Politics & Government
Politics & Government
Eddie Bernice Johnson’s Family Intends to Sue Baylor Scott & White Health, Alleges Wrongful Death
The family says the longtime congresswoman died a wrongful death from an infection caused by conditions at a Baylor rehab facility where she was left unattended.
By Will Maddox
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Eddie Bernice Johnson’s Family Intends to Sue Baylor Scott & White Health, Alleges Wrongful Death
The family says the longtime congresswoman died a wrongful death from an infection caused by conditions at a Baylor rehab facility where she was left unattended.
By Will Maddox
Publications
Disinformation Isn’t New: A Dallas Woman Led the National Fight Decades Ago
Kathleen Bailey spent her career fighting Soviet disinformation and trying to save the world from nuclear Armageddon. She could write a memoir. The reason she'd rather write fiction is a very interesting story.
By Kathy Wise
Publications
Is Dallas Really the Safest Big City in America?
The mayor has become besties with the police chief. And they have one thing to say: violent crime is on the decline. Let’s look at how we’ve gotten here.
By Matt Goodman
Local Government
Inside the East Dallas Groundswell Against Airbnb
Norma Minnis has spent decades killing projects that would have forever altered her neighborhood and single-family neighborhoods across Dallas. Her current target: Airbnb.
By Matt Goodman
Law
John Creuzot’s Four Criminal Court Commandments
A few lessons that the Dallas County District Attorney has learned from more than 40 years in courtrooms.
By John Creuzot
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When Business Gets Political
Some companies are outspoken when it comes to adding their voices to hot-button political conversations, while others prefer to remain silent. Here are some things to consider when your business is thinking about taking a stand.
Government & Law
Mayor Johnson’s Priorities for Federal Infrastructure Dollars: I-30, Harold Simmons Park, Vision Zero
The mayor wrote a letter to U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg earlier this week, advocating for federal money for upcoming projects.
By Matt Goodman
Politics & Government
Dallas Council Candidates Discuss Food Insecurity at Town Hall with Food Justice Orgs
Some of the District 2 candidates gathered for a talk on April 13 at the Dallas Farmers Market. More conversations are slated for this week with other district runners.
By Rosin Saez
Local News
Some Dallas Businesses Are Spooked About Unrest After Election Day
Many are hoping for peace, but after lessons learned from the spring, are boarding up their glass windows.
By Rosin Saez
Politics & Government
Donald Trump’s Worst Nightmare
Rebecca Acuña is a Mexican immigrant running Biden’s Texas campaign. She has the audacity to think she can turn the state blue.
By Zac Crain