D Magazine December 2020

Grab your mask for some holiday cheer—Christmas is almost here.

These stores will zhuzh up your holidays, whether you’re at home, in your bubble, or making a great escape.

It isn’t safe to bring in folks under your roof who aren’t already living there. So consider these five new (or newly remodeled) hotels. For you or for them.

At long last, Oak Cliff gets a tribute to Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan in Kiest Park.

Oncor’s clear-cutting at the Old Fish Hatchery was likely legal, but we the people still have recourse.

Adolphe Gouhenant spent months in jail awaiting trial for his part in a conspiracy to overthrow the French government. And then he showed up in Dallas.

The Bird Bakery’s Elizabeth Chambers shares her grandmother’s buttermilk pie recipe.

It was only after I started walking that I learned how to truly see my city.

Gambling is mostly fun. But gambling with savings is fraught, especially now. That’s probably why so many people upped their cash holdings as the economic crisis continued.

In such strange times, it pays to have a financial adviser you can trust. We asked the experts to identify the best in our region. Your portfolio will thank us.

Dallas is home to leading treatments, research, and innovation.

Improved surgical techniques and therapies improve outcomes, but the gold standard in effective breast cancer treatment is early detection.

No two cancer patients are the same, which is why Choice Cancer Care offers individualized cancer treatment plans that offer hope and support to patients when they need it mo

Texas Center for Proton Therapy brings advanced, lifesaving cancer treatment to North Texas.

Skin cancer is highly treatable when caught early. Here are five tips from a dermatologist to reduce your risk.

Can you think of a more obvious setting for such a thing?