Collins Street claims that comparing Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler is what led to the recent...
Chaos Caucus
I was gobsmacked recently by a survey that says Americans believe the GOP is best at the economy, national security, and fighting crime. Huh?...
Frauditor in Chief
Though the title lacks panache, the county auditor is one of the most powerful and lucrative positions in the Fort Worth region. The commissioners...
Debating the future of the Arts Center, city leaders and developers...
The Cultural District continues to attract many of the largest and most lucrative developments in Tarrant County — a reminder of the value of...
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...
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...
