Criminal Justice The Atlantic Profiles Dallas DA John Creuzot By Shawn Shinneman | 3 weeks ago Does the national magazine accurately capture our reformer district attorney?
Criminal Justice With DFW-based Securus Making Headlines, the County Prepares to Rid Inmates of Excessive Call Fees By Shawn Shinneman | 2 months ago We’re past due for the change.
Crime Mother Who Subjected Child To 13 Surgeries Pleads Guilty, But Son’s Future Hangs in Balance By Peter Simek | 3 months ago Alleged Munchhausen by proxy mom Kaylene Bowen pled guilty to a reduced felony charge and will be sentenced on October 11.
Movies How Ed Zwick Hopes to Reignite the Death-Penalty Debate With Trial by Fire By Todd Jorgenson | 6 months ago The veteran filmmaker digs into the controversial true-life case of a Corsicana man who was executed in 2004 after a possibly erroneous murder conviction.
Criminal Justice Council Members Attempt to Dent John Creuzot’s Reforms By Shawn Shinneman | 7 months ago The District Attorney’s prosecutorial reforms have taken heat since their release. Monday, Creuzot defended his plan.
Criminal Justice Peering Into DA John Creuzot’s Plans to Reform Dallas County’s Justice System By Shawn Shinneman | 7 months ago Three months into office, Creuzot has details on bail reform, marijuana prosecution, criminal trespass, and more in a long-awaited memo.
The Best Dallas Breakfasts by Neighborhood Catherine Downes From casual diners to restaurants where you can linger all morning, this is the ultimate list. Rise 'N Shine
Italia E Amore Eve Hill-Agnus Dallas has long had a love affair with Italian food. We asked our city’s top artisans to share their most obsessive passions, from the wine list to the final crumbs of cannoli. Buon appetito.
The 10 Best Steakhouses in Dallas Eve Hill-Agnus The leader remains the same, but a few upstarts have rocked the rankings in a steak scene that has changed dramatically over the last several years. Dine in.
The Best Happy Hours in Dallas Catherine Downes We spent weeks exploring restaurants, dive bars, brewpubs, and cocktail lounges from Oak Cliff to Lower Greenville and well beyond. Here are the best happy hour menus you’ll find in North Texas. Cheers!
The Best Brunch in Dallas Catherine Downes Kick off the covers. Dress up—or don’t. It’s time to eat at one of the 20 best brunch spots in Dallas. Go Eat
Criminal Justice More Than 30 Years After his Conviction, Steven Chaney Is Deemed Innocent By Shawn Shinneman | 11 months ago The Dallas man was convicted of murder in a brutal 1987 double homicide.
Criminal Justice Exonerees Aim a Hopeful Eye at John Creuzot’s District Attorney’s Office By Shawn Shinneman | 11 months ago After years of falling exoneration numbers, Creuzot is tasked with the turnaround.
Criminal Justice Long Isolated, 17-year-olds Awaiting Trial Could Soon Be Kept Out of Dallas County Jails By Shawn Shinneman | 11 months ago A bill awaiting the president's signature would likely keep 17-year-olds away from Lew Sterrett.
Sports Real Sports With Bryant Gumbel to Look at Jordan Edwards Shooting Tonight By Kathy Wise | 1 year ago The 15-year-old Mesquite High School football player had dreams of playing in college.
Criminal Justice A Look at How the Texas Legislature May Address Criminal Justice Reform By Matt Goodman | 1 year ago State and local leaders—politicians, a Dallas police assistant chief, the head of the state's prison system—gathered Friday morning and gave a glimpse at what we might expect.
Criminal Justice To Those Close to Victims of Police Violence, Smearing of Botham Jean’s Character is a Familiar Refrain By Peter Simek | 1 year ago Rakem Balogun, who was jailed after posting radical Facebook comments, did not know Botham Jean. But he is well aware of police and media assaulting a victim's character.
