History How a Dallas Businessman Assembled the World’s First Professional Bridge Team By Mike Piellucci | 3 weeks ago The Dallas Aces formed in the late 1960s with one mission: take down Italy's formidable Blue Team. Becoming famous wasn't part of the plan.
Sports How Ernie Banks Grew Up By Ron Rapoport | 1 month ago His hometown largely ignores his legacy, but the life of Mr. Sunshine took shape in a poor Dallas neighborhood that would become the Arts District.
Entertainment True Story: I Wrestled a Bear in Deep Ellum By Tom Stephenson | 1 month ago It was perhaps the worst St. Paddy's Day promotion every conceived.
Things to Do 71 Things To Do on Saturday in Dallas By D Magazine | 2 months ago We’ve come up with more than a year’s worth of creative Saturday itineraries to ignite your imagination.
Local News Max Glauben Will Live Forever By Harriet P. Gross | 3 months ago A new Dallas museum will show an exhibit with a Holocaust survivor the likes of which you’ve never seen. Or talked to.
History Tales From the Dallas History Archives: The Holidays in Dallas Have Always Been a Show By Brandon Murray | 4 months ago Christmas was last week, but we're willing to bet you'd be interested in seeing what downtown liked like around this time half a century ago.
History Tales From the Dallas History Archives: Old Mayors, Magic, And A New Tollway By Brandon Murray | 5 months ago I promise it all makes sense.
Personalities My Roots: Henry Talavera By Henry Talavera as told to William Ehrhardt | 1 year ago The Polsinelli PC shareholder on what he learned from his Colombian mother.
History The 1897 Battle of the Trinity Bridge Jumpers By Paula Bosse | 1 year ago When a New Yorker tried to raise money to jump off the Commerce Street bridge into the Trinity, a local was "determined that the honor of Dallas should be upheld."
History Did Dallas Really ‘Come From Nothing’? By Tim Rogers | 1 year ago Here's how one paragraph in a book by a St. Louis professor led to a feature in D Magazine’s January issue.
Politics & Government The Robert E. Lee Statue Was Nearly Erected at SMU By Tim Rogers | 2 years ago The city almost dodged this bullet. Shame.
History The Confederate Statues: A Case Study in the Evolution of Thinking at D Magazine Headquarters By Tim Rogers | 2 years ago Let's have a look at how this went down.
Visual Arts This Brilliant Dallas Artist Is All But Forgotten By Peter Simek | 2 years ago Forrest Kirkland made some of the most important paintings in Texas' history, rescuing centuries of rock art from oblivion.
History The Forgotten Pre-History of Dallas By Laray Polk | 2 years ago Contrary to what some might think, people were here long before John Neely Bryan.
History When Dallas Was the Most Racist City in America By Tim Rogers | 2 years ago The Ku Klux Klan once ruled the city.
