The Boy Scouts of America Announces That it Will Admit Gay Members

Right now, pretty much the entire country is transfixed by the wild hunt for 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tarnael, the Chechan college student suspected of teaming up with his brother to bomb the Boston Marathon. Or, if they’re not focused on that, they’re tracking the fallout from Wednesday’s freak fertilizer plant explosion…

As West, Texas Counts Its Dead, Some See a Chance to Make a Profit

The explosion Wednesday of a fertilizer plant in West leveled a large swath of the town and killed we’re-still-not-quite-sure how many people. But as authorities continue to pick through the rubble, stories abound that help confirm one’s faith in humanity. There are the volunteer firefighters who rushed toward the flames…

Trinity East’s Vapor Chase

No meeting was too small, too incremental for Trinity East CEO Tom Blanton, because too much was at stake. Whether it was a task force convening to shape rules that may or may not someday govern how gas wells are sunk in Dallas, or a Plan Commission meeting, he’d be…

Angela Hunt, Sandy Greyson Promise to Quiet the Katy Trail Ice House

When the Katy Trail Ice House opened two years ago, it was an immediate hit with the young professionals and SMU students who populate the Uptown area. Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night, they come for the basketball-sized beers and stay for the decidedly frat-like atmosphere. The complaints started flowing…