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Man Wanted For Murder in Seagoville Looks Like Seagoville
Logan Michael Drumm This guy is wanted for shooting two people at a Seagoville trailer park Sunday afternoon. If you have seen him or know where he is, we apologize. You should also contact Seagoville police.
@ Unfair Park by Stephen Young on October 6, 2014 @ 1:24 pm
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Dallas County Will Experiment with Not Arresting People Caught with Marijuana
Get caught with a joint in Dallas this afternoon and you'll find yourself being chauffeured to Lew Sterrett in the back of a squad car. Get caught with a joint in Dallas this January and you may well escape with a ticket and a stern admonition to sho...
@ Unfair Park by Eric Nicholson on October 6, 2014 @ 12:40 pm
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The Cowboys' Win Over Houston Showed What's Right and What's Wrong with This Team
Prepare for more of the same. After each of the Cowboys last four games -- all wins, sending the team to 4-1 and its best start since 2008 -- we've heard it: The team is winning because it's running DeMarco Murray early and often. Even in the thir...
@ Unfair Park by Stephen Young on October 6, 2014 @ 8:00 am
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The Economics of a Fear Epidemic Vs. Ebola Epidemic
An Ebola health worker in Monrovia. DISD custodians wore similar attire when cleaning the schools this week. How much does it cost to care for a single case of Ebola in the United States? Between specialized treatment, identifying and tracking d...
@ Unfair Park by Emily Mathis on October 6, 2014 @ 7:50 am
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Dallas Volunteers Fight Ebola at Its Source by Trying to Rebuild West Africa
We took a pretty bad hiding over Ebola here when Dallas became the first city in the United States to harbor the disease. How much of that we deserved and how much we did not will be fodder for somebody's doctoral dissertation someday. Right now it'...
by Jim Schutze on November 6, 2014
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Jason Harrison's Father Sues Dallas and the Police Officers Who Killed His Son
The site of Jason Harrison's death. David Harrison, whose mentally ill son Jason Harrison died at the hands of Dallas police in June, filed a lawsuit on Friday claiming two officers used excessive force when they shot his son six times within minu...
@ Unfair Park by Sky Chadde on October 3, 2014 @ 4:58 pm
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Dallas Newspaper Picks the Wrong Week for its "Taste of Africa Comes to Dallas!" Cover
Dallas Weekly, one of the city's main black-owned newspapers, just published its latest issue online. The issue date suggests the cover was designed pre-ebola, but the timing of the email blast they just put out is ... unfortunate.
@ Unfair Park by Eric Nicholson on October 3, 2014 @ 4:23 pm
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Dallas' Effort to Relocate the Ebola-Exposed Family Might Not Be So Easy
For now, the occupants of the Vickery Meadow apartment where patient Thomas Eric Duncan was staying are hunkered down in their ebola-tainted quarters while a Hazmat team scrubs the unit and the rest of Dallas preps for the end times. Dallas County J...
@ Unfair Park by Eric Nicholson on October 3, 2014 @ 4:03 pm
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The 5th Circuit Gave Every Woman in Texas the Middle Finger Thursday Night
One of eight. Thursday night, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted a stay that allows Texas to fully enforce House Bill 2 -- the anti-abortion measure passed by the state in 2013. As of this morning, there are eight healthcare facilities ...
@ Unfair Park by Stephen Young on October 3, 2014 @ 2:01 pm
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After a Confrontation, Man Dies Outside Cedar Springs Bar
A man possibly got into an argument here and then was punched, police say. A man died last weekend after a confrontation outside a bar on Cedar Springs Road. Detective Derick Chaney said video from JR's Bar & Grill shows that Joseph Chase was punc...
@ Unfair Park by Sky Chadde on October 3, 2014 @ 12:47 pm
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Ebola in Dallas: Your Mid-Morning Update
Transmission electron micrograph of the Ebola virus Since concluding our coverage yesterday, the situation hasn't changed much. The apartment in which Thomas Duncan stayed at The Ivy in Vickery Meadows is still under quarantine, but has received a...
@ Unfair Park by Stephen Young on October 3, 2014 @ 12:44 pm
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How About We Very Calmly Count the Failures on Ebola So Far? Calm Enough For You?
The absolute worst public image you can have is being dead. There has been much more talk in Dallas the last few days about the dangers of panic than about the dangers of Ebola. In the meantime if we are paying attention we must notice by now tha...
@ Unfair Park by Jim Schutze on October 3, 2014 @ 11:51 am
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Dallas Parents Keeping Kids Home from School, and "Wondering How Much to Freak Out"
One student at Conrad High School has been possibly exposed to the ebola virus. Many parents kept their kids home from Conrad, and other DISD schools yesterday. As a rule, high school sucks. Now imagine going to high school thinking you could get ...
@ Unfair Park by Emily Mathis on October 3, 2014 @ 11:15 am
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Preston Center Is Getting a Skybridge, and Maybe a Tom Thumb
Coming soon to Preston Center, give or take a little grandeur. Earlier this week, we spent some time examining why Preston Center, the aging shopping center floating on a sea of Park Cities/Preston Hollow riches, sucks so hard. Little did we know ...
@ Unfair Park by Eric Nicholson on October 3, 2014 @ 10:48 am
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Feds Allot $9 Million for Unaccompanied Kids' Attorney Fees, But How Far Can That Money Go?
It sounds like a lot of money, but $9 million will likely only help a lucky few Dallas unaccompanied immigrant kids this year. On Tuesday, the Obama administration announced an initiative to allot $9 million to help unaccompanied Central America...
@ Unfair Park by Emily Mathis on October 3, 2014 @ 10:47 am
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Community Organization Says Dallas Police Miss Target When Tallying Shootings
The scene of an officer-involved shooting. Dallas Communities Organizing for Change, which has been largely critical of the Dallas Police Department, hopes to set a higher bar for the department in how it identifies incidents when officers fire th...
@ Unfair Park by Sky Chadde on October 3, 2014 @ 7:10 am
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Ebola in Dallas: Day 3
Transmission electron micrograph of the Ebola virus Newest updates will appear at the bottom of this post. Yesterday's updates can be found here: Ebola in Dallas: What We Know So Far October 2: Morning Links: Emily Mathis on the atmosphere at ...
@ Unfair Park by Stephen Young on October 2, 2014 @ 4:57 pm
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Private Wylie-to-Greenville Toll Road Will Displace Disabled Children on Horses
Meet Zoe, a 4-year-old Equest client with spina bifida, and her therapy horse Crunchie. Now imagine a highway bursting through the walls. Equest CEO Patrick Bricker couldn't have designed a better spot for a new headquarters. The land, 238 sprawli...
@ Unfair Park by Eric Nicholson on October 2, 2014 @ 1:39 pm
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We're Safe from Ebola Because We're Rich. How Is That Working Out So Far?
This is the face of Dallas. A major theme -- a very dangerous one -- in the reaction here to the arrival of Ebola is the notion that we are protected by our cultural and economic superiority from the kind of contagion now in Africa and that all w...
@ Unfair Park by Jim Schutze on October 2, 2014 @ 1:15 pm
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Dallas Spokesman Says Reporters Scaring Residents at Apartments Where Ebola Patient Stayed
Dallas Councilwoman Jennifer Gates gives an interview across the street from the complex where the Ebola patient stayed. A school bus parked in front of the Ivy Apartments yesterday afternoon and let out dozens of kids as reporters filmed B-roll ...
@ Unfair Park by Amy Silverstein on October 2, 2014 @ 10:49 am
