10 Biggest Collapses in Dallas Sports History

Jordan Spieth will be back. The Dallas-bred golfer has one multiple majors and recovered nicely after botching the end of the 2014 Masters, so it stands to reason he’ll recover from his complete and utter disaster in Augusta this year, blowing a five-stroke lead on the final nine holes. Spieth’s…

Dallas Joined by Texas A.G. Ken Paxton in Exxxotica Fight

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has thrown his support behind Mayor Mike Rawlings’ and the City Council’s effort to keep the Exxxotica adult expo out of the convention center. Currently under felony indictment and facing an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the state’s top lawyer insists in a…

Dallas Is Burning $4,000 a Day on Its Exxxotica Lawyers

For the last two months, the city of Dallas has been pumping about $4,000 a day into a case that outside observers and many members of the City Council view as an obvious loser — the city’s fraught attempt to ban the Exxxotica adult expo from using the Kay Bailey…

Ethan Couch Gets Two Years in Tarrant County Jail

Ethan Couch, the affluenza-suffering teen who killed four in a 2013 Tarrant County drunk driving incident, had his first day in adult court Wednesday. Couch, originally sentenced to 10 years probation, will remain in Tarrant County Jail for two years as a condition of that probation, Tarrant County District Judge…

Texas Facing Medicaid Crunch

The last thing the state of Texas’ Republican leadership wants to do is give in and accept the Medicaid expansion mandated by the Affordable Care Act. Texas has the highest uninsured population in the country, but no matter how many Texans might receive access to healthcare if the state would…

Fair Park Could Be Out of City Hands by September

The easiest takeaway from the revised plan for the private takeover of Fair Park is that it isn’t going to cost the city quite as much as was initially thought. In November, when Ray Hunt buddy and “father of DART” Walt Humann first told the City Council how much the…

Plan to Close Tent City Gets Muddier

The deadline, May 4, set by the city to clear the Dallas homeless encampment known as Tent City was not hard and fast. That much is clear after Wednesday’s Dallas City Council meeting. Adam Medrano desperately wants to get rid of Tent City. His district — which covers the Cedars…

Texas Has a Missing Judge Problem

Merrick Garland is getting all the attention. President Obama’s nominee to fill the Supreme Court seat vacated with the death of Justice Antonin Scalia seems just as unlikely to receive a confirmation vote as he did the day he was nominated, March 16. Both of Texas’ senators, John Cornyn and…