Family Faces Eviction After Son Allegedly Steals Deed to Lifelong Home
After nearly 30 years, the Mendozas may be forced out of their home through no fault of their own.
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On The Third Stop Of His Texas Tour, Eddie Garcia Is Making Less Money
No one seems to love North Texas like Eddie Garcia, who took a big pay cut to return.
Stargazing in North Texas: Supermoons, Eclipses, and Sky Events This Fall
Hey, look, it’s Saturn!
Ask Your Texas Pharmacist What Horse Dewormer Can Do For You!
Ivermectin, used to treat horses and sometimes humans, is pending over-the-counter approval in the midst of a COVID surge.
$50,000 AI-Led Private School in Plano Has Just 2 Hours of Class Time
Alpha School is a chain of private K-8 schools using AI to compress school days and free up time for ‘life-skill’ learning.
UPDATE: Successful Bill Has Texas OB-GYNs Fearing $100,000 Civil Suits
The Texas House passed a bill that would allow private citizens to sue providers of the abortion pill.
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The Jail Is Overstuffed With Prisoners, and That Might Cost You
After steadily approaching capacity for years, the jail has more bodies than authorized, and it needs more money to fix it.
Cowtown Takeover: What Happens if the State Takes Control of Fort Worth ISD?
The Texas Education Agency can seize control of a school district if one of its schools receives five failing scores.
Starting Today, You Might Qualify For Medical Marijuana In Texas
Chronic pain is now included in the Texas Compassionate Use Program, allowing thousands more residents to qualify.
‘Utterly Disastrous’ New Law Is Emptying School Library Shelves
North Texas school districts are overly compliant with a new law that restructures school library book approvals.
Drastic DART Service Changes Delayed In Million Dollar Vote
The DART board voted to delay a final decision on proposed service cuts, buying time but losing money.
No, Dallas Isn’t Closing All Of Its Public Swimming Pools
The city manages 20 pools; it’s only closing nine of the oldest ones, but most of them are in the southern half of the city.
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DPD Chief Comeaux Fires Back At Gavin Newsom
The top brass responded to the California governor’s tweet about LA’s murder rate being less than Dallas’, but the numbers don’t lie.
California Gov. Takes Shot At Dallas’ Murder Rate
Gavin Newsom, who has launched a rival effort to Texas’ redistricting, took shots at Big D online.
‘Great Equalizer’: Dallas ISD Welcomes AI Into Its Middle Schools
Some math teachers will get instructional assistance in teaching struggling students complex math solutions.
Ex-Dallas Chief Eddie Garcia Hired To Lead Fort Worth Police
Eddie Garcia will head back to North Texas, less than 12 months after he left Dallas for Austin.
COVID-19 Surges Again In The New School Year
COVID-19 rates are increasing in Texas every summer. Vaccines are still the best preventative measure this school year.
‘Absolutely Moving’, Community Reacts To DART Abandoning Paratransit Cuts
DART has axed plans to alter its paratransit services after droves of disabled community members and caregivers cried out.
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Is An Adrenaline Rush The Secret To A Good Date?
Are you sick of dinner and a movie? Consider jumping out of a plane on your next first date. It could be the secret to forever.
Agreement to Delay Marvin Nichols Reservoir 20 Years Reached
A mediated agreement has delayed the use of eminent domain to drown 66,000 acres for a reservoir to supply Dallas.
New Laws Beginning Sept. 1 Will Affect Dallas Schools
Over a thousand bills were signed into law this session, and some will take effect on Sept. 1. Here are some of them.
How A Weird Midlothian Container Yard Is Bolstering Texas’ Power Grid
A 13-acre plot in Midlothian is a renewable energy storage site that will help the Texas grid