The broken windows at Neiman Marcus
Earlier this week, the flagship Neiman Marcus downtown was sporting a decidedly unfashionable pair of boarded-up windows after…
What to do about the latest ‘state of emergency’ in Deep Ellum
A little after noon Monday, some 100 members of the Angry Deep Ellum Business Owners Association (not an…
Dallas risks lawsuit if it doesn’t repeal ordinances that run afoul of ‘Death Star’ law
The Texas Public Policy Foundation, an influential conservative think tank, notified Dallas on Wednesday it needs to repeal…
Dallas community pools see lower attendance as city limits hours of operation
The number of Dallas residents visiting the community pools has dropped this year as the city deals with…
Wandering Dallas’ Hensley Field, waiting to find out how bad the land is
I drove out to Hensley Field Wednesday afternoon expecting to drive around through the homes and warehouses that…
West Dallas and Joppa residents launch ‘The Toxic Twins: Fund the Fund Campaign’
Environmental activists launched a campaign this week to push the city of Dallas to shut down two plants…
In West Dallas, protecting graves of the immigrants who created this city
I’ve spent several hours over the last few days walking around La Réunion Cemetery in West Dallas, which,…
Dallas estimates having 4,000 cops by 2029, despite City Council declining previous plan
Dallas officials think they can meet the city’s mandate of having at least 4,000 police officers in four…
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson seems like the mayor of Somewhere Else
It’s our job to keep track of what our elected leaders say and do. But if we’re being…
The plan to turn hidden plaza of Dallas central library into a Texas garden
Flagship public libraries can be centerpieces in downtown districts. We’re thinking of the Harold Washington Library Center in…