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Dallas' Victory Park Struggles to Deliver a Winnew

Nearly three years after its first shops opened, Dallas' Victory Park still hasn't found itself. Even before the economy went south, the district often turned into a ghost town when the arena was dark.

Dallas Observer | Matt Pulle | 02-02-2009 | Housing & Development

Tags: Dallas, Development, Ross Perot Jr., Victory Park

Sharon Keller is Texas' Judge Dreadnew

When Sharon Keller turned off the clock on a Death Row inmate's last-gasp appeal, she became the most vilified judge in Texas.

Dallas Observer | Matt Pulle | 01-22-2008 | Crime & Justice

Tags: crime & justice

Getting Schooled on the Nasty Politics of Dirty Airnew

Clean air advocates in North Texas think they can win merely because they're on the side of the facts and the angels -- but they don't know how to fight the Austin way.

Dallas Observer | Matt Pulle | 09-10-2007 | Environment

Tags: environment

A Bust Goes Bustnew

A former Dallas Police officer says her partner had no right to search a car for drugs.

Dallas Observer | Matt Pulle | 08-06-2007 | Crime & Justice

Tags: crime & justice

Witness for the Prosecutionnew

Did lack of manpower leave a felon on bail free to kill? Maybe. Sort of.

Dallas Observer | Matt Pulle | 07-23-2007 | Crime & Justice

Tags: crime & justice

Talk Isn't Cheapnew

Ex-Constable Mike Dupree learns the value of keeping one's mouth shut.

Dallas Observer | Matt Pulle | 07-09-2007 | Crime & Justice

Tags: crime & justice

God Told Larry Neal to Invent a Flying Motorcyclenew

And now he wants you to try it.

Dallas Observer | Matt Pulle | 07-09-2007 | Transportation

Tags: transportation

Yet Another Deputy Alleges Misdeeds by Constable Mike Dupreenew

The Dallas County constable already accused of sexually harassing Hispanic men and deporting his Honduran lover in a jealous pique is now the subject of a sworn statement that says he conspired to frame his political rivals on false drug charges.

Dallas Observer | Matt Pulle | 04-16-2007 | Crime & Justice

Tags: crime & justice