When Lupe Prado graduated college with a degree in accounting, she hit the jackpot by landing a job in one of the “Big Four” accounting networks (Deloitte, Ernst & Young, KPMG and PwC).

As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its third year, it continues to show no mercy on businesses, whether local or corporations.

The seasonal serenading of bell chimes belonging to Salvation Army door greeters serve as our annual reminder to give to those who are less fortunate.

For many college students, the trek into adulthood is a quest toward self-reliance, landmarked by over-caffeination and the occasional frat party.

Newly formed nonprofit Forest Forward announced Nov. 5 an initiative to reopen the Forest Theater by 2024, on the 75th anniversary of the historical landmark.

Despite a successful drive in October to recruit more male volunteers, more than 360 boys remain on a waiting list waiting for a mentor from Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Greater Dallas. The agency’s “30 Men in 30 Days Campaign” ran throughout October and aimed to raise awareness for…

Halloween marked Deep Ellum’s Yellow Rosa Cocktaileria’s two-year anniversary. But instead of celebrating, restaurateur Joel Roland, owner of Yellow Rosa, woke up to the news that his business had been vandalized.

Logan McGee celebrated his 15th birthday at Main Event in Plano, where he was serenaded by a chorus of guests to the tune of “Happy Birthday.”

Local school districts are on high alert after TikTok’s “Devious Licks” challenge, which encouraged students to steal or vandalize school property and post a recording of the act on TikTok.

Algebra, world history and biology were all required courses in our youths, but most of us did not use that stuff after leaving high school.

Well, TikTok, you did it again. We thought the app’s users had reached the pinnacle of stupidity through the dangerous #milkcratechallenge, but TikTok said “nah.”