The New York Times Asked Texas Conservatives About Trump, Iran. We Asked Some Locals
There’s nothing like a stroll through downtown to see what strangers think about politics, right?
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Plano In Talks With Stars Over Willow Bend Site, City Hall Debate To Shape Mavs’ Plans
Plano has confirmed discussions with the Dallas Stars, while a Dallas council member is willing to “Let the Mavs go to the burbs.”
Irving, Farmers Branch Join Plano in Calling Off DART Exit Votes
The council voted unanimously to repeal an ordinance calling for a May 2 election. Plano was the largest city to have called an exit vote.
Voter Turnout is Up Ahead of Dallas County Primary Election Voting Deadline
Voters are casting their ballots early. And one party’s attendance is fueling the turnout.
Dallas City Council OKs Agreement for Fair Park Community Greenspace
Council members unanimously voted to allow Fair Park First to oversee development of the community park, which is expected to break ground as early as August.
Embattled North Texas Universities Still Navigating Political Pressure, Cutting DEI Programs
The University of North Texas has announced a nearly $50 million budget shortfall, while UT System schools are to avoid ‘controversial’ subjects when possible.
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Upscale Bar Bites x Dive Bar Prices: Meet Rising Tides, East Dallas’ New Cocktail Dive
How’s a game of Galaga, cheap Coors (or an affordable cocktail) and katsu chicken tenders sound about now?
Industry Vets Keep the Torch Lit at Lakewood Staple The Pour House
Tim Feutz and Dallasite Billiards owner Calvin Bow recently took over one of their longtime favorites, the Pour House.
Dallas Officials Have Mixed Reactions to $1 Billion City Hall Repair Report
City Council members will be briefed on the report’s findings at a Finance Committee meeting on Monday.
After 14 Years, This Oak Cliff Staple Is Closing Its Doors Feb. 28
The neighborhood sports bar will shutter on Feb. 28, according to a Facebook post.
Dallas May See Vehicle-Free Downtown Streets During the World Cup
Council members were briefed on plans to close portions of Akard and Main streets during the World Cup earlier this week.
Survey Asks What Residents Want From Dallas Libraries as Closures Loom
The survey, offered by the Friends of the Dallas Public Library, seeks to clarify what Dallasites want the city to prioritize in its library system.
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North Texas Host Committee Outlines Human Rights Priorities Ahead of World Cup
With millions of people on their way to Dallas, the World Cup brings an array of challenges, including human trafficking.
Ken Paxton Suing Dallas Over Police Funding
Paxton claims the city has failed to comply with a charter amendment requiring more money for cops.
DART May Avoid Exodus After Regional Transportation Council Vote
The council overwhelmingly voted to fund a plan that may help DART avoid withdrawals by disaffected suburban cities.
Over 200 Animals Seized as Dallas Police Target Dogfighting
Police executed warrants at “dozens” of locations this week in a multi-agency operation targeting illegal dog fighting.
ICE To Have Role in North Texas World Cup Security
ICE officers will have a “key” role in security plans for World Cup matches, the agency’s director said this week.
Moratorium Against Hood County Data Center Fails After Legal Threats
Hood County commissioners voted against halting data center construction after receiving a letter from state Sen. Paul Bettencourt of Houston.
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Dallas Decides To Cede Some DART Power as Negotiations With Suburbs Progress
The City Council approved a resolution for an expanded board with increased representation for member cities.
Plano Hits the Brakes on Signing Up Microtransit DART Alternative
Plans are still being worked out for what could happen should Plano voters decide to drop their DART partnership.
More North Texas Students Walk Out as Abbott Threatens Consequences
Plano and Melissa students joined protests as Gov. Abbott tells state officials to investigate districts believed to encourage or facilitate walkouts
School District Under Fire After Muslim Group Hands Out the Quran During Lunch Period
Social media outrage swiftly followed reports that an unauthorized group visited Wylie East High School.