Have a driveway near AT&T stadium? You may be able to make some cash
A new app bills itself as the Airbnb for stadium parking, and the FIFA World Cup is Arlington’s chance to cash in.
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Demonstrators clash outside Karmelo Anthony trial as opening arguments begin
Jan. 6 insurrectionist Jake Lang was met with fury after he yelled that Karmelo Anthony, a Black man, “deserves to hang.”
With an STR ban tied up in court, what action can Dallas take against short-term rentals?
A fatal Memorial Day shooting and the upcoming World Cup have brought short-term rental regulations back to the surface.
Officials identify 3 victims in deadly Oak Cliff apartment explosion
The Thursday fire was caused by an explosion that occurred during work on a nearby gas line. Three people died and five more were injured.
Denton’s ‘Big Gay Swim Day’ is the target of Ken Paxton’s latest ‘frivolous’ lawsuit
This is the fourth annual swim party for the Denton Pride festival, and the event has drawn “negative attention” in the past.
Dallas City Hall named one of Texas’ most endangered places by preservation group
This year’s discussions on the I.M. Pei building’s future have put City Hall in immediate danger, Preservation Texas said.
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UNT withdraws support for Denton Pride ahead of festival’s 10th year
Pride organizers were blindsided when the university backed out of plans for a sidewalk chalk event and a vendor fair.
Ken Paxton trounced incumbent Cornyn. What does that mean for Texas in November?
Paxton’s decisive win and an impressive May turnout suggest that Texas’ conservative base isn’t going down without a fight.
Recent North Texas deportees try to make sense of a home they’ve never really known
One had to leave family behind, while another was reunited with his far away, while many questions from the past and concerns for the future persist.
North Texas camps recalibrate to avoid new state regulations following deadly flood
Summer day camps may be cutting specialized programming, such as archery and horseback riding, to avoid increased state scrutiny.
Proposed rec center closures, service cuts a ‘hard pill to swallow’ for Park Board
The Dallas Park and Recreation Department has been charged with cutting 15% of their budget in the upcoming fiscal year.
Pardoned Jan. 6er Jake Lang threatens Frisco City Council ahead of mosque, temple vote
Lang’s appearance came just days after he claimed credit for a white nationalist banner that was unfurled at a Washington Nationals game.
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Investigations into inappropriate Texas student-teacher relationships have spiked
Last summer, state lawmakers passed legislation harshening penalties for improper relationships.
Dallas asked residents what to do about city hall. We have a few favorite suggestions
From a pickleball mecca to a Robocop museum, Dallasites had a few ideas of what to do with the plaza on Marilla Street.
Law deputizing local police for immigration enforcement blocked by judge
Senate Bill 4 was passed by state legislators in 2023, but it continues to face court challenges.
‘This feels personal’: Beloved Dallas whale wall mural painted over for World Cup display
The life-sized whale mural was painted in 1999 as the 82nd installation of a nationwide campaign for marine conservation.
Dallas approves $180,500 for new Botham Jean Boulevard street signs
The street signs commemorate the Dallasite who was murdered by an off-duty police officer in his own apartment in 2018.
‘This is against God’: 830-acre North Texas data center met with wave of opposition
Skeptical residents warned of traffic congestion, water runoff, light pollution and noise caused by the mega warehouses.
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Yes, the mosquitos are bad in Dallas. This year is actually an improvement
Dallas is one of the worst cities in the US for battling the buzzing blood suckers, but that’s better than we ranked last year. See where we landed for this year.
Tarrant County advocates protest court’s discriminatory overuse of death penalty
A new study warns that Tarrant County disproportionately seeks capital punishment sentences against defendants of color.
A Dummy’s Guide to Dallas’ Budget Problems
Navigating the financial discussions of a major city can be confusing. Here’s what you need to know, including how Ozempic is involved.
When Will Tenth Street Get the Sidewalks It Was Promised in 2017?
Nearly a decade ago, Dallas taxpayers approved bond funds for sidewalks in the neighborhood. They still haven’t been built.