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Fort Worth Terrorism
His June 18, 1996 obituary in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram is short and succinct.
Lawrence M. Peters, 78, a retired Allied Mills employee, was found dead...
Systemic Indifference
Life at Tarrant County Jail is rough and inhumane, but June was particularly tough. That’s when two prisoners died within three days of each...
Eat the Rich
On October 9, 2023, a complete human skeleton was found along the 12000 block of Camp Bowie West, near the westernmost edge of Tarrant...
Chaos Caucus
I was gobsmacked recently by a survey that says Americans believe the GOP is best at the economy, national security, and fighting crime. Huh?...
Frauditor in Chief
Though the title lacks panache, the county auditor is one of the most powerful and lucrative positions in the Fort Worth region. The commissioners...
H2 Uh-Oh
Some people can’t stop themselves from stepping on a rake and blaming someone else for it. That’s the case with the conspiracy-peddling mayor of...
Election Guide
For a state that routinely adopts bills limiting the rights of non-Republicans, Tuesday’s vote is largely nonpartisan. The 14 constitutional amendments involve creating new...
Helter Keller
As with other predominantly white suburbs across the country, Keller has always leaned conservative, but fall 2021 saw a sharp uptick in right-wing hysteria...
Nightmare on East Lancaster
Dressed in black with skeleton masks and Victorian-era top hats, the two dozen members of the Cutting Edge Drumline launched into a tightknit performance...
Torchy’s Workers Outspoken Against Hate
I am writing this letter in the name of justice and my conscience. Since I was hired by Torchy’s in July 2021, I have...
