When I first arrived in Dallas, in 2013, and began trying to make sense of the city, I found it utterly confounding, a place of seemingly endless enigmas and contradictions. This flew in the face of ...

As demolition advances at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas, a pair of soaring steel arches could find new life as public art.

This will be a short column. Short because its subject is so preposterous, so obscene, so self-evidently and maddeningly wrong-headed that it requires no great argument to be unspooled against it.

Mark Lamster on a historic Dallas house in the Cedars that was put in a box and brought back to life.