Dallas Looks To Score Big With Women’s Pro Sports
With the popularity of women’s pro basketball and soccer at an all-time high, Dallas is putting millions of dollars on the line to get in on the growth.
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Dallas City Council Committee Unanimously Condemns Senate Bill 4 Immigration Protocol
The resolution said the “atrocious actions” outlined in SB4 would negatively impact Dallas police and local communities.
Oak Cliff Supportive Housing Facility Clears Zoning Hurdle After 4 Years of Setbacks
Despite differing neighborhood views on a supportive housing facility, the CPC agreed to move forward with the plans.
From Green Jacket to Orange Jumpsuit: Scottie Scheffler Gets Cuffed in Louisville
The world’s top golfer and recent Inwood Tavern imbiber caused quite the firestorm this morning before playing golf in Kentucky.
Will Mayor Eric Johnson Be at the NRA Convention This Weekend? He Won’t Say.
With the NRA convention coming up in Dallas, we wanted the mayor to answer one simple question. Donald Trump will be there. What about him?
After Vote To Legally Integrate Denton Cemetery, Mayor Voices Frustration
The Denton mayor proposed rewriting a deed adopted by the city in 1933 that outlawed burials of non-whites in the cemetery.
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North Texas Schools Navigating Conflicting Title IX Guidance From Biden, Abbott
Frisco ISD and Carroll ISD are among the few Texas school districts that have responded to the conflicting Title IX instructions.
North Texans Could See Northern Lights Tonight Thanks to Rare Conditions
A series of solar flares has resulted in the unique conditions that could make the aurora borealis visible from Texas.
Dallas Says ‘Turn Around’ After Other Cities Show Interest in Chief Eddie Garcia
The city charter does not allow the police chief to be offered a contract, meaning Garcia could resign at any time.
As Democrats Stare Down ‘Tough’ Senate Map, Colin Allred Practices Bipartisanship
Votes putting pressure on TikTok and dealing with the southern border highlight some of the congressman’s moderate leanings.
Here’s Who Will Oversee the Dallas County Property Tax Appraisal Process
For the first time, Dallas voters are able to have a bit more say over what goes on at the county appraisal district board.
What Could Ken Paxton’s Bank Bans Mean for the Dallas Bond?
As banks are banned from the Texas bond industry, interest rates are inflating and taxpayers are footing the bill.
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Travelers to Italy, Mexico Likely To See Higher Prices as Dallas Airlines Cut Flights
Prices for airline tickets are already the highest they’ve been in years, and recent flight route cuts could drive up costs even more.
‘Our Voices Are Being Heard’: How Student Arrests Inspired UTD Protesters
One North Texas professor believes police responses to other campus protests may be “encouraging” students to join a Pro-Palestinian movement.
Dallas ISD Increases Campus Security Following Shootings
Gun violence incidents affecting two Dallas-area high schools have led to increased on-campus personnel and safety protocol retraining.
Dallas Library Plan Recommends Overhaul of Central Library, Renovations for 11 Others
The council unanimously voted to reimagine the “malfunctioning,” “dark” and”confusing” downtown central library.
Caitlin Clark’s First WNBA Game Is Against The Dallas Wings
The Caitlin Clark Effect is coming to North Texas on May 3 in what is expected to be the guard’s first professional game. Here’s what you need to know.
New Dallas Police Program Will Map Cameras Across City, Raising Privacy Concerns
The partnership of Dallas and Arlington police with a real-time crime surveillance platform shows the blurred line between safety and privacy.
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North Texas Students Join Pro-Palestine Protests Spreading Across College Campuses
Students at UT Dallas and UT Arlington have staged demonstrations in support of Palestine this week, joining the nationwide trend of campus protests.