‘A Surging Jump’: Murder Numbers in Dallas on an Alarming Rise
Violent crime may be slightly down, but Dallas murders are on a startling rise.
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Tanks a Lot: The NBA is Investigating the Tanking Mavericks ‘Roster Decisions’
All of the talk about Mark Cuban and the Mavericks tanking sounds familiar, doesn’t it?
Unconscious Teen Revived with Narcan in a Carrollton Middle School
Another student from the Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD had to be revived with Narcan while on campus.
Two Bills Seek to Erase the Line Between Church and State in Texas Schools
Should the Ten Commandments be required reading in all Texas classrooms?
Students Across Dallas Walk Out of Classes in Protest for Stricter Gun Laws
On April 5, students from around the U.S. walked out of class to demand action.
For School Shooting Survivors, Healing Can Be a Scary Process, Counselors Say
For thousands of students, their healing journey only begins when the cameras leave to cover a different school shooting tragedy.
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It’s Been a Long Time Since the Rangers Started Off Like This
How long has it been since the Texas Rangers started off 3-0? Well, I’ll tell ‘ya.
Plano ISD Candidate: ‘Drug of Pornography’ Threatens Schools More Than Guns or Fentanyl
In the midst of school shootings and Fentanyl-related deaths in North Texas, one North Texas school board candidate says porn is a bigger threat to students.
Texans React to Nashville Congressman’s Apathy Towards School Shootings
Texan responses to the Covenant School killings in Nashville ran from fiery to apathetic.
Suspect Arrested in Thomas Jefferson High School Shooting
A suspect was arrested late Wednesday night for the shooting at Thomas Jefferson High School in Dallas, the second North Texas school shooting this week.
After 25 Years in Prison, Local Man Exonerated for 1997 Deep Ellum Murder
After being in prison for 25 years for a murder he didn’t commit, a Dallas man is exonerated and set free.
Judge Clay Lewis Jenkins Looks Back on When COVID-19 Hit Dallas 3 Years Ago
Three years ago, on March 22, 2020, Dallas County Judge Clay Lewis Jenkins made an announcement that would take the COVID-19 pandemic from the front pages into North Texas homes.
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Arlington Lamar High School Shooting Victim Named by Family, Suspect Still Being Held
The student killed on Monday at Lamar High School in Arlington has been identified. The alleged shooter is still being detained in Tarrant County.
UPDATE: Student Killed, Suspect Arrested Following Shooting at Arlington Lamar High School
A suspect has been arrested and two students are recovering following a shooting on the campus of Lamar High School in Arlington.
McKinney Sen. Angela Paxton, Ken Paxton’s Wife, Is Pushing All the Republican Hot Buttons.
Library books, social media, gender-affirming care and separation of church and state are all targets of Sen. Paxton’s during the current legislative session.
Bally Sports Southwest Problems Are Nothing New for Mavericks, Stars and Rangers Fans
For more than two years, it hasn’t exactly been easy to watch a Mavericks, Rangers or Stars game on television. That probably isn’t going to change any time soon.
DART’s First Electric Long-Range Bus May Be the Future of Local Mass Transit, or Maybe Not
A new long-range electric bus for DART should soon provide answers for what the future of mass transit in Dallas will look like.
Newly Filed Texas Bill Could Empower ‘Drag Bounty Hunters’
A new bill filed by a conservative Texas lawmaker Steve Toth would give drag show opponents a new reason to “be the police,” the owner of a Dallas gay bar says.
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Police Arrest Another “Source of Supply” Linked to Carrollton Teen Fentanyl Use
Police have made yet another arrest of yet another man they say supplied fentanyl to Carrollton teens.
New Bill from Local Senator Seeks To Legalize Water Cremations in Texas
You may not be aware that such a thing as water cremation exists, but it might soon be legal in Texas.
We Have Three Questions After Michael Irvin’s $100 Million Lawsuit Press Conference
Former Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin is seeking $100 million after he was accused of misconduct prior to the Super Bowl, but many questions are still unanswered about what happened in a Phoenix hotel.
The Sooner State Resoundingly Passes on Legalizing Recreational Grass in Special Election
Residents of North Texas will have to wait a little longer to make that quick trip up north for a package of cannabis peanut butter cups as Oklahoma voters reject legalizing recreational marijuana.