Roosevelt High School

"Go for Brett Shipp."

Presumed horizontal

Thief uses bed rest study to duck trial

Accountability time

Grassroots political group demands straight answers

Losing Faith

Dallas Area Interfaith wants to give the city's poor and disenfranchised a voice in politics. But all critics see is another grab for power.

Policing the police

A squabble between administrators leads to charges of mismanagement among DISD's security police

The "Doctor" Is In

School board candidate Richard Evans has a checkered past, a mail-order degree, and a confrontational manner. But many city leaders think he's the best man for the job.

Buzz

School board candidate Richard Evans has a checkered past, a mail-order degree, and a confrontational manner. But many city leaders think he's the best man for the job.

Look back in confusion

Buzz remembers the year that might have been and proves that not only the winners write the history

Slam Dunk

How the story of a high school basketball team ended up much more

For God and Country

For a South Oak Cliff church considered a model for mixing faith and government, the line between church and state is thin indeeda

Budget Blues

This year's round of Town Hall budget meetings shows we get the government we deserve

Public defenders

A surprising number of parents are shunning the 'burbs, pulling their kids out of private schools, and embracing DISD

The Hip-Hop Hustle

Tommy Quon and goldfinger found out that Dallas is no rapper's paradise

Former Local Track and Field Star Athlete, Now Homeless, Recognized by City Council

Patrick MichelsCouncil member Tennell Atkins, who honored an old friend at yesterday's council briefing​The pre-lunch portion of yesterday morning's Dallas City Council briefing offered up at least one heartwarming, non-yawn-inducing moment as one of Dallas's homeless was recognized, if at lea ... More >>

The Killer of His Daughter's Mother: A Cunning American Boy Becomes a Mexican Cartel Soldier and East L.A. Executioner

Patrick MichelsCouncil member Tennell Atkins, who honored an old friend at yesterday's council briefing​The pre-lunch portion of yesterday morning's Dallas City Council briefing offered up at least one heartwarming, non-yawn-inducing moment as one of Dallas's homeless was recognized, if at lea ... More >>