These Texas Women Fight the Death Penalty Outside Huntsville Execution Chamber
For the women who protest at Texas executions progress is coming, but not fast enough.
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Laughing Through the Pain: Inside the New Dallas Play About Luka’s Trade
With The Trade, Dallas Mavericks fans might get the closure they need from the heartbreak of Luka Doncic’s trade. Or at least a few laughs.
Brianna Baucum Said CPS Unfairly Took Her Child. Her Former Supporters No Longer Believe Her.
A community rallied around the UT-Arlington student after she lost custody of her daughter. Now, some think her entire story was built on lies.
UT-Arlington Student Brianna Baucum fights to bring her daughter home
If the anonymous tipster were telling the truth, Brianna Baucum is a monster, possibly one with magical powers. Between July 13 and Aug. 28 last year, Baucum killed her 4-year-old daughter Journi at least five times, the tipster told authorities. That doesn’t count the claim that Baucum put her daughter…
Who are the Cossacks, and Why Did the Bandidos Biker Gang Want Them Dead?
Take a look behind the scenes of the deadly gun battle between bikers in Waco.
The Rise and Fall of the Biggest Illegal Sports-Betting Ring in Dallas History
How law enforcement threw the book and bookmakers.
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The last ride of legendary storm chaser Tim Samaras
He had an uncanny knack for finding tornadoes. Then one found him.
The killings in Kaufman
Two public officials dead and a third behind bars: Politics turn bloody in a small town.
The Ticket’s Sean Bass and his sobering stance on driving drunk
Sometimes — more often than he’d like, and even though he knows it’s not healthy, that it won’t change anything — Sean Bass thinks of all the different routes he could’ve taken to the store. It was a warm Friday night in late September. Sean had just mowed the lawn…
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The story of the Handsome Guy Bandit was made for Hollywood
The Handsome Guy Bandit thinks so, anyway.
Gypsy blood
David Cunniff Lives in Pain. Skinhead Jesse Chaddock lives in a Texas Prison. Who got the raw deal?
The living end
After two decades, the West End is a pale shadow of its former self. Will it rise again?
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Kings of clubs
The coke-drenched era of nightclubs is over, but now a new group of entrepreneurs is ready to reinvent the scene
Likely suspect
Three years after his conviction for rape, local DJ Gary “Babyfase” Faison speaks out to proclaim his innocence. What are the odds he’s right? One in 300 million.
The naked truth
When it comes to Dallas’ practice of prosecuting low-level porn clerks, jurors know hypocrisy when they see it.
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Killers among us
A spate of unrelated domestic killings rocks the Park Cities.
Innocent as charged
After his acquittal on an assault charge, Clark Birdsall questions the system he once embraced.
Good cop, bad cop
The untold story of Dallas’ biggest-ever police corruption scandal.
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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.
The few, the proud, the battered
At Harlingen’s Marine Military Academy, the line between discipline and abuse is sometimes as thin as a knife’s edge.
Hunter or prey?
Matthew Harden tells the story about his dark days in DISD.
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The son almost rises
The first child and only son approaches his 40th birthday still unable to shake the perception that he operates only in his father’s shadow.