Blasting Dan Patrick Shouldn’t Endanger Texas A&M Profs’ Jobs, Says Free Speech Group
Professor Joy Alonzo was punished by Texas A&M University after a student accused her of criticizing Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick.
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5 Takeaways From Texts Showing Lawmakers Are ‘Pissed’ at AG Paxton
The conversation between state Rep. Jeff Leach and Michelle Smith, a senior adviser to the attorney general, grew heated at times.
Thousands of Fentanyl Pills in Microwave Lead to 2 Arrests in Carrollton Case
A pair of North Texas teenagers were federally charged in connection to a string of local fentanyl poisonings and deaths.
How Much Money Does It Take to Live in Dallas?
Prices have gone up considerably in Big D in recent years, but other cities nationwide are even more expensive.
Suspect Nabbed in Killings of 3 Dallas Women. Here’s a Timeline.
Each of the bodies were discovered at different time in the same area, near the alleged killer’s home.
How Did Dallas Fare This July 4 With Illegal Fireworks?
Earlier this month, Dallas Fire-Rescue sent a memo to the mayor and City Council summarizing Independence Day blazes.
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Can Colin Allred Topple a GOP Giant in Ted Cruz for the U.S. Senate?
No Democrat has won a statewide office in Texas in decades. The former NFL linebacker from Dallas may change that.
Heat-Related Illnesses Are ‘Up Significantly’ in Dallas
Dallas has already seen a record number of hot days, and the soaring temperatures are causing more folks to get sick. Here’s what to know.
Dallas, Other North Texas Cities Don’t Want You Giving to Panhandlers
The city of Dallas is asking people to refrain from giving to panhandlers, and other notices featuring similar framing have cropped up throughout D-FW.
Scooters Are Back in Big D. Is That a Good Thing?
The city’s Shared Dockless Vehicle Program was relaunched in late May, and it’s receiving mixed reviews.
Property Taxes Suck, But Dallas Homeowners Could Soon See Relief
On Monday, House Speaker Dade Phelan and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced they had agreed on “$18 billion tax cut legislation.”
Why Is ‘Serial Killer Dallas 2023’ Trending on Google?
We investigated why some North Texans are searching online for signs of a supposed spree murderer in Big D.
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This UT Dallas Student Moonlights as a Major League Cricket Star
The Los Angeles Knight Riders will play the Texas Super Kings at Grand Prairie Stadium on Thursday, July 13.
Don’t Even Think About Setting Off Fireworks in Dallas Today
Several cities around North Texas have outlawed the use, and violators risk getting slapped with steep fines.
Texas Saw Sharpest Decline in Abortion After Roe Overturned One Year Ago
“It wasn’t a surprise to me, but it definitely was a punch in the gut,” said a Dallas obstetrician-gynecologist.
Cooling Stations to the Rescue: Dallas Offers Relief Amid Heat Wave
Heat relief areas are cropping up in several of the city’s libraries and recreation centers, as well as in DART and Salvation Army centers.
Civil Rights Groups Declare a ‘Code Red’ Over Texas’ School Chaplain Law
“It’s a scary day for our democracy,” said the president and CEO of Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
Ted Cruz Won’t Stop Beefing with Stephen King on Twitter
“You’ve also spent a lot of time in Cancun. That’s pretty south, right?” the horror novelist said to the senator in a tweet.
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Critics Blast New Law After Dallas Postman Dies Amid Extreme Heat
The recent death of postman Eugene Gates, Jr., has prompted workers’ advocates to condemn a new Texas law.
Dallas Officials Praise New Law to Combat Fentanyl: ‘Urgently Needed’
Senate Bill 1319 and House Bill 6 are two of the fentanyl-related bills recently signed by Gov. Greg Abbott.
Former Texas Rep. Will Hurd Slams Trump in Presidency Announcement
The moderate conservative politician represented Texas’ 23rd Congressional District from 2015 to 2021.
Dallas Teachers Grade ‘Mind-Boggling’ Legislative Session: ‘A Solid F’
Some lawmakers promised teacher raises and a boost in school funding, but educators received little despite the state’s $33 billion budget surplus.