D Magazine August 1995

The former head of the Dallas FBI office is more outspoken than ever. He sounds off on militias, the Oklahoma City bombing, and why he still fights the bad guys.

Richard and Ann Hazlett create a rambling East Dallas home designed for the trials and triumphs of true family life.

Cruising Forest: The life and death of a Dallas ritual

Linda Vaughan has done just about everything to be photographed with more than 200 famous folks. Why? Because they’re there.

From landmark dining establishments to bright newcomers, from lobster tacos to juicy ribeyes to crème brulée, our critics tried it all. They’ve judged the food, the atmosphere, the service, the wine, to bring you…

Boosted by bond money and cagey new defenders, the Dallas Zoo plans-once again-to be king of the jungle.

Some of the projects, both planned and finished, that are fueling the intown renaissance include (clockwise from top) the Joske’s Building, the Kirby Building, the Meridian, the Villas at City Place, and 2220 Canton Loft Condominiums.

Summer’s fleeting, but it’s not too late for you and your kids to enjoy these mind-bending, muscle-taxing diversions