All Attention Welcome: Jerry Jones’ Legal Troubles Overshadows Cowboys’ Win
The outspoken team owner loves when people talk about him and the ‘Boys, but lately that means fans in Texas are as focused on lawsuits as they are on victories.
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Day Seven of Ken Paxton Impeachment Trial Saw Talk of Alleged Affair, Bribe
The seventh day of the suspended attorney general’s trial ended with an unexpected bang that almost saw the whole case cut short.
UPDATE: Appeals Court Allows Abbott’s Border Buoys to Remain, For Now
Abbott fought back against the temporary injunction preventing Texas from building more of the orange buoy barriers and from placing structures in the Rio Grande.
Rogue Employees and ‘Austin Coincidences’: Highlights from Day 3 of Paxton’s Impeachment Trail
More conservative whistleblowers testified, painting a picture of the suspended AG as a man more interested in protecting a friend than serving the state.
RINOs and Objections Were Hot Topics in Testy Day 2 of Paxton Impeachment Trial
Two of the suspended AG’s top lieutenants testified against him, highlighting the extent to which real estate developer Nate Paul’s interests infiltrated the OAG.
Carrollton and Neighboring Cities Introduce Livestream 911 Calls
The North Texas cities hope that the new technology will give first responders the best information to serve residents and save lives.
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How Will Dallas Police Issue a Ticket to a Driverless Car? They Haven’t Decided Yet.
Cruise Robo Taxis will begin operating in downtown Dallas soon. Does the city have a plan for how police will deal with them yet?
Dallas’ Opioid Response Team Meets Overdose Victims in Their Most Desperate Hours
The collaboration between Dallas Fire-Rescue and the Recovery Resource Council has seen more than 60 people getting the help they need, with more to come.
‘It’s Not Rocket Science’: Dallas, Irving ISDs Offer Free Meals, But Texas Lags Behind
Some North Texas school districts are continuing a helpful practice that many families started relying on during the early days of the pandemic.
‘Heartbreaking To See’: Images from Eagle Pass and Abbott’s Floating Border Barrier
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has been battling with the White House over his controversial border tactics. One photographer got a look at how far some families will go to reach America.
A Mistress, Church’s Chicken and #DrunkDade: Paxton’s Trial Is Almost Here
There’s no shortage of oddball developments in the case of the Texas Attorney General’s pending impeachment trial.
Is This the Year for the Dallas Cowboys? Probably Not, but Who Knows?
David Mino and Ty Walker of 1310 The Ticket have predictions on if this season will be any different for Jerry Jones’ squad ahead of the team’s preseason debut on Saturday.
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But Why? Planned Sale of the Downtown YMCA Has Its Members Arguing.
After many decades, the giant Dallas fitness facility might not be around for much longer. One side says it’s all about money, while the other side says it’s about more than that.
Messi Mania Came to North Texas and Lived Up to the Hype with a Dramatic Victory
The Argentinian superstar and global icon powered his team to victory in the biggest soccer match North Texas has seen in decades.
Day After Latest Trump Indictment, North Texas Continues to Rack Up Jan. 6 Riot Arrests
The Lone Star State continues its quest to become the state with the most apprehended insurrectionists. The latest is a man who ratted himself out online.
15 Arrested in Massive Dallas Drug and Gun Bust
Dallas authorities spent almost 2 years and used more than 200 officers during the investigation leading up to Thursday’s arrests.
West Nile Virus Is Back in Dallas. Here’s How To Stay Safe.
It is surprisingly easy to keep yourself safe from a potentially deadly sickness that has symptoms similar to COVID-19.
Dallas Road Rage Incidents Down in 2023, but the Summer Is Still Young
The Dallas Police doesn’t have current data, which includes the summer, when a large chunk of aggressive driving problems occur.
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‘We’ve Stepped Over a Line’: Texas Reacts to Horrifying Border Report
A stunning new report details disturbing allegations and incidents involving migrants along the Rio Grande.
Former Dallas Police Chief David Kunkle Has Died at 72
The longtime officer was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia in 2019.
Dallas Will Map ‘Urban Heat Islands’ to Help Residents Deal With High Temps
The city hopes to cool down the hottest spots in town with new data on where help is needed the most.
Ken Paxton Keeps Making News as Dallas County GOP ‘Condemns’ Impeachment
The suspended Texas Attorney General is staying busy ahead of his Sept. 5 Senate trial.