Our view • In considering Palin's book, objectivity takes a backseat.

Our view • The first rule of medicine: Follow the evidence where it leads.

The roof caved in, but they can't crush our memories Reunion Arena may have collapsed into pile of twisted steel with no curb appeal this week, but that doesn't mean we won't remember the good times. In 1986, a Final

Dallas City Manager Mary Suhm probably doesn't need too much advice on qualities she should seek in her next police chief: excellent law enforcement credentials, winning personality, popular with the rank-and-file and all segments of the community, walks on water

Political pop quiz: What's wrong with this scenario? Criminal court judges are hiring the district attorney's wife to consult on their re-election campaigns. Meanwhile, prosecutors from the DA's office aren't allowed to seek judicial positions unless they quit their jobs.

Initially, news that an urban retailer had bought part of the struggling Southwest Center Mall landed with a thud. This was not what neighbors and would-be shoppers had in mind. Jimmy Jazz, a Brooklyn-based urban apparel chain, wasn't likely to

Monday is the start of early voting in runoff elections for two trustee seats on the Dallas school board. Incumbent Leigh Ann Ellis deserves another term representing District 3, and Bernadette Nutall is the best candidate to succeed Ron Price