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April 14, 2011
Dallas' Next Mayor Will Face Tough Budget Choices. Too Bad The Candidates Won't Talk About Them.
Welcome To The Dull House
Blogs
February 11, 2011
Sandy Greyson "Seriously Considering" Running For Her Old Far North Dallas Council Seat
Photo by Sam MertenSandy Greyson (far left) and Angela Hunt debate Tom Leppert and Veletta Forsythe Lill at Rosemont Primary School in September 2007.In yesterday's item about the District 14 candidates, we mentioned how strange it is that three-term incumbent Angela Hunt has drawn four oppo ... More >>
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November 19, 2009
Rick Perry and Kay Bailey Hutchison Are Locked In A Pitched Battle Over The Soul Of The GOP. They Are Also Running For Governor.
Photo by Sam MertenSandy Greyson (far left) and Angela Hunt debate Tom Leppert and Veletta Forsythe Lill at Rosemont Primary School in September 2007.In yesterday's item about the District 14 candidates, we mentioned how strange it is that three-term incumbent Angela Hunt has drawn four oppo ... More >>
Blogs
July 3, 2009
Mitchell Rasansky Says He "Got the Sense" Some Council Members Tried to Kill FBI Informant's Affordable Housing Deals
Brian HarkinWill the jury get to hear from Mitchell Rasansky? Based on what he told us, we're going out on a limb and saying yes.Mitchell Rasansky, who served with Don Hill on the Dallas City Council for six years and is listed as a potential witness in Hill's ongoing federal corruption trial, says ... More >>
Blogs
September 30, 2008
Good Lord, Who Isn't Supporting Ann Margolin's Bid for City Council?
Brian HarkinWill the jury get to hear from Mitchell Rasansky? Based on what he told us, we're going out on a limb and saying yes.Mitchell Rasansky, who served with Don Hill on the Dallas City Council for six years and is listed as a potential witness in Hill's ongoing federal corruption trial, says ... More >>
Blogs
November 16, 2007
Who Doesn't Want to Be Sheriff?
Brian HarkinWill the jury get to hear from Mitchell Rasansky? Based on what he told us, we're going out on a limb and saying yes.Mitchell Rasansky, who served with Don Hill on the Dallas City Council for six years and is listed as a potential witness in Hill's ongoing federal corruption trial, says ... More >>
Blogs
October 25, 2007
Tom Leppert Keeps Delivering One Shocker After Another
Brian HarkinWill the jury get to hear from Mitchell Rasansky? Based on what he told us, we're going out on a limb and saying yes.Mitchell Rasansky, who served with Don Hill on the Dallas City Council for six years and is listed as a potential witness in Hill's ongoing federal corruption trial, says ... More >>
News
October 18, 2007
Gunfight at the Trinity
The biggest shoot-out in Dallas' political history
News
October 11, 2007
Politicians Uniting Behind the Trinity Toll Road
The biggest shoot-out in Dallas' political history
Blogs
October 4, 2007
The "Vengeance" of the Trinity Pavers
The biggest shoot-out in Dallas' political history
News
July 13, 2006
Swing Low
So we heal the north-south rift by electing Colonel Sanders mayor?
News
January 3, 2002
SNAFU
Buzz looks back on 2001 and proves once again that the boy just ain't normal
News
November 29, 2001
The Thing That Ate Downtown
Downtown�s real estate barons are terrified that Perot-Hicks� slick Victory project could wreak havoc on their own tax-funded plans to fix the city�s core
News
August 30, 2001
Absentee Minded
Hey, Mr. Zillionaire Developer, got a big public project you want to sell? Black Dallas has the votes you need--dirt cheap.
News
July 5, 2001
A Day of His Own
Dallas' Cesar Chavez holiday draws some unexpected critics-- his family
News
May 31, 2001
Brave New City
What if people downtown actually got smart?
