Boy Scouts of America

We Need a Mayor Who'll Cut Up City Hall's Credit Card.

Dallas Theater Center's Kevin Moriarty rescues a singing Man of Steel from his Fortress of Solitude.

Green Zone: American Hero Matt Damon and His WMD of a Movie Confirm the Big Lie, Hollywood-Style

Clean-Air Fund to Stop Funding Natural Gas Projects Till Industry Cleans Up Its Act

Click to expand this map provided last week by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality​Way back in '97, and again last June, we told you the story of Sue Pope -- a Midlothian rancher who became legendary for taking on pollution-spewing TXI -- and the genesis of the fund named in her honor, w ... More >>

At the Don Hill Trial, the Definition of "Walking-Around Money" (Now, a Live Blog)

So I am here, back in the overflow room at the Federal Palace of Justice downtown watching the Dallas City Hall federal corruption trial, and I see that we have come to one of the most fundamental and time-honored traditions of Dallas politics: that fine old institution called "walking-around money. ... More >>

The Nuns in the Runs of Two Local Performances--Hail Mary and Nunsense--Are Praying It for Laughs

So I am here, back in the overflow room at the Federal Palace of Justice downtown watching the Dallas City Hall federal corruption trial, and I see that we have come to one of the most fundamental and time-honored traditions of Dallas politics: that fine old institution called "walking-around money. ... More >>

Swingtown

Local swingers think life is a bowl of cherries, but Duncanville wants to spit out the Pit

Six Pac

The Cowboys are counting on NFL outlaw Pacman Jones to pop the top on their sixth Super Bowl.

America's Tease

With their best team since the '90s dynasty, the Cowboys can stop merely flirting with a championship

With the Addition of Pacman Jones, Valley Ranch Has Become a Halfway House

With their best team since the '90s dynasty, the Cowboys can stop merely flirting with a championship

Angela Hunt Proves It: The Mayor's Been Lying About the Trinity River Toll Road

With their best team since the '90s dynasty, the Cowboys can stop merely flirting with a championship

Detective Comics

Showbiz noir investigates TV Superman's real-life tragedy

Bah Hum-Buzz

Buzz gets his jollies keeping tabs on 2005's naughty and nice guys. OK, mostly naughty.

An Irritating Woman

Susan Diamond learned that it doesn't pay to annoy your kids' psychiatrists, even if you're a doctor

Contact

A half century later, witnesses insist little green—or maybe brown—men crashed in New Mexico

Dark Victory

15 years later, Frank Miller once more dons Batman's cape and cowl

Double Oops

Carrollton takes one step backward as it tries to make amends with Mother Nature

The Superpredator

Think it's brutal to send a 14-year-old boy to prison for decades? Meet Billy Ray Dennis, and think again.

Shallow Impact

Why don't tourists flock to the meteor crater outside of Odessa? Because most don't know a bona fide Texas treasure from a hole in the ground.

Grave Matters

The tombstones in Oakland Cemetery bear names that reflect Dallas' greatness and its shame, from former mayors to klansmen. But years of neglect have left it overgrown and forgotten.

With Friends Like These...

CompUSA and Latin America's richest man get a $450 million lesson from a Dallas jury: Friendship and business don't mix.

That's a Rap

Former employees of The Studios at Las Colinas say their ex-boss fudged facts

:cueless

Buzz hacks through the past in search of the cool cats and fools of the year that was

Hook, Line, Stinker

Don't bite, even if Bait does

Victimless crime

Bungling thieves, piles of gold, jailhouse snitches, and bloody clothes. Prosocuretors in Madalyn Murray O'Hair's disappearance had everything -- except three corpses

After the fall

Heartbroken by the loss of his son on a DISD field trip, a father fights to prevent future tragedies

In the line of fire

When a gunman terrorized worshipers at Wedgwood Baptist Church, one unlikely hero summoned the courage and faith to challenge a killer

South by South Austin

The Cornell Hurd Band is in it for the long haul

The garden of life

In East Dallas' Little Asia, a community blooms in fields of litter

Beach bums

With a tired plot and cutout characters, Six Days, Seven Nights seems longer

Tangled web

From Mexico to L.A. via Alaska and El Paso, Tito Larriva has seen it all and more

Punk angst debunked

Darlington does the twist

Damage control

A deadly accident in a pit at Texas Instruments sent lawyers and flacks scurrying, but the company's response may put it deeper in the hole

Letters

A deadly accident in a pit at Texas Instruments sent lawyers and flacks scurrying, but the company's response may put it deeper in the hole

Mr. Nobody

Bill Simpson is eager to dig up dirt on you. He'll even write down your license plate number if you visit a topless bar. But the self-appointed guardian of Dallas morals doesn't want you to know anything about him.

Sultan of swat

Charged with assault for spanking an 11-year-old boy, a volunteer tutor defends old-fashioned discipline

Bring on the noise

Why the hecklers heckle, and why Bill Keever's gotta go now

The Will Rogers of shred

Andy Timmons never met a style he didn't like

Pure id

Tim Burton turns his ray gun on everything in sight when Mars Attacks!

The dark half

That Thing You Do and The Long Kiss Goodnight cast ugly shadows

Trail of Tears

Ruth Smith set out to enshrine a Cherokee battleground and started a war of her own

Who the Hell is Wild Willie?

An up-from-nowhere theme-park promoter has set off a land rush in tiny Canton - and he's just gotten started with his crazy schemes

Flight of fancy

Witless and laughable, Executive Decision fails the smirk test

BeloWatch

Witless and laughable, Executive Decision fails the smirk test

Caught in the Web

Zach Loafman, a gifted St. Mark's teen, fights an addiction to the Internet.

Lost Tribe

Grand Prairie's Henry Clayton has proclaimed himself chief of the new 'nato Nation. Is he the head of Texas' largest Indian tribe-or an indian impostor?

BeloWatch

Grand Prairie's Henry Clayton has proclaimed himself chief of the new 'nato Nation. Is he the head of Texas' largest Indian tribe-or an indian impostor?

480 baseballs, 200 days

For Jeff Frye, North Loop Dodge is a long way from Port Charlotte

The Crow-Qadhafi Connection

How a mythic Texas family won the gratitude of a dictator

Sexual Dealing

The truth about Cabaret Royale's blue-chip fantasy world