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News
January 12, 2012
Price Corruption Probe: You're All Black. Go to Jail?
Do black politicos get harsher treatment in the courts? Let's talk about it.
Blogs
July 19, 2011
As Federal Grand Jury Begins Calling Witnesses in JWP Case, the Past Collides With the Present
I have been looking back at the federal corruption conviction that forced the late Al Lipscomb off the Dallas City Council in 2000. That conviction was set aside two years later by a conservative panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans. We have lessons, people. Lessons. ... More >>
News
January 15, 2009
Al Lipscomb's grandson LeVar “LD” Thomas seeks council seat
I have been looking back at the federal corruption conviction that forced the late Al Lipscomb off the Dallas City Council in 2000. That conviction was set aside two years later by a conservative panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans. We have lessons, people. Lessons. ... More >>
News
January 2, 2003
2002 Revealed
An aging Buzz finds little to celebrate in the year gone by. What did you expect?
News
August 1, 2002
Inquiring Minds
Why is ignorance such bliss for so many when it comes to Al Lipscomb?
News
July 25, 2002
Jury of His Dears
What the appeals court really said was that Lipscomb had a right to be tried where he was loved
News
June 7, 2001
Al Strikes Back
Lipscomb appeal finds a receptive audience in New Orleans
News
December 28, 2000
:cueless
Buzz hacks through the past in search of the cool cats and fools of the year that was
News
May 4, 2000
Buzz
Taking sides; This blows; Hard time
News
May 4, 2000
Al's atonement
For starters, why not help undo the crooked cab laws he helped pass?
News
April 27, 2000
Damaged goods
What do you get for 50 bucks a meeting? Thomas Korosec sizes up the man and woman most likely to succeed Al Lipscomb.
News
April 20, 2000
Letters
Judging Joe Kendall; Elian's kidnapping; Clearing the air; Chaos on Lower Greenville
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
February 3, 2000
To the rotten core
The Lipscomb trial took us where the News don't shine
News
January 20, 2000
The plantation burns
Al Lipscomb is on trial for bribery. The real charge is "traitor."
News
January 13, 2000
Black out
Lipscomb takes his story to Anglo Amarillo and hopes it plays better than prosecutors'
News
December 30, 1999
A clockwork Buzz
1999, the year Bill Rojas brought panic and paranoia to DISD. But was there any other good news? Buzz takes a look back.
News
May 6, 1999
Observer writers honored
1999, the year Bill Rojas brought panic and paranoia to DISD. But was there any other good news? Buzz takes a look back.
News
March 11, 1999
Buzz
1999, the year Bill Rojas brought panic and paranoia to DISD. But was there any other good news? Buzz takes a look back.
News
January 7, 1999
Look back in confusion
Buzz remembers the year that might have been and proves that not only the winners write the history
News
October 1, 1998
Buzz
Buzz remembers the year that might have been and proves that not only the winners write the history
News
April 16, 1998
Business as usual
Buzz remembers the year that might have been and proves that not only the winners write the history
News
April 16, 1998
Saint Al
Will he die in prison for the sins of the plantation?
News
January 16, 1997
Year of the weasel
From Al Lipscomb to Paul Fielding, it was hard to find straight talk in '96

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