News
May 3, 2001
Get Used to It
Councilman John Loza plans to fight for a city ordinance banning discrimination against gays
News
April 26, 2001
See No News, Print No News
The Dallas Morning News sends a crack team to make sure a big story doesn't get covered
News
April 12, 2001
Dump Bolton
The protesters at Laura Miller's house were Dallas-style terrorists, working for the chief of police
News
September 21, 2000
Budget Blues
This year's round of Town Hall budget meetings shows we get the government we deserve
News
July 13, 2000
Buzz
What's in a name; Don't let the doorknob hit you; Payment due
News
June 29, 2000
The old switcheroo
What happens when you no longer need the levee taxpayers voted to pay for? Why, you just spend the money on some other big dumb project.
News
May 11, 2000
Bolton's blues
Dallas' new police Chief Terrell Bolton walks through a minefield as he tries to reshape the department. His strategy? Wear combat boots.
News
May 4, 2000
Buzz
Taking sides; This blows; Hard time
News
March 2, 2000
Sex, drugs, and city council
Federal court records reveal the connection between city council ethics and dry-humping
News
February 24, 2000
Hot and bothered
The city's ordinance governing topless clubs is a joke. But Bachman Lake-area residents are determined to get rid of the clubs by any means necessary.
News
October 28, 1999
Crime watch
A new publication keeps an eye on cops and robbers
News
July 29, 1999
Buzz
Trouble in Belo's paradise
News
April 8, 1999
Whipping boy
John Loza learns that making friends is easy for a city council member. Keeping them is harder.
News
April 8, 1999
Letters
John Loza learns that making friends is easy for a city council member. Keeping them is harder.
News
March 25, 1999
Buzz
John Loza learns that making friends is easy for a city council member. Keeping them is harder.
News
March 18, 1999
No means yes
City council speaks with forked tongue on tax funding for the Olympic bid
News
November 5, 1998
Peep-hole power
It's a scary world out there, but someone's gotta keep it under control. Jim Schutze uncovers the secret agony of the Dallas Citizens Council.
News
October 15, 1998
It's the details, stupid
Candidate Bob Stimson claims his opponent's shoddy bookkeeping is a sneaky way to campaign at taxpayer expense
News
October 1, 1998
Buzz
Candidate Bob Stimson claims his opponent's shoddy bookkeeping is a sneaky way to campaign at taxpayer expense
News
January 29, 1998
Letters
Candidate Bob Stimson claims his opponent's shoddy bookkeeping is a sneaky way to campaign at taxpayer expense
News
December 25, 1997
Parting shots
As Laura Miller rides off to tilt at political windmills, we recall some of her choicest words
News
December 18, 1997
Mr. Mayor, Meet Your Nightmare
Frustrated, fed up, and ready to fight, Laura Miller trades muckraking for a run at City Hall
News
November 20, 1997
Flying blind
With the mayor and city manager leading the charge, the city council moves full speed on an arena deal that doesn't even exist yet
News
November 6, 1997
Priced to sell out
City Manager John Ware ramrods a patched-together arena deal
News
August 14, 1997
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.
News
April 25, 1996
Dallas' lawyer joke
A legal comedy of errors led to a $5 million tragedy for the city
News
January 25, 1996
Letters
A legal comedy of errors led to a $5 million tragedy for the city
News
January 11, 1996
Private dealing
How Ron Kirk killed the public arena briefing
News
November 30, 1995
Spouting rubbish
Dallas has run out of recycling excuses
News
August 10, 1995
Blood sport
There are two to blame for the Kirk-Fielding feud
News
June 15, 1995
None of your business?
Closed council sessions scorn open-meetings law
News
April 6, 1995
Who ya gonna call?
City Hall's top brass use taxpayer-provided mobile phones to call sweethearts, power brokers, and Pizza Hut.
News
March 9, 1995
Desperate dealing
City scrambles to finance arena privately--and steal racetrack back from Fort Worth
News
February 16, 1995
Another view
What City Hall isn't willing to hear about the new arena
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