Paper Chase
The going’s been rough for journalists in the last few years. Daily newspapers that worried about losing readers to network tv discovered that tv...
Collaring Dollars
Fort Worth taxpayers have been digging deep in their pockets for 11 years to pay for crime control above and beyond what’s financed by...
No Soliciting
A Saginaw businessman who police say spent time talking dirty online to someone he thought was a young teenager has been charged with criminal...
Decision: Deported
When he finally returned home, Mahmoud Alafyouny's life fell into a predictable routine. During the days, he held down a job at a North...
Single-Family Affair
Ethics, like beauty, seems to be in the eye of the beholder at Fort Worth city hall these days.
Did Mayor Mike Moncrief violate the...
Six-Year Sentence of Frustration
It’s been six years since Tedricke Gardner was fired from Tarrant County Juvenile Services for allegedly abandoning his job, and he’s still waiting for...
Torture of the Powerless
“People on death row have better medical treatment than these women. After all, they want to keep the death row inmates alive and...
Who’s the Nuisance?
Lynda Sauvlet thought she was doing something good for the community in southeast Fort Worth. She and her husband, Tom, opened All My Children...
Child Left Behind
When the Rev. Kyev Tatum took his last $1,000 and plunked it down as earnest money toward the purchase of an old skating rink...
Super Target
A blue-collar neighborhood that has long been fighting against the Cultural District’s upscale development boom won a round at City Hall recently. Just as...
