Thanks, John
John Terrell has proven himself to be a doggedly determined detective. Long after he retired from the Fort Worth Police Department in 1985, he...
Still Ripped
The battle between a business and a neighborhood continues in Bluebonnet Place near Texas Christian University.
The Fort Worth Zoning Commission last week unanimously denied...
Hear No Evil, See No Money
"It wasn't our fault," the beleaguered president and vice president of the General Employees City of Fort Worth whined, as they tried to explain...
Thank You, Dear Stranger
For over a year, we have been stuck in a perpetual loop of the same tropes of fear, stories of sadness, and feelings of...
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...
Migraines and Mailbox Money
Mandy Mobley was in the best shape of her life a few years ago. She was working out three times a week at a...
Remembering “Landslide” Clyde Picht
Clyde Picht had an uncanny nose for misconduct, and he always pointed it out without any niceties. In a 2006 Weekly cover story, Picht — the...
511 Percent — Or Your First-Born
Last week's Weekly cover story, "Wolves in Small Print," focused on predatory housing loans.
But the payday loan business, of course, has always been a...
More Presents
For as long as I can remember, which is more than 60 years, I’ve been both excited and disappointed when Christmas rolls around. As...
Price Swerves Into Lane
That nice, friendly mayoral runoff might get frisky after all. Jim Lane is casting Betsy Price as a ’fraidy-cat who won’t debate him. She...
