Dallas Doctors at Town Hall Say They’re ‘Very, Very Excited’ About Pfizer Vaccine
North Texas leadership is hopeful a Pfizer vaccine could soon deliver Dallas from COVID-19 despair.
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Pandemic-Related Hardship Hasn’t Caused Spike in Pet Surrenders, Dallas Advocates Say
The pandemic is causing interesting trends at local animal shelters.
Paxton Sues Four States that Went for Biden to Distract from Own Legal Woes, Experts Say
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is the latest Republican to showcase their support for President Donald Trump.
Animal Advocates Worry North Texas Man’s Death Could Inspire Big Cat Vengeance Killings
While it’s unlikely that a mountain lion mauled a man in North Texas, animal advocates worry the allegation could inspire big cat vengeance killings.
Party Foul: Airbnb Blocks Poorly Rated Guests from Dallas Lodgings on New Year’s Eve
Airbnb is stopping Dallas guests with poor ratings from renting one-night stays during New Year’s Eve.
Teachers Should Be Included in COVID-19 Vaccine, North Texas Superintendents Say
Texas superintendents are calling for teachers to be among the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine once it arrives in mid-December.
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Shelley Luther on the Offensive after Abbott Endorses her Texas Senate Opponent
Gov. Greg Abbott may have endorsed her opponent, but state Senate hopeful Shelley Luther is still confident she’ll win.
Trump Administration Calls on Texas to ‘Intensify’ COVID-19 Response
The Trump administration thinks Texas should do more to curb COVID-19 spread.
High Hospitalization Rates in North Texas May Prompt Greater COVID-19 Restrictions
The region could again face economic restrictions if hospitals continue to fill with coronavirus patients.
Matthew McConaughey Has a Shot at the Governor’s Mansion If He Wants It
Matthew McConaughey could move into the Texas governor’s mansion in 2022 if he plays his cards right.
If You’re Having Thanksgiving, Be Sure to Follow These Safety Guidelines
Dallas leadership is asking North Texans to reconsider Thanksgiving plans because of coronavirus.
The Denton Spider-Man Casts Web of Joy Over North Texas
The Denton Spider-Man spreads joy around North Texas.
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Fate of Three Confederate Paintings in Texas Senate Chamber Is Uncertain
Monday, the Senate Chamber Review Committee discussed the future of three Confederate paintings hanging in the Texas Senate Chamber.
Trump’s Voter Fraud Claims Reveal Rift Among North Texas Republicans
While most Texas Republicans continue to support the Trump campaign’s claims of voter fraud, others have begun to distance themselves from the president.
Record Numbers of North Texans Relying on Food Banks This Thanksgiving
Thousands of North Texans are relying on food banks for a Thanksgiving meal this year.
Texas Lawmakers Ask TEA to Shoot Down STAAR
In a letter Wednesday, 68 state lawmakers asked the Texas Education Agency to cancel this year’s STAAR test because of the pandemic.
Ted Cruz Calls Democratic Senator a “Complete Ass” for Wearing Mask on Senate Floor
Monday, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz condemned a Democratic colleague for wearing a mask, sparking outrage on social media.
Beaumont State Rep. Dade Phelan Likely to Become Texas’ Next House Speaker
Republican Beaumont state Rep. Dade Phelan is likely to become the next speaker of the Texas House.
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As Thanksgiving Nears, COVID-19 Cases Soar in North Texas
Local public health experts advise against hosting Thanksgiving per usual this year.
The Art of Patience: Getting COVID Vaccine to North Texans will Take Time, Experts Say
Pfizer announced a potential vaccine last week, but North Texas doctors say the distirubtion process could take a while.
Three Dallas ISD Schools Honored in National Blue Ribbon Scholar Ceremony
Three Dallas ISD schools were celebrated for receiving National Blue Ribbon Scholar awards in a ceremony Thursday.
No, Latinos Didn’t Hand Texas to Trump, Experts Say
Latinos turned out to vote in record numbers and the majority voted for Democratic President-elect Joe BIden.