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Q&A: Senate Hopeful Colin Allred Says November Election Is ‘Larger Than Our Own Problems’
The congressman has experience beating an entrenched and well-funded incumbent. Will that translate to a statewide win for the Democrats for the first time since 1994?
Politics & Government
EXCLUSIVE: Here Is the Next City Manager of Dallas
J.C. Hughes is an outside-the-box pick!
By Tim Rogers
Politics & Government
Eric Johnson’s Relationship With City Staffer at Heart of His Divorce
In the couple's trial, Nakita Johnson said the mayor was "unfaithful," and her attorneys highlighted consulting payments. The mayor denied the affair.
By Matt Goodman
Politics & Government
I Got Subpoenaed to Testify in Mayor Eric Johnson’s Divorce Trial
And it all started with his leather jacket.
By Tim Rogers
Local News
Here’s What the Mayor Has Missed During His Absences
The mayor has been absent from several City Council meetings and briefings. But the discussion on his attendance should include the votes and briefings he's missed, and not just the minutes.
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Is District 107 Ready for Its New State Rep?
Linda Garcia is the sole candidate to replace Victoria Neave Criado.
By Tim Rogers
Politics & Government
Dallas Just Threw Away $55 Million
Former city manager Mary Suhm did a secret deal that screwed taxpayers.
By Tim Rogers
Politics & Government
Eddie Bernice Johnson’s Family Intends to Sue Baylor Scott & White Health, Alleges Wrongful Death
The family says the longtime congresswoman died a wrongful death from an infection caused by conditions at a Baylor rehab facility where she was left unattended.
By Will Maddox
Politics & Government
The Most Interesting Woman in Mesquite
Her efforts to unveil Soviet disinformation campaigns angered heads of state. But for Kathleen Bailey, the truth was what mattered.
By Kathy Wise
Publications
Disinformation Isn’t New: A Dallas Woman Led the National Fight Decades Ago
Kathleen Bailey spent her career fighting Soviet disinformation and trying to save the world from nuclear Armageddon. She could write a memoir. The reason she'd rather write fiction is a very interesting story.
By Kathy Wise