Deep Ellum

Take a look at this comprehensive history of Deep Ellum -- with hopes that the good days are swinging back any day now.

The Green Line is now open. While you prepare to trek down to the State Fair of Texas, check out the fun activities we found at each new stop.

Keep your boots on; there's no booting anymore in Deep Ellum -- unless you get a receipt after paying to park in a lot.

The next phase of the Art Park project will be to add murals to the columns underneath Highway 75.

Crowd seemed less concerned with club's history and more interested in night's lineup.

The pending ordinance mostly affects Deep Ellum, whose community members have been trying to fix the booting problem so more people might come and hang out.

They're trying to bring new color to the area before the DART Green Line arrives.

Shows scheduled for Wednesday night were moved to the Doublewide.

They're trying to revive a community that's been hurting for awhile. Unique public art seems like a good fit.

Those parking in Dallas are victim to shady parking lots for at least two more months.

Traveling Man still has some traveling to do. (From fabrication facilities all over North Texas.)

Don't be alarmed by that 38' tall metal sculpture - it's on your side (if you're to the east of Good Latimer).

It's doing really really really good, sez this press release from DART.

The galleries in Deep Ellum joined forces Saturday and stayed open late for the DEEP Spring Art Walk.

Booting is on the rise in Deep Ellum and the city wants to regulate.

It is anticipated the Live Oak exit will be closed for the duration of the day.

Vern still involved but only on a part-time basis.