Probe Reveals Improper Use of Taxpayer Money by Texas Antiabortion Groups
Viola’s House in Dallas regularly receives exorbitant reimbursements for goods for which they paid little, the investigation states.
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Expect Traffic During Upcoming MLB All-Star Weekend: Here’s What To Know
Officials are calling the All-Star Weekend a test run on traffic management ahead of the FIFA World Cup games in 2026.
These Dallas Suburbs Among the Wealthiest in US
Texas totaled four suburbs in the nation’s top 50, while California claimed 16.
Ted Cruz Takes Aim at AI-Generated Revenge Porn With Bipartisan Bill
An Aledo high schooler testified in front of the U.S. Senate about a classmate turning her Instagram photos into porn.
Keep an Eye on These 15 North Texas Residents at the Paris Summer Olympics
Team USA is expected to bring more than 500 athletes to the Paris Summer Olympics, including some from North Texas.
Dallas Says It’s Illegal To Sleep While Homeless, Supreme Court Agrees
A law signed by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott allows for fines up to $500 for sleeping in a public space.
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Power Restoration and Debris Cleanup: How Dallas Bounces Back From a Major Storm
Sanitation services are only halfway through citywide debris pickups, despite tripling collections since the May 28 storm.
Texas Lawmakers Look To Crack Down on Child Sex Abusers
State lawmakers are speaking out following the child sex abuse allegation that rocked Gateway Church in Southlake.
Texas Medical Board Adopts Guidelines for Abortion Ban That ‘Do Nothing’
As doctors express concern about the meaningless “guidelines,” a study has found that Texas’ abortion ban has led to a 13% spike in infant deaths.
High Levels of Air Pollutants in West Dallas Are Making Residents Sick, Study Finds
The number of West Dallas residents diagnosed with asthma more than tripled the DFW average. Advocates say GAF is to blame.
‘Systemic Spiritual Abuse’: How an Alleged Child Sexual Abuser Went Unchecked
As the Dallas evangelical community is rocked by a close-to-home abuse allegation, some say they saw it coming.
Half of Dallas ISD Students Scored Zero on Writing STAAR, but Some Blame AI Grading
An automated scoring engine built on language processing software now grades up to 75% of written answers to state tests.
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Speeding Cameras and DWI Checkpoints, Dallas Police Introduce Legislative Agenda
Dallas Police hope using cameras for traffic enforcement could help combat inconsistent monitoring caused by short staffing.
From City to SCOTUS, Amarillo Stands at Center of Abortion Legislation
Challenges to abortion access fail on municipal, federal levels, with Amarillo at the center of both debates.
Experts Say Dallas Has a Squatter Problem and State Lawmakers Are Ready to Evict
State lawmakers were left “outraged” after hearing stories of Texas homeowners battling to evict squatters.
In Texas Monthly Eric Johnson Avoids the Questions Local Media Have Been Asking
Eric Johnson rarely speaks with a local or state media outlet. It’s even more rare when he actually answers our questions.
Dallas City Council Wants To Slow the Roll on North Texas High Speed Railroad
Dallas City Council is making clear its lack of support for a 75-foot tall high-speed railway track downtown.
City Council Discussions Show Where Support Lands for Charter Amendments
Extending city council term lengths, moving municipal elections and council member salaries are all up for debate.
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Dallas Man Tied to Camp With History of Abuse Arrested for Sexual Assault of a Child
Matthew Harmon, who was arrested for having a sexual relationship with a minor, has ties to the Kanakuk Christian summer camp.
After T.C. Broadnax Resignation, City Hall Shakeups Should Be Expected
The wave of resignations that have followed T.C. Broadnax’s departure mirror a long-running trend in the city manager’s office.
Texas Supreme Court Strikes Down Abortion Ban Challenge With ‘Deeply Offensive’ Ruling
The judges did not provide clarity on which medical situations would allow for a legal abortion.
City Conservation Resource Could Save Historic Dallas Neighborhoods
Unutilized for 13 years, conservation districts are the new hot thing for historic Dallas neighborhoods