There were good reasons for the groundswell of support for criminal justice reform in recent years. People accused of low-level crimes found themselves stuck in jail...
One of the major challenges of addressing Dallas’ housing shortage is developing new supply and adding density while protecting the single-family neighborhoods residents have worked so...
In August, when the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System filed a lawsuit against City Hall, we winced in concern. The difference boiled down to which...
There’s a move afoot at Dallas City Hall to reopen the painful wound over short-term rentals, to bring it all back for public debate. Some Dallas...
We’re raising our glass to all the Texas restaurants recognized by the Michelin Guide this week. Here’s to the hard work and dedication of those who...
Mark Twain said it best upon his departure from Brooklyn in winter of 1867 for an excursion “to the Holy Land, Egypt, The Crimea, Greece, and...
There was some good news from the long-troubled Dallas permitting office recently. Every step of improvement there is worth noting, and just as we criticized the...
Between Oct. 23 when Secretary of State Jena Griswold became aware that hundreds of voting machine passwords had been released publicly on a spreadsheet and Nov....
For too many Texans renewing, replacing or getting their first driver’s license, the process is a bureaucratic nightmare. Average booking times range from 40 to 180...
A Dallas Morning News investigation into the deadly pileup on Interstate 35W in Fort Worth three years ago has illuminated a disturbing lack of oversight by...
