The end is near for DART. Dallas has its fingerprints all over
I used to think everyone enjoys watching a train wreck, until it involved the entire public transportation system.…
Ralph Strangis is going into the Dallas Stars Hall of Fame
I’m happy for my friend Ralph Strangis. This weekend, along with Joe Nieuwendyk, Strangis will be inducted into…
A Far North Dallas office building gets its reckoning
The Preston Plaza office building at 17950 Preston Road is a 10-story office building of nearly 260,000 square…
After HB 840, NIMBYs can’t stop North Dallas development
I was excited about attending the first community meeting for the proposed redevelopment of the southwest corner of…
Don’t Austin my College Station
In the summer of 1976, I was a student at Texas A&M University, taking a political science class.…
Teachers say Texas’ classroom phone ban is improving attention
We’re nearly 90 days into the 2025-26 school year, and teachers across North Texas say the state’s new…
Dallas mayor says he’s staying. Lucky us
Michael Hogue I did not want to write about Mayor Eric Johnson maybe resigning, maybe not. The thing…
Don’t give up on downtown Dallas
Michael Hogue “I’m not dead,” cried the hapless plague victim in the classic comedy film Monty Python and…
My homeless friends don’t hide their mistakes. The city should help them
Let me tell you about some friends of mine. Thomas watched his father murder his mother when he…
Where do rural Texans go for news?
Laurie Brown sits in the offices of the largely defunct Canadian Record, which her family has owned in…
The toughest athlete in Dallas
She might be the toughest athlete in Dallas. I’m talking about the Canadian, Rylee Foster, the goalkeeper for…
We need a new scorecard for housing
In his book The Affordable City, Shane Phillips suggests a three-prong approach to solving a city’s housing crisis:…