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Growth, Hope and a To-Go Plate: The Groundbreaking for the New Rudy's Chicken

Construction for the new Rudy's Chicken started yesterday. Or at least a few spadefuls of dirt were tossed to kick off the effort. Council member Dwaine Caraway, Mayor Mike Rawlings and a number of others from the City Council came out to mark the project kickoff and get their hands on their share o ... More >>

Start's Potential

Erin McKool's Take on Fast Food Feels Like the Begining of Something Big.

50 Years of Chilling: Aunt Stelle's Sno Cones in Oak Cliff

A white Mercedes CLS 500 slowly turns right off Clarendon and parks along the curb on the wrong side of the street. The tail end of the car is sticking out just a bit. The driver and his date, a young couple, get in line behind a family of six, all who just piled out of a black Suburban. Cars are pa ... More >>

The Feds Bury Border Patrol Abuses of Immigrants, But What's Been Unearthed Reveals a Culture of Cruelty

Eisley Has The Battle Scars to Prove Their Coming of Age.

MasterMinds: Matthew Posey, Joel Hester and Karen Blessen Are Winners in Our Inaugural Creativity Awards

Illegal Immigrants, Desperate To Find Work In The U.S., Risk Kidnapping, Rape and Murder From Those Smuggling Them Across the Border

Is the Reconquista Spreading to England?

Exposing the Hidden Dirty Words of a Secret Language—Spanish

Obama and Me

It was the year 2000, and I was a young, hungry reporter in Chicago with a young, hungry state legislator on my speed dial

Breathe Easier? Not So Much.

ĦAsk a Mexican!

Operation Florida Freedom

Papa wouldn't be proud of the Florida Seafood Grill

Those Poor Starvin' Cops

If Dallas cops are so destitute, how come police station parking lots look like the auto show?

Death in the Desert

Gary Patterson flew to El Paso for a job interview--and never returned. It took nearly two years for the Texas Rangers and Waco police to unravel the bizarre web of lies and treachery that led to his disappearance.

Down on the farm

The Farmer's Market is finally turning a profit, and the city has plans to make it even better. So why isn't everyone happy?

Highwaymen

San Antonio conservatives and a professional road warrior try to hijack a DART rail election

Beaten paths

A plan for hike-and-bike trails faces gridlock

Return to sender

A Mexican man is jailed and almost deported because of INS ineptitude

No parking

Old rivalries flare in Uptown over a proposal to build a pocket park

Unreasonable Doubts

Justice may be blind, but Dallas jurors aren't--particularly when it comes to race

A wreck of a rec room

Cozy's shows there isn't much in a name, after all

Soul food & crackers

How two black Dallas men learned to love the lily-white Republic of Texas--especially the part about phony checks and payment-free plastic

Slim Pickens

An angry wife does to T. Boone Pickens what his corporate victims could only dream of

Buzz

Daddy dearest

As Michael Irvin tries to scrub his image, it just gets weirder and weirder

In search of Santa

Kris Kringles are everywhere this time of year, but where's the real Mr. Claus? With a skeptical 7-year-old's help, we cut through the fake snow and polyester beards so you know where to go