Good Riddance, Red-Light Cams
Most of us in Fort Worth breathed a huge sigh of relief on June 1, when Gov. Greg Abbott signed into law a bill...
Pride Month
While the City of Fort Worth celebrates Gay Pride Week in October — a tradition started in 1982 — throughout Fort Worth, Texas, and...
Voter Purger Whitley Resigns
Former Acting Texas Secretary of State David Whitley resigned his post on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27, after not mustering the two-thirds vote in...
Fort Worth Kidnapper Facing Federal Charges
Michael Webb, the man accused of kidnapping Salem Sabatka, an 8-year-old Fort Worth girl, had an FBI hold placed on him last week and...
Legal Eagles Jump into Voter Fraud Fray
The ACLU of Texas and the Texas Civil Rights Project have joined Crystal Mason’s appeal. The mother of three from Rendon was convicted for...
Texas Loses Voter Suppression Ploy
On April 26, Texas officials agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by several civil rights groups that challenged the legitimacy of a voter purge...
School Board Ethics
Uncovering and documenting backdoor dealings and political maneuvering at the highest levels of local politics often leads to redacted documents, unanswered phone calls, and...
Fast Food for Thought
In February, State Rep. Ron Reynolds introduced HB194, which, if passed, would raise the minimum wage in Texas to a super-sized – fast food...
6th Ave Homes Returns
Anyone willing to take on the role of Fort Worth’s historic preservation officer deserves kudos — and more hired help. With part-time assistance from...
Beto the Band-Aid
Democrat Beto O’Rourke came so close to unseating a Republican in the red state of Texas during last year’s U.S. senate race that his...
