Fair Park Even If the Fair Park Deal Doesn’t Live Up to Expectations, It’s Still Better Than Doing Nothing By Peter Simek | 1 week ago Let's be clear, voting against the deal to assign management of Dallas' treasured park to Fair Park First is a vote for making sure Fair Park continues to fail.
Sports & Leisure Does Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh Think Dez Caught It? By Alex Macon | 1 month ago The answer may surprise you. It may not. I don't know your capacity for surprise.
Transportation Please, Dwaine Caraway, Don’t Ruin Dallas’ Bike Share Experiment By Peter Simek | 3 months ago The Mayor Pro-Tem wants Dallas to copy Chicago. But the two cities have nothing in common when it comes to bicycle infrastructure.
Politics The NRA Comes to Dallas By Eric Celeste | 4 months ago With the gun group’s national convention in town, young people in North Texas are joining with others across the country to call for the reform of gun laws.
Nature & Environment If You Live in Dallas, You Will Smoke A Cigarette Today Just By Breathing By Peter Simek | 4 months ago To shine a light on pollution, a new app translates air quality data into cigarette smoking rates.
Controversy Lawsuit Alleges That City Council Violated Free Speech with Confederate Street Vote By Peter Simek | 4 months ago While the monuments' future remains uncertain, the city will not rename any of its Confederate-related streets. A citizen group is fighting that decision in federal court.
Politics Brett Shipp Hits the Fan By Tim Rogers | 4 months ago He quit his TV job to run for office and save our democracy. Now what?
Housing How Artists Fit Into the Affordable Housing Conversation By Peter Simek | 4 months ago If cities don't provide affordable housing for artists, they threaten to undermine the economic benefits the creative community offers cities.
Business We Still Don’t Know What It Will Cost to Lure Amazon to Dallas. And That’s a Problem. By Peter Simek | 5 months ago Whatever incentives regional leaders have included in the bid submitted to Amazon, it has captured the corporate giant's attention.
Law Is There Any Criminal Justice for the Poor in Dallas County? By Alex Macon | 6 months ago At D Magazine's offices on Wednesday, a panel discussed bail reform and the district attorney's race.
Politics & Government The ‘Arts Mayor’ Is Bringing Home Some Arts Hardware By Alex Macon | 7 months ago In between meetings with President Trump and policy discussions at the U.S. Conference of Mayors, Mike Rawlings wins an award.
Politics & Government Dallas County GOP Uses a Boneheaded Clerical Error to Punk the Dems By Eric Celeste | 7 months ago Will it stand up in court? That's for a judge to decide. But it sure is good theater.
