Dallas Housing, Apartment Supply is Up. Why Aren’t Prices Coming Down?
Fewer homes are selling than in years past, but the ones that do close are doing so for thousands of dollars more than in 2024.
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Chronic Pain Sufferers Could Become Eligible For Texas Medical Marijuana
For most Texans, getting high is getting harder as a THC ban looms. But for others, medical marijuana will now be an option.
Dallas Police Ramping Up Use of Facial Recognition Tech for Case Solving
The software is embroiled in legal challenges and was built on billions of images from social media, causing privacy concerns for some.
Texas THC Ban To Shine Spotlight on Kratom, Mushroom Retailers
Customers likely to be shut out from intoxicating hemp will have to find new avenues, possibly leading to illegal options.
UPDATED: Where to Get Free School Meals During Summer in Dallas County
As many as 1.7 million children in Texas experience food insecurity. When schools break for summer, many kids go without.
Dallas Dogs Bite an Alarming Number of Postal Workers
Dallas isn’t the only North Texas city where the local mail carrier needs to be extra careful.
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Tariffs Are Leading to Dip in Tourism Across U.S., Here’s What That Means for Dallas
European airlines report a decrease in U.S.-bound flight bookings, even as DFW Airport expands its international offerings.
Texas Relaxes Punishment for Student Vaping, Cracks Down on Other Behaviors
Schools will now be able to handle students who bring e-cigarette devices to campus on a case-by-case basis.
Who’s Ready to Celebrate Flagg Day?
With Duke’s Cooper Flagg set to become a Dallas Maverick, it’s worth discussing how we can move on from our Luka heartbreak.
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Do-Good Veterinarians Bring Care to Pets of Dallas’ Homebound, Elderly
A veterinarian says keeping Dallas’ pet population healthy is key to keeping the city’s most vulnerable healthy.
Bills That Died and Thrived During the 2025 Texas Legislative Session
It’s easier to kill a bill than to pass one, but a last-minute push could get some legislation onto the governor’s desk.
UNT Grapples With National Trend of Drop in International Student Enrollment
A significant dropoff in international students at Texas universities could be detrimental to a multibillion-dollar industry.
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Saharan Dust To Fill the North Texas Air Soon
Dust from Africa’s largest desert will be wafting into Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend. Here’s when it will be strongest.
Texas House Passes Bill That Weakens School Libraries
Senate Bill 13 would greatly impact the library book addition and removal processes, lessening librarians’ control over their stock.
Here Are the 10 Deadliest Roads in Dallas
Better be careful when driving around Big D.
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Hundreds of Bike Lane Miles Approved for Dallas, but is the City Working Fast Enough?
Dallas has half the bicycle infrastructure of Houston, Austin and San Antonio. The newly adopted plan could fix that.
UPDATE: Council Denies Batch Plant Zoning Request Near Youth Soccer Park
Dallas needs concrete to build, but the industry’s pollution is concerning for families who utilize a nearby soccer park.
Reader: ‘Just Make the Gummies in the Shape of Bullets and Say it’s Ammo.’
We can always count on Observer readers to bring their A-game when it comes to the state’s hottest topics.
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Another Proposed Muslim Development in North Texas Arouses Controversy, Confusion
In the wake of Texas leaders targeting EPIC City near Plano, a smaller proposed development has come under fire.
The Mavs and Stars Get Their Backs Cracked by This Trailblazing Doctor
Dr. Mary Collings has shattered glass ceilings in pro sports for decades, and now she is strengthening a new, unusual family bond.
Watch Out For Job Scams in Texas
The job market in Texas is solid, but scammers seize the thriving economy to target vulnerable job seekers.
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Today is the Last Great Day for Southwest Airlines
If you enjoy traveling with free luggage, today might be a good time to book your summer travels.