AK-47 Assault Rifle

L'Chaim: A Dallas Artist Helps Give Israel a Second Life

All a-flutter

Another local songwriter has a cut on a major-label release

Flood money

The Trinity River Plan's billion-dollar vision of levees, parks, and ponds has Mayor Ron Kirk--and most of Dallas--spellbound. But engineers warn it could lead to a flooding catastrophe and destroy the same poor neighborhoods it's designed to help.

The man who knew too much

Meet Arthur Griesacker--the mysterious fellow who allegedly masterminded the Republic of Texas' funny-money schemes but always seems to escape prosecution

Buzz

Meet Arthur Griesacker--the mysterious fellow who allegedly masterminded the Republic of Texas' funny-money schemes but always seems to escape prosecution

Guantanamo's Final Days

America prepares to shutter the infamous prison camp, and jihad looms

What About Bob?

Laugh openly at Robert Hawkins

Thinning Crowds

It's always dead at The Club

Meter Reader

Watch your corn hole, America. You could get slammed.

Maybe Another Teen Movie

Is high school coming-of-ager Rocket Science quirky for good or evil? The answer's...debatable.

Cred Sheet

Stuff you need to know to avoid musical ostracism

Devil's Day

This Tuesday, Satan's gaping black mouth shall spit forth...the new Ice Cube CD

The Loggers

If Trees reopens in the future, what can we expect? Concerts? Coffee? Laser tag?

Generation Rx

Adrift in a sea of psychotropic pharmacology, it's easy for a kid to drown.

Letters

Adrift in a sea of psychotropic pharmacology, it's easy for a kid to drown.

So What?

Ministry isn't on a major label anymore, but Al Jourgensen still loves his job

Now Hear This!

Apartheid didn't stand a chance against so many songs

AK1200

September 21

American psycho-babble

From beerhalls to boardrooms, personality tests claim to be a window into the soul. Are they a valid tool, or just psychological window dressing?

Reasonable doubt?

Dallas lawyer Catherine Shelton on her troubled pastand the Rowlett murder she says she didn't commit

Pinalcchio: Renowned Forensics Experts Say a Pinal County Deputy's High-Profile Tale About Getting Shot After Encountering Drug Smugglers Doesn't Add Up

Dallas lawyer Catherine Shelton on her troubled pastand the Rowlett murder she says she didn't commit

A Party for Your Buds

Dallas lawyer Catherine Shelton on her troubled pastand the Rowlett murder she says she didn't commit

A $50 AK-47, a Hail of Bullets and a Dead Little Girl: From a Night of Partying to a Day in Court

Don Hardge says he bought his AK for $50 from a crackhead.​On Fourth of July weekend in 2008, Don "Dunn" Hardge, an 18-year-old member of Dallas's DFW Mafia gang, stashed his AK-47 in his friend's trunk and walked into an Oak Cliff club. It was a sticky night, made stickier by the presence of near ... More >>

Area Gun Dealer Pretty Sure That New Two-Per-Customer Law Won't Solve Border Violence

Via.So long as we can still get one of these​An edict from the Justice Department to the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives paved the way Monday for tighter regulation of repeat purchases of semi-automatic rifles with detachable magazines in border states. The feds' f ... More >>

Don Hardge Fired His AK-47 Into a Crowd Of Teens, But He Swears He's No Killer

The family of a dead teenage girl might disagree, even if the justice system didn't.

Concert Foul No. 14: Amateur Concert Videography

Is this you?​In the words of the great, would-be time traveler Kip Dynamite: We "love technology."And we do. Let's be honest: Music fans of today have it a bajillionty times better than the generation previous to this current, wireless point in time. Blogs, mp3s, iTunes, Myspace, Facebook and eve ... More >>