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To Live and Die in Big D

By D Magazine | 2 years ago Stories of murders, mysteries, and a massacre.

Dallas, Noir City

By Harry Hunsicker | 2 years ago Why this is the perfect place for gritty, engrossing true crime stories about bad guys and the hardworking cops who bring them to justice.

The Trinity River Massacre

By Brendan McNally | 2 years ago It spawned the biggest manhunt since Bonnie and Clyde, but few today remember that bloody night in 1971.

Crime

The Mystery of the Oak Cliff Corpse

By Brantley Hargrove | 2 years ago My troubled former Winnetka Heights neighbor vanished. Then a body was discovered. Whom did they find?

A War on Books

By Hanan Esaili | 2 years ago Will Dallas destroy all its Little Free Libraries?

How This South African Is Salvaging Dallas’ Cultural History

By Peter Simek | 2 years ago Meet Michael van Enter, the city's foremost art restorer.

What Toyota Transplants Think of North Texas

By Matt Hawkins | 2 years ago We asked five of the relocating automaker's employees about their new neighborhoods.

How the League of Women Voters Fails Dallas

By Eric Celeste | 2 years ago The group has a proud history, but it needs to change if it wants to be effective.

How Dallas Dresses: Charles Smith II

By Christiana Nielson | 2 years ago Leaving basketball behind, he now wants to make it big in fashion.

My Brother, the Murderer

By Michael J. Mooney | 2 years ago A beautiful young mother, a dark family secret, and a new suspect in a 45-year-old mystery

How to Clean a Crime Scene

By Brad Nicholson | 2 years ago A pro shares the tips of his blood-soaked trade.

Cold Case Files: Diamond Traders Robbed

By D Magazine | 2 years ago The Israeli Diamond Industry has warned jewelers about a violent gang in Dallas.

The Southland Syndicate

By Doug J. Swanson | 2 years ago How Benny Binion built a gambling empire in downtown Dallas.

Cold Case Files: The Campbell Children

By D Magazine | 2 years ago What happened to Myrisha Faye and A.J. Jr.?

Cold Case Files: Double Homicide in Northeast Dallas

By D Magazine | 2 years ago Paula Zickefoose and her brother Talmadge were found dead in her apartment in 1984.

Cold Case Files: The Sorority Attacks

By D Magazine | 2 years ago Who's targeting members of Delta Sigma Theta?

Money, Love, Bloodust

By D Magazine | 2 years ago The people involved with some of Dallas' most notorious cases.

Murder, Inc.

By Dick J. Reavis | 2 years ago Inside the sometimes-mundane workday of the Dallas PD’s homicide squad.

Cold Case Files: A Former Dallas Cowboy Murdered

By D Magazine | 2 years ago Was the death of Colin Ridgway a murder-for-hire plot?

Dallas Crime Through the Decades

By D Magazine | 2 years ago What the numbers say about crimes in our city since 1945.

The Pursuit of Bonnie and Clyde

By D Magazine | 2 years ago A newspaper clipping from the search for the infamous bank robbers.

Restaurant Review: Fortune House

By Eve Hill-Agnus | 2 years ago Owner Lucy Yong’s love of the soup dumplings of her native Shanghai shines through.

Restaurant Review: 18th & Vine

By Eve Hill-Agnus | 2 years ago The flavor of Kansas City barbecue in Oak Lawn.

Restaurant Review: Pink Magnolia

By Eve Hill-Agnus | 2 years ago A new home cooking spot in Bishop Arts.

Restaurant Review: Truluck’s

By Nancy Nichols | 2 years ago Trying out the Uptown seafood restaurant's new digs.

Bar Review: ZaLat

By Tara Nieuwesteeg | 2 years ago The downtown Plano spot switched from serving Vietnamese fusion cuisine to pizza.

Monkey Business

By Zac Crain | 2 years ago A serious question concerning Dez Bryant and his “new best friend.”

DFW Airport’s Scare Tactics

By Nancy Nichols | 2 years ago Wildlife administrator and biologist Cathy Boyles keeps the birds away so you can fly safely.

The $1 Billion Plano Gambling Ring

By Curtis Coburn as told to Tim Rogers | 2 years ago I worked undercover for 10 years to bust these bookies. It all started with an anonymous tip.