Trash Service Changes Are Coming to Dallas. People Are Pissed.
Dallas will end alleyway trash service for 26,000 residents in 2026, and there’s probably nothing they can do about it.
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Following Surprise Exit, Former DPD Chief Named as Finalist for Fort Worth Top Cop
There’s no place like home, err, 30 miles from home. What was his Dallas exit all about?
Maybe the Texas Legislature Doesn’t Totally Hate Sex After All
Our lawmakers will soon head back to Austin for a special session, but sex isn’t on the agenda.
Politics Are Changing How The LGBTQ+ Community Dates, Study Says
There is nothing the government can’t ruin, including the joys of dating.
4 Things Every Texas Classroom Should Have Next to the Ten Commandments
Since we’re putting just about anything in classrooms, we’d like to see litter pans, bulletproof vests, The Apprentice and birds.
‘We Are People Too’: DART Riders Oppose Drastic Changes At Six Hour Meeting
A DART public hearing stretched to the midnight hour with overwhelming opposition to significant proposed service changes.
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UPDATED: A Timeline Of The Frisco Track Meet Stabbing, Including Trial Date
A trial date for Karmelo Anthony has been set. Here is everything else that’s happened since Austin Metcalf was killed on April 2.
Flood-Related Risks Were ‘Enhanced’ By Federal Layoffs, Expert Says
The president has dodged questions about how layoffs impacted the federal response to the flood in Central Texas.
Dallas Flooded Over 100 Years Ago. Here’s Why That’s Not Likely to Happen Again.
The flood in Kerr County is one of the deadliest in Texas history. Dallas is unlikely to ever top that list.
Never Say Dye: Can Abbott and RFK Jr.’s War on Synthetic Food Coloring Make Texas Healthy Again?
Welcome an unexpected health nut to the top table: the GOP. The new laws might also help small food businesses.
Where Does Dallas Rank for Hardest Texas Cities to Find a Place to Rent In?
A lack of apartment availability persists in Dallas, creating a competitive rental market. Reconsider renewing your lease.
‘A Matter of Time’: Orphaned Animals in Plano Are Looking for a New Home
The North Texas Wildlife Center has 60 days to relocate after three years of operating or close forever.
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Dallas Animal Services Sees Rise in Adoptions After Surge in Surrenders
More than 12,000 pets were adopted in Dallas, making it a top-five adoption city, but the shelter is still far over capacity.
Looking for an Etsy Witch to Cast a Love Spell? Try Therapy Instead.
Does your ex-boyfriend deserve a life of eternal misery? Ours, too – get in the Etsy witch line.
Abbott Builds Response Team for Parasitic Flesh-Eating Flies
Texas is the largest supplier of beef in the country. Soon, we will also be the top breeder of flies.
Doctors Warn of AI Invading the Medical Industry
Artificial intelligence has invaded just about every sector, but doctors warn about the shortcomings of AI in medicine.
10 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in Dallas
If you have a couple of million to spend on a house, you could move into George W. Bush’s or Troy Aikman’s neighborhood.
Where To Go for the June 27 Hands Off Iran! Protest in Dallas
North Texans will gather to protest the United States’ airstrike on Iran. Here’s what to know and when to go.
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Abbott Vetoes THC Ban, Calls for Special Session and Regulation
After weeks of silence on the THC ban, Abbott vetoed the bill, calling for regulations instead of a blanket ban.
‘Poisonous’ and a ‘Clown Show’: Community Responds To Proposed DART Cuts
Under pressure from Plano and its state representative, DART has proposed significant service cuts to the chagrin of many.
Educators Protest Layoffs And School Vouchers at Ted Cruz’s Dallas Office
Over 200 teachers gathered in Dallas to protest the ‘dismantling’ of the Department of Education and school vouchers in Texas.
Here’s How Dallas ISD Teacher Pay Has Changed In The Last 10 Years
Teacher pay in Dallas has increased by thousands, but local teachers’ pay is still well below the national average.