‘Masked People to the Front’: Kathleen Hanna Talks Texas Politics Ahead of Dallas Bikini Kill Show
Ahead of her May 9 Dallas show, Bikini Kill’s Kathleen Hanna says she knows that Texas ain’t all bad.
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Tesla-Worship: Texas Republicans Sure Do Have a Thing for Twitter’s New ‘Overlord,’ Elon Musk
Texas Republicans are showing their support for Elon Musk after the Tesla CEO purchased Twitter.
Sorry, Hollywood: Frisco Realtor and Capitol Rioter Jenna Ryan Says She’s Pulled Out of Documentary
Frisco real estate broker and Capitol rioter Jenna Ryan has opened up about her reasons for pulling out of an upcoming documentary.
When Do You Need to Wake Up to Check Out Planetary Conjunction of Jupiter, Venus, Mars and Saturn?
Early risers can catch Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn in the predawn sky.
Yes, MAGA Romance Novels Exist and Yes, They’re Just as Bad as You’d Think
Two MAGA-themed romance novels are taking the literary world by storm.
Immigrant Rights Groups Slam Gov. Abbott Over Border ‘Strike Force’ Coalition
Gov. Greg Abbott and 25 other GOP governors have joined forces in a coalition to improve border security.
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Dallas-Based Energy Company Pipeline Reportedly Leaked a Lot of Methane
A pipeline owned by Dallas oil tycoon Kelcy Warren reportedly leaked a lot of methane in a short timespan.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Embraces Inner Karen, Slams Southwest Airlines Over Mask Dispute
Mayor Eric Johnson aired his beef with Southwest Airlines in a social media rant on Monday.
McCollege: As Dallas College Consolidates Its Campuses, Some See Crisis
Dallas College has consolidated its seven formerly independent campuses into a single-school structure. Not everyone is happy.
Move Over Dallas: Renters Heading for Irving, Lewisville and Denton
As prices spike, many Dallas renters have decided to move to the surrounding cities, recent analysis shows.
Texas State Senators Join Effort to Save Melissa Lucio from Execution
A bipartisan group of 20 state senators is asking for Melissa Lucio to be granted reprieve or clemency.
Another Former Employee Sues Collin College Over Disability Discrimination, Retaliation
Last week, a former employee sued Collin College over alleged retaliation and disability discrimination.
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Heck Yes, Home Office: Dallas and Texas Rank Among Best Locations for Remote Work
Dallas and Texas have each ranked high on lists for best locations for remote work.
‘He Knows Better’: Public Defenders Slam Ted Cruz for Saying ‘Their Heart Is With the Murderers’
Public defenders respond after U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz said their “heart is with the murderers, with the criminals” in a recent interview.
‘Say Something’: Dallas ISD Launches Anonymous Tip Program to Stave Off School Violence
Dallas ISD has launched the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System in an effort to prevent school shootings and student self-harm.
Poll Shows Beto O’Rourke Nearly Tied in Governor’s Race, but Political Experts Doubt the Results
Democrats are getting their hopes up after a recent poll showed Beto O’Rourke “virtually tied” with Greg Abbott in governor’s race.
No Such Thing as a ‘Bad Breed’: Animal Advocates Push to End Dog Discrimination in Public Housing
Animal advocates are pushing for a law that would prevent public housing authorities from banning certain dog breeds.
National Group Claps Back at Texas Lawmaker’s ‘Censorship’ Attempt of School Library Books
The National Coalition Against Censorship is slamming Texas Republicans over their book-banning efforts.
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The Search Continues: FBI in Dallas Is Still Looking for Alleged Capitol Rioters from North Texas
More than a year after the Jan. 6 Capitol breach, FBI-Dallas continues its search for suspects.
83 Texas Lawmakers Ask for Clemency for Melissa Lucio, ‘Wrongly’ Convicted of Killing 2-Year-Old Daughter
Dozens of Texas lawmakers are seeking clemency for death-row inmate Melissa Lucio, who advocates say is innocent of killing her 2-year-old daughter.
AAUP Relaunches Investigation into Collin College Following Latest Alleged ‘Firing’
Following the contract nonrenewal of a Collin College history professor, an academic group has relaunched an investigation into the school’s alleged academic freedom violations.
We’re Broke: Nearly 40% of Texas Workers Make Less Than $15 an Hour, New Research Shows
Nearly 40% of Texas workers earn less than $15 an hour, according to a new report by global watchdog Oxfam.