$1,500 a month to spend on rent? Here’s where Dallas apartments stack up
Everything may be bigger in Texas, but with that budget, your apartment sure won’t be.
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Downtown homeless volunteers say they are ‘not going to be bullied’ amid crackdown
Handing out food in downtown has become controversial as the city advances its own plans for fighting homelessness.
What happens when the city’s new digital kiosks break?
Over the weekend, one Dallasite noticed that a new kiosk in Turtle Creek had been smashed by a giant rock. Dallas, amirite?
These immigrant kids were once protected. Under Trump, their deportations have tripled
The Trump administration has gutted policies that gave immigrant minors access to legal counsel and relief from deportation while they applied to stay in the U.S.
Opposition mounts to police camera ‘surveillance state’ in Dallas-Fort Worth
There are over 600 AI-powered cameras monitoring Dallas streets. Advocates are concerned about data privacy and use by federal immigration enforcement.
Beloved senior center off the chopping block as Dallas weighs budget dilemma
After being charged with reducing costs by 15%, the park department debated closing four recreation centers, including one for seniors.
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Ronaldo’s last dance: Soccer’s superstar takes his final World Cup bow in Dallas
After a 1-0 loss to Spain in the round of 16, Cristiano Ronaldo confirmed that he will retire from the World Cup stage.
As dog days of summer approach, Dallas Animal Services braces for impact
Mechanical failures and crowding have pushed Dallas’ animal shelter to the limit yet again. What’s the fix?
Certificate in ICE custody death contains obvious error, family denied full autopsy
More than 100 days later, Nazeer Paktiawal’s family has more questions than answers about how the Richardson resident died after being arrested by ICE.
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SMU report suggests driverless cars could cut congestion in DFW, concerns remain
Advocates for AI-driven AVs have argued that the vehicles could cut commute times, a claim supported by a new SMU study, although many are still skeptical.
Texas World Cup two-step: pictures from our Fourth of July road trip to Houston and back
The Dallas to Houston drive is one of the shorter trips between any of the 16 North American World Cup host cities, so we took advantage of it.
Socceroos, Salah, Pharaohs, oh my! The stars of the 2026 World Cup keep showing up
Friday’s match did not seem to feature any altercations between Dallas police and a foreign soccer squad.
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Altercation between Dallas police and Egypt staff goes viral, DPD says they were called
A DPD officer can be seen yelling “Back off! Back Off!” in the face of a member of Egypt’s soccer staff in a crowded hotel lobby.
For North Texas entrepreneurs, World Cup brings a chance to score profits
Whether it be charging for face paint, refreshments, or parking, some North Texans have cashed in during the tournament.
UPDATE: Timeline of the EPIC City Controversy as a Federal Agency Opens an Investigation
Controversy focused on the proposed Muslim community began in February of 2024. Here’s what’s happened since, including a new federal investigation.
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Dallas County Jail still having issues with releasing inmates on time
Dallas County spent at least $100,000 holding prisoners past their planned release date from December to June, according to a new report.
Texas Republicans second guess data center boom as environmental concerns persist
Gov. Greg Abbott has called for data centers to provide their own power and cease development in rural areas.
In front of a diverse Dallas World Cup crowd ready for anything, Norway rows on
Lower ticket prices and comparatively smaller fanbases meant Tuesday’s crowd contained a little bit of everyone.
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Dallas is beefing up to challenge Wall Street as a financial mecca. What does that mean?
It’s Y’all, not Wall when it comes to the path for North Texas to grow its financial stature to new heights.
Dallas orders 3 employee unpaid furlough days as budget shortfall deepens
The furloughs come on the heels of a city hiring freeze and a projected $51 million budget gap
Fact-checking Ken Paxton’s Senate campaign commercial
This will likely come as a shock to you, but the Texas attorney general might not have been totally honest in his TV commercial.
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‘It’s the principle’: New Dallas Water Utilities fee inspires flood of complaints
A new billing system has left Dallas homeowners on the hook for a few extra bucks each month. For convenience, of course.