Local News Dallas County’s Super Tuesday Was Messy By Matt Goodman | 3 weeks ago Some election workers didn't show. The machines didn't always work. Lines at a few polling places were hours long. And a partial recount was approved on Tuesday.
Local News Super Tuesday Voting in Dallas County Wasn’t Without Hiccups By Cecilia Lenzen | 4 weeks ago Dallasites on Tuesday found long lines, malfunctioning machines, missing poll workers, and, surprisingly, a lot of patient voters.
Arts & Entertainment In the Jungles of Borneo, Searching for Dallas’ Lost Political Kingmaker By Peter Simek | 3 weeks ago Rob Allyn has been trying to make a film about the White Rajah of Sarawak for nearly a decade. We went to Borneo to find out why.
Politics Troll Neighbor No Fan of Dallas County Democratic Party Chair Candidate By Peter Simek | 4 weeks ago What does it say about our democracy that a simple search for a local candidate lands one in a rabbit hole of aggressive neighbor trolling?
Politics & Government Everything You Need To Know For Super Tuesday By James Russell | 4 weeks ago Whether you've voted or not (and you really should!) here are all the races to watch in North Texas.
Business CFO Outlook: Politics Edition By Bianca R. Montes | 2 months ago Leading DFW financial executives weigh in on the potential business impact of the 2020 Presidential election.
Dallas History Times Uncovers Political Battlefields Hidden in Texas History Textbooks By Peter Simek | 3 months ago A close analysis of high school textbooks show that students in different states are often taught different versions of history
Politics & Government Today Is Election Day, So Let’s Talk About Voter Turnout By Matt Goodman | 5 months ago It will probably be abysmal, again. That doesn't mean we shouldn't point that out. Again.
Good Public Transit Are We Entering the Golden Era of the Bus? By Peter Simek | 5 months ago Negative attitudes about the bus prevail, but increasingly urban planners are turning to the lowly bus in their search for sustainable transit.
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
Politics What Can Texas Cities Do When State Legislators Admit to Hating Them? By Matt Goodman | 6 months ago I present to you Dennis Bonnen, speaker of the Texas House: "My goal is for this to be the worst session in the history of the Legislature for cities and counties."
Good Public Transit DART Is (Finally) Ready to Redo Its Bus System By Peter Simek | 6 months ago The transit agency has hired the consultant who helped revolutionize the Seattle and Houston bus networks.
Good Public Transit Why Do American Cities Hate the Bus? By Peter Simek | 6 months ago Dallas is not the only U.S. city with a cruddy bus system. A new book argues the challenges are both political and bureaucratic.
Local Government This Is How Engineers Ruin Cities By Peter Simek | 7 months ago Strong Towns offers a look into the playbook civil engineers use to thwart public will and ruin public places
Movies A New York Filmmaker’s Doc Gives New Life to a Texas Political Voice By Todd Jorgenson | 7 months ago “Molly Ivins is more relevant today than when she was living," Janice Engel says about the outspoken Texas political columnist, who died in 2007.
Local Government Mayor Eric Johnson Has Another New Gig By Peter Simek | 7 months ago The recently elected mayor has taken a partner position with public finance law firm Locke Lord
