Coyote Shootings, Mountain Lion Sightings Prove Dallas Is Where the Wild Things Are
Dallas Animal Services is investigating a series of suspicious coyote deaths that have plagued an East Dallas neighborhood.
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2 Texans Named to Trump’s Cabinet, but They Weren’t the Picks Many Expected
Ken Paxton and Greg Abbott both made it onto short lists for Trump’s cabinet positions, but neither is headed to D.C.
Will Anti-Immigrant Sentiment Stunt Growth of Dallas’ International Student Population?
The number of foreign students enrolled in Dallas-area colleges grew by 22% last year, twice as much as Texas’ statewide growth.
Mayor Eric Johnson ‘Stands by President Trump,’ Supports Deportations on Fox News
A Fox News anchor asked the mayor about his party switch and how Dallas is taking on the “migrant crisis.”
‘We Get the Bare Minimum’: Dallas Voters Grapple With Grocery Prices
Voters’ perception of the economy may have helped fuel Trump’s presidential win, but how much have prices really changed?
First Amendment Groups Set Sights on UT Dallas Amid Student Newspaper Strife
Free speech attorneys warn that UT Dallas is ignoring its “constitutional obligations” by censoring student media.
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Northern Collin County Is Booming. What Happens When a Town Can’t Keep Up?
With demand for new housing outpacing infrastructure and resources, one local government brings building to a halt.
Texas Supreme Court Rules Legislators Out of Bounds in Halting Roberson Execution
But a House committee can still subpoena Robert Roberson to testify.
Texas Legislators Started Filing Bills This Week – Here Are the 5 Craziest (So Far)
One lawmaker wants to decriminalize gay sex, while another wants to give student loan forgiveness to border patrol lawyers.
Did You Receive the City’s Letter About Lead Pipes in the Mail? Don’t Panic Yet.
Dallas Water Utilities has notified 235,000 customers that their pipes are made of an unknown material, possibly lead.
‘Culture of Fear’: Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan Leaves Texas Immigration Advocates Wary
A Trump-appointed judge sided with Texas’ challenge to Biden’s spousal naturalization program in “sign of what is to come.”
Dallas Short-Term Rentals Have Day in Court This Week – What To Know
Dallas approved a ban on Airbnbs and VRBOs throughout most of the city in 2023, but the ordinance has not been enforced.
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Denton Man Indicted on Trafficking Charges After Frisco Teen Found in Home
The 23-year-old man also faces sex trafficking charges in Utah, where he was involved in a police sting operation.
Slow Your Roll: Dallas Measure To Decriminalize Weed Could Face Challenge
The Dallas Freedom Act passed with 67% of the vote, signaling a change in Dallas’ marijuana enforcement policy.
Texas Dems Plan to Aid ‘Vulnerable Communities,’ Immigrants Following Election
Promises to heighten border security may have paid off for Republicans in the historically blue Rio Grande Valley.
‘On a Limb by Ourselves’: Reproductive Rights Advocates Voice Fear, Anger After Election
A national abortion ban and OB-GYNs leaving Texas are two major concerns for healthcare providers.
Tarrant County Will Be the Place To Watch in North Texas on Election Day
Tarrant County turned blue by tenths of a percentage point during the 2020 presidential election. Will history repeat itself?
Investigation Into Unclaimed Body Program Results in Congressional Inquiry, Changes
Two members of Congress have asked about restitution for families who were not notified of the deaths of their loved ones.
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West Dallas Environmentalists Wanted Their Day in Court, But Then Were Found Guilty
Environmental justice advocates said they intentionally broke the law in hopes of putting the GAF shingle factory on trial.
‘I Feel Deceived’: Reports of Residential Solar Panel Scams Plague Dallas County
North Texans report fraud, forgery and coercion at heart of residential solar energy industry.
Early Voting Turnout Outpaces 2020, 2016 Elections Across North Texas
Extended early voting hours in Dallas County, plus three other things to know about the 2024 general election so far.
Investigation Into Failed Lead Removal Program Approved as Priority for City Audit
The zoning application process and creation of affordable housing will also be part of the annual investigation into city services.