Traffic changes on Abram Street will require careful listening
Wednesday, May. 22, 2013
Visition for walkable downtown Arlington involves delicate balancing.
Hard work, compromise are hallmarks of immigration bill passed by Senate committee
Wednesday, May. 22, 2013
The legislation still faces tough times in both houses of Congress.
Boy Scouts’ vote on gay members toughest challenge yet
Wednesday, May. 22, 2013
Proposal set for consideration Thursday wouldn’t change policy on adults.
Editorial: Opening the T board to Grapevine inclusion shows forward thinking
Tuesday, May. 21, 2013
HB2536 helps prepare Fort Worth for future and a regional rail system.
Billie Sol Estes’ notoriety included getting cameras kicked out of courtrooms
Monday, May. 20, 2013
Texas was a pioneer in telecasts before the Supreme Court ruled them a fair-trial violation.
Open government gets another test in Texas House
Saturday, May. 18, 2013
Geren, Capriglione push political transparency.
Firing of police chief’s former aide sends harsh message
Friday, May. 17, 2013
Halstead continues to crack down on problem of officers drinking and driving.
Regents bill is a rebuke, but Perry still should sign it
Friday, May. 17, 2013
Governor’s emails to board members show disrespect for UT loyalists.
Tornado-ravaged communities in North Texas will need our help
Thursday, May. 16, 2013
Caution: It’s unfortunate, but disasters often attract shysters too willing to prey on victims.
Texas Senate must move quickly to pass exoneration bill
Wednesday, May. 15, 2013
There is a stain on the Texas criminal justice system that no spot remover can erase.
But Texas’ indelible shame of having sent too many innocent people to prison should not keep lawmakers, law enforcement officials, judges and prosecutors from working to improve the procedures whose flaws have led to serious mistakes.
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