Sharon Grigsby is a City Columnist at The Dallas Morning News. A fourth-generation Texan, she focuses on all things Dallas, with a particular emphasis on social issues, crime, homelessness, and mental health care. Sharon's work has been featured in various publications, including the Finger Lakes Times and the Killeen Daily Herald.
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By: Sharon Grigsby
Dallas City Hall bungled a plan for Cadillac Heights, not Richardson, to host the Sixty Strikes event.
By: Sharon Grigsby
The many recent accusations of sexual abuse of North Texas children by pastors, medical staff, caregivers and coaches are horrifying. But don’t forget most...
By: Sharon Grigsby
DALLAS — The wave of recent accusations about sexual abuse of North Texas children by people parents entrusted their kids to — including religious
By: Sharon Grigsby
It’s tough in Dallas to get potholes filled, trash picked up or a building permit approved. Propositions S, T and U would make things worse and choke any...
By: Sharon Grigsby
Whether the historic Fair Park site will ever become an economic engine benefiting its South Dallas neighbors remains highly questionable. At least, make sure...
By: Sharon Grigsby
While violent crime in Dallas is down more than 9% this year and homicides have dropped more than 27% from this time in 2023, more teens are dying of gun violence. As of Sept. 30,
By: Sharon Grigsby
S, T and U, the so-called “Hero Initiative amendments,” were designed to dupe residents who are frustrated with City Hall.
By: Sharon Grigsby
A U.S. Marine created a one-of-a-kind front door for his family’s Farmers Branch home. Fifty years later, his widow found an Army veteran who served in the...
By: Elias Valverde, Sharon Grigsby
U.S. Army Sgt. Jeremiah Dee exhibited bravery as he dodged deadly explosives to reach downed Black Hawk helicopters during the Iraq War. Courage again sustained the young North Texas veteran when, nearing a mental breakdown, he sought help for combat-induced PTSD.
By: Sharon Grigsby
The amenity-rich 22-acre West Overlook is among the first parts of Harold Simmons Park that builders expect to complete in about three years.
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