It’s back to the old reality
Those home victories over the Eagles and Chiefs made that Arizona loss here feel like something from a…
Cowboys’ season-sinking loss to Vikings makes one wonder where Dallas is truly headed
ARLINGTON — This is how the end looks: Dak Prescott, frustrated, taking hits, looking lost, coming up with…
Texas-sizing Trump accounts is a mixed bag
It’s not often that Texas voluntarily adds to a federal spending program. But that’s exactly what Dan Patrick…
When Dallas gathered at the synagogue door
On a spring evening in 1876, a throng of people crowded into a brick building on Commerce Street.…
The city shrinks when I’m running
This Sunday, thousands of runners will lace up their shoes and toe the starting line for the BMW…
Playoff hopes on the line again for Dallas
The Dallas Cowboys (6-6-1) are coming off a loss, but still have postseason hopes going into Sunday night’s…
Opinion: From ancient miracle to modern celebration – the story behind El Paso’s public menorahs
by Special to El Paso Matters, El Paso Matters December 12, 2025 By Rabbi Levi Greenberg Public menorah…
Opinion: Students missed a crucial chance for honest immigration debate during Tom Homan’s UTEP event
by Special to El Paso Matters, El Paso Matters December 11, 2025 By Sigrid Gonzalez I am a…
Famous Dallas architect’s motel is now an ‘infamous criminal hub’ on Harry Hines
It’s been a minute since someone called me “fake news.” Forgot how hilarious it sounds when it’s said…
Move City Hall and save downtown
As proud former mayors of Dallas, we’ve witnessed some of our city’s best days and its toughest obstacles.…
Looking for the man named Charlie Brown in tunnels, fields of northwest Dallas
A few hours before this column was to run Friday morning, I received an email. Charlie Brown, the…
Opinion: How conflict minerals in holiday gifts fuel violence in Congo
by Special to El Paso Matters, El Paso Matters December 8, 2025 By Anna Genna-Hiroi With the holiday…