Lauren Scruggs Settles With Insurance Company. Scruggs is the Plano fashion blogger who lost an eye and her left hand when she walked into an airplane’s propeller in December. She sued the company that covers the two planes owned by the pilot who was f... »
Justin Terveen/Urban Fabric PhotographyClick to embiggen and let the lightning strike your soul.If there's a storm over Dallas, local photographer Justin Terveen is spending the night chasing it, and we're spending the morning chasing Terveen down so ... »
DART Service Extends to Mesquite at a Steep Discount: Some neighboring cities are not happy that Mesquite is getting bus service today for the first time. Mesquite doesn’t participate in the 1 percent sales tax that funds the public transit organizatio... »
Inmate Escapes While Cleaning Up Courthouse Flood. Dallas County inmates were cleaning up “brown water” from a flood at the Frank Crowley Courthouse Thursday when one of the prisoners decided to absent himself from the courthouse. Juan Ramirez, as of t... »
Via.LaPrelle says the Big Boy's move in April has prompted calls from all over the world.Got a call this morning from Bob LaPrelle, president and CEO of the Museum of the American Railroad, which, as you're well aware by now, is due to roll out of Fai... »
Photos by Justin TerveenCouple of months back we noticed that the Museum of the American Railroad hadn't pulled out of Fair Park as planned -- or as stipulated by its agreement with the city of Dallas following the resolution of the lawsuit brought by... »
Woke up this morning to find my Facebook feed overloaded with this picture by Justin Terveen. I agreed with Patrick when he wrote this column about the Lite-Briting of Dallas. But I don’t mind it so much when the lights are all reflected in a very full... »
Lauren Scruggs Settles With Insurance Company. Scruggs is the Plano fashion blogger who lost an eye and her left hand when she walked into an airplane’s propeller in December. She sued the company that covers the two planes owned by the pilot who was f... »
