For Longtime Civil Rights Advocates, Proposed Voting Restrictions Echo the Past
U.S. Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson, among others, has spoken out against Republican bills seeking to impose more restrictions on voting in Texas.
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Wide Cast of Democrats and Republicans Heats Up Congressional District 6 Race
The race for Congressional District 6 has drawn 21 contenders, among them 11 Republicans and 10 Democrats.
Environmental Group: No Incumbent City Council Member Deserves Endorsement
When history called, current elected officials and city staff didn’t even pick up the phone to say they’d call back, Downwinders contends. They just left it ringing and never checked their voicemail.
Millennials Are Moving to Frisco in Droves. We’re Sorry, Frisco.
Frisco was already the fastest growing city in the country. Now, it’s the sixth most moved-to among millennials.
These Are the Biggest Polluters in Dallas-Fort Worth
Paul Quinn College’s Urban Research Initiative made that data a lot easier to read and a lot more accessible with a tool mapping out polluters in North Texas counties.
‘God, I Trust You’: Texas Appeals Court to Review Crystal Mason’s Voter Fraud Case
On Wednesday, an appeals court decided to review the case of Fort Worth’s Crystal Mason, who was convicted of voter fraud following the 2016 election.
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Taking Aim at Abortion, Texas Republicans Want Attorneys to Represent Fetuses
With dozens of anti-abortion laws in the Legislature, reproductive rights groups worry that Texas could effectively ban abortion altogether.
COVID-19: Will Vaccine Hesitancy Make It Harder to Reach Herd Immunity?
Despite recent polling showing many Texans are vaccine-hesitant, public health experts remain optimistic the state can reach herd immunity.
More Pollution Is Headed for Midlothian, the ‘Cement Capital of Texas’
There are three cement plants – Ash Grove, Holcim and Texas Industries – in Midlothian, often called the “Cement Capital of Texas,” with more coming.
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Fans Finally Get to See Baseball in the Rangers’ New Home. Too Bad About the Team.
The Rangers are younger, cheaper and maybe even better than before, but 2021 will likely shape up to be another stepping stone for the Texas team.
‘I Did Nothing Wrong’: Jenna Ryan Says She Won’t Face Jail for Capitol Riot
Frisco real estate broker Jenna Ryan is stirring up controversy following a tweet in which she implied she’s not going to jail because of her white skin and blonde hair.
Oak Cliff Residents Say Potential Zoning Changes Threaten 180 Homes
Oak Cliff residents say there has not been enough community outreach regarding potential zoning changes that could affect 180 working class family homes.
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A QAnon Convention Is Coming to Town. Some Dallasites Want it Canceled.
The For God & Country Patriot Roundup, scheduled May 28-31, will be hosted by Gilley’s Dallas and Omni Dallas Hotel.
‘This Is About Right and Wrong’: State Lawmakers Push the Botham Jean Act
State lawmakers are pushing to pass “Bo’s Law” in honor of Botham Jean, the 26-year-old accountant killed in his home by a former Dallas police officer.
‘Satanism Need Not Apply’: GOP Bills Would Allow Religious Symbols in Yards
Two identical companion bills in the Texas Legislature would prevent homeowners’ associations from barring certain religious displays.
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Katy Trail High Rise Up For City Council Vote Again Despite Neighborhood Opposition
Oak Lawn community members said Lincoln Property Company didn’t care about their concerns about a project being proposed in their neighborhood.
In Texas Senate, Republicans Float Debunked Claims to Back Voting Restrictions
As SB 7 moves into the Texas Senate State Affairs Committee Friday, Republican legislators defended the bill against claims that it amounts to voter suppression.
Feds Nab 20th U.S. Capitol Riot Suspect From North Texas
On Friday, FBI agents arrested David Lee Judd, a 35-year-old from Carrollton, on charges related to his alleged participation in the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
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COVID-19 Is the Leading Cause of Death in Dallas County
By March 21 this year, 3,763 people suffered pandemic-related deaths. This number surpasses the estimated amount of deaths due to heart disease (3,668), cancer (3,356) and strokes (1,015) during the same time span.
Officials Ruled Janice Lee Willhelm’s Death a Suicide. Her Children Call it Murder.
Two siblings are pushing for the Dallas County medical examiner to reevaluate their late mother’s mysterious death, which was previously ruled a suicide.
As Texas Republicans Blast Biden, the President Defends Border Policies
As arrivals on the southern border continue to swell, President Biden defended himself against Republican criticism.
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Republican ‘Election Integrity’ Bills Could ‘Disenfranchise’ Voters with Disabilities
SB 7 and HB 6 are at the center of a legislative battle in Texas, and advocates say the Republican-filed bill amounts to voter suppression.