Ken Paxton Fraud Charges Dropped Ahead of Senate Run
The attorney general agreed to pay restitution and serve community service hours.
The attorney general agreed to pay restitution and serve community service hours.
The full interview will be released today at noon, but what we’ve seen so far is fiery.
U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett told the Observer that Ward Sakeik is being held at the Prairieland Detention Center.
The 89th session was yet another busy time for the conservative push to restrict LGBTQ+ rights.
A new report found 130 proposed gas power plant projects across Texas, including one in Southwest Dallas.
The city of Dallas declined to say whether officials have been in communication with the governor regarding Saturday’s demonstration.
The board had written a six-page letter outlining questions they planned to ask the Dallas Police Chief on Tuesday evening.
At least one arrest was made at the largely peaceful protest, attended by hundreds at the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, which DPD blocked.
State Sen. Royce West was Dallas’ most prolific legislator this session, claiming 60 victories by Sine Die.
The Dallas Animal Shelter has temporarily paused the intake program, citing the need to catch up on space and resources.
DeBoer coached the team to conference titles in six out of the last seven seasons, but the Stanley Cup has eluded him.
After becoming a coach herself, Jamilet Almaras came to terms with abuse she experienced at the hands of Kaylen Cottongame.
Fewer homes are selling than in years past, but the ones that do close are doing so for thousands of dollars more than in 2024.
The software is embroiled in legal challenges and was built on billions of images from social media, causing privacy concerns for some.
European airlines report a decrease in U.S.-bound flight bookings, even as DFW Airport expands its international offerings.
Schools will now be able to handle students who bring e-cigarette devices to campus on a case-by-case basis.
A veterinarian says keeping Dallas’ pet population healthy is key to keeping the city’s most vulnerable healthy.
It’s easier to kill a bill than to pass one, but a last-minute push could get some legislation onto the governor’s desk.
A significant dropoff in international students at Texas universities could be detrimental to a multibillion-dollar industry.
Dallas has half the bicycle infrastructure of Houston, Austin and San Antonio. The newly adopted plan could fix that.
Dallas needs concrete to build, but the industry’s pollution is concerning for families who utilize a nearby soccer park.
If you enjoy traveling with free luggage, today might be a good time to book your summer travels.