ICE Is Sending Minneapolis Refugees to Texas Detention Centers
Lawyers from Minnesota estimate that at least 100 people with refugee status have been detained, and most have been sent to Texas.
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Surveillance Company Used by Local Police Agencies Exposed for Security Flaw
Flock, whose cameras can read license plates and are often used in criminal investigations, says the issue was an isolated one.
‘Texas Needs a Winner’: James Talarico Addresses Packed Crowd in Plano Town Hall
The Senate hopeful addressed AI, voter intimidation and his favorite type of breakfast taco during the standing-room-only Q&A.
Thousands of Dallasites Face Eviction Each Month. Most Need ‘Just a Little More Time’
An analysis by the Dallas Eviction Advocacy Center found that a majority of Dallasites facing eviction avoid repeat lawsuits.
Dallas Protesters Gather Downtown After Fatal ICE Shooting in Minneapolis
Several in the crowd said it was their first time protesting, and that Renee Good’s killing had been a wake-up call.
Nearly 100 Extremist Groups Still Operate in Texas
Texas remains a leading state for hate groups promoting neo-Nazi, anti-government and anti-LGBTQ ideals.
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University Park Joins List of Cities Set to Vote on DART Withdrawal
Despite community members’ pleas for mercy, a unanimous vote marked University Park’s first step towards dissolving the city’s DART partnership.
The Big D News Crystal Ball Says We’re in for Quite a Ride in 2026
The year has just begun, and Dallas news is already filled with major stories that will unfold throughout the year.
Texas Teachers Sue Over Investigations Into Educators Who Posted About Charlie Kirk
The lawsuit claims state leaders’ calls for investigations led to inconsistent and arbitrary punishment.
Dallas Leaders Present Optimistic Outlook as AT&T Bounces to Plano
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said AT&T wanted to move away from a skyscraper-style building and sought more acreage than downtown could offer.
DPD Says Gunfire, Fireworks Calls Were Down on New Year’s Eve. I Didn’t Bother Calling
As fireworks exploded over my Oak Cliff home, I thought to myself: What are the cops going to do?
Dallas Classrooms Fall Below ‘Herd Immunity’ Level for Measles Protection
It’s that time of year when every type of sickness seems to be going around. Dallas is less protected than it once was.
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‘He is My Lungs’: Disabled Man Hospitalized After ICE Detains Caregiver Father
Maher Tarabishi has spent much of his life in the U.S. serving as a caregiver for his son. In October, he was arrested by ICE.
Schools Across North Texas Are Closing. Where Did This Problem Come From?
Dropping enrollment numbers have haunted districts for years. The reckoning seemed to come all at once.
Dallas Traffic Fatalities Fall by Nearly Half in 2025
For the first time since 2019, fewer than 200 accidents resulted in a death on Dallas’ roads.
FIFA World Cup Tourism Boom is Coming for Dallas, Data Shows
Fans of England, Austria and Croatia’s soccer teams have driven much of Big D’s early World Cup tourism boost.
Low Income Students are Being Left Out of Higher Education Across Dallas and Beyond
Dallas ISD lags behind the state average when it comes to setting students up for a two- or four-year degree.
As ICE Tracking Apps Head to Court, a Dallas Activist Group Takes Watch
The group uses social media and encrypted messaging services to warn community members of ICE agent sightings.
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Three Years Out From Presidential Election, Could Ted Cruz Be Trump’s Successor?
Cruz has come back to the spotlight as an old-guard conservative who likes to talk about Israel.
Dallas County Moves Away From Seeking Death Penalties, Following Texas Trend
Once the national leader in capital punishment, Texas judges hesitated to set execution dates in 2025.
North Texas is Embracing Drone Delivery, But It Can Be Pretty Annoying
A Richardson man said the near-constant humming of drones over his house is similar to a mosquito buzzing in his ear.
New Reports Paint Texas as Ground Zero for Conservative College Takeover
From attacks on DEI to strengthening state leaders’ hold on university governance, Texas’ conservative college shift has been a long time coming.