Stories by Tim Rogers
Transportation
I-345 Debate: How Much Time Does the Evil Highway Really Save Us?
The Transportation Committee cares more about cars than it does people.
Local News
Leading Off (6/28/22)
Cloudy today, with a high of 91 and a chance of the Supreme Court destroying the EPA.
Local News
Bill Hutchinson No-Billed by Dallas County Grand Jury
The real estate developer still faces charges in California.
Local News
Leading Off (6/21/22)
Sunny today, with a high of 100 and chances of Jerry Jones dissing Eric Johnson
Local News
How a New York Writer Found Her Way to a Story About a South Oak Cliff Funeral Home
Eleanor Cummins reports this month on the Golden Gate Funeral Home.
Stories by Tim Rogers
Dallas History
David Witts Got to Terlingua 50 Years Too Early
The Dallas businessman invested in the area long before its current boom.
Local News
Leading Off (6/14/22)
The sun will come out later today, and we'll hit only 97. Bring a light sweater.
Politics & Government
Here’s the Short List for Dallas’ Next City Manager
This is an important decision. Let's take it seriously.
Person of Interest
How Dallas’ Poet Laureate Plans to Connect the City
Joaquín Zihuatanejo, the first-ever poet laureate of Dallas, believes poetry can be a bridge.