Jim Atkinson
Stories
Houston police chief Lee Brown is doing things right; crime is down, public approval is up.
It doesn’t matter whether you’re a developer with a million-dollar idea or a homeowner with a yen to remodel. You can’t bend any rule at all without approval from the Board of Adjustment.
A question of honor in San Antonio; Christian harmony in Dallas; a wage dispute in Houston.
Darrell Royal’s supremely simple invention took Texas teams to the top and kept them there.
The maddest crowd in town? The incensed citizens at the Dallas Auto Pound who have to shell out for the privilege of reclaiming their towed vehicles.
You have to wonder if guys like San Antonio’s C. A. Stubbs aren’t the future of urban politics.
The Dallas Citizens Council has a new look, but it’s singing the same old tune.
Look into the Houston sky—those helicopters are full of commuters who are having fun.
The DA in El Paso may do a lot of things, but there’s one thing he doesn’t do—plea-bargain.
The cure for San Antonio’s inner-city malaise may be worse than the disease.