Those Who Self-Induce Abortions Can’t Be Sued, But Their Friends Who Help Can
Vague laws mean anyone can be charged for aiding and abetting an abortion, leaving people who don’t know the law vulnerable.
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What’s In Your Wallet? It Could Be Donald Trump, Thanks to Local Lawmaker
Scratch the Harriet Tubman $20 bill idea. Some think we need the current president on a larger bill.
Texans Might Get To Vote on Ending Daylight Saving
We just might have to accept early sunsets.
HIV And STIs Are Rising Globally, Especially In Dallas
The rise in HIV could be explained by post-pandemic behaviors, or by a large LGBTQ+ population, or poor education or all three.
Texas Continues the Fight Against Intoxicating Hemp Products
A new bill aims to completely ban THC products, claiming they put children at risk of addiction and overdose.
Texas Is Bad For Women, Says Study and a Bunch of Texas Women (Probably)
Women are left behind in health care, education, employment and political representation.
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DOGE Layoffs Burden Texas National Parks
Big Bend National Park lost employees in the recent federal layoffs, meaning future visits to the park could look and feel much differently.
Donald Trump Won’t Stop Issuing Executive Orders, Here Are the 4 Dumbest (So Far)
President Donald Trump has signed 76 executive orders, some of which are devastating, but these are just stupid.
Texas Prisons Are Fatally Hot, a Lawsuit and a Lawmaker Are Changing That
The new bill is moving in tandem with a lawsuit that says extreme heat in Texas prisons is cruel and unusual punishment.
Study Says These North Texas Cities Are the Hardest Working in America
Working hard, or hardly working? In North Texas, we are working hard.
Will Texas Teachers Finally Get a Real Pay Raise? It’s Complicated.
The proposed raise structure has opponents and still doesn’t hit the national average.
UPDATE: Measles Case in North Texas, First Measles Death Reported in West Texas
A measles outbreak stemming from a traditionalist community with a low vaccination rate could sweep through the state.
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Texas Is Top Energy Producer, But Many Texans Can’t Afford Power
A proposed commission could oversee the functions of the state power grid as Texans struggle to pay its bills.
Texas-Based Defense Department Employees Face Musk’s Ultimatum
A late-night weekend email has stirred up drama in the Lone Star State.
DFW Airport Baggage Claim Named ‘No. 1 Most Lawless’
Airport thieves are hoping DFW travelers are short of their daily step goal.
Dallas Representative Warns of Environmental Dangers from Layoffs
Texas is left without EPA permit reviewers, delaying future developments.
Texas GOP Is Busy Trying To Keep Texans From Getting Busy
While biblical education may be on its way, education on knowing someone in the biblical way may be on its way out.
Study Says Texas Is One of the Least Educated States
Texas school districts hope that increased funding can turn the tide.
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Canadians Are Mad at Us, Greg Abbott Is Making It Worse
The kids are fighting again, and by kids, we mean powerful political leaders.
Here’s How Dallas’ Inflation Compares With the National Average
If we had a nickel for every time we heard about inflation, we could probably afford a dozen eggs.
UNT Professors Quit Following DEI Crackdown
The repeal continues to have an effect on college staff and research efforts.
Keller ISD Splitting Drama Is Far From Over
Since the secret plan to split the district emerged, the superintendent resigned and students protested.