Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Shames Texans for Not Reading ‘Fine Print’ on Energy Plans
In a FOX interview, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said Texans who “gambled” on variable-rate energy plans should “read the fine print.”
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OurCalling Raises Funds For New Permanent Housing Facility in Dallas
In need of broader affordable housing, the city’s first comprehensive housing study showed a shortage of some 20,000 affordable homes.
Another Collin College Professor Says She was Let Go Over Free Speech Concerns
A Collin College history professor says she was fired in violation of her First Amendment rights.
‘Ready to Die’: Dallas Actor Charged Over Alleged Involvement in U.S. Capitol Riot
Luke Coffee, 41, is one of at least 13 North Texans arrested in relation to the Jan. 6 riot by pro-Trump demonstrators at the U.S. Capitol.
‘Anti-Palestinian’ Lesson Plan Highlights Biased School Curriculum in Texas: Rights Group
On a quiz, a Palestinian-American student faced a question that labeled ‘many’ of her people supporters of terrorism.
Publicist Believes Colonial Golf Tourney Fired Her Because She Follows Pandemic Guidelines
Depending on which tee box you’re playing, a prominent Dallas publicist has: A) Been fired by the Colonial golf tournament’s public relations firm for adhering to CDC guidelines and refusing to attend mandated, maskless meetings at the iconic Fort Worth country club. B) Fallen temporary victim to a downscaled budget…
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New City Program Can Help Dallas Homeowners with Storm Damage
City Council members said they wanted to make sure the help was distributed equitably.
Three North Texas Counties Among State’s Most at Risk of Vaccine Deficits: New Report
Dallas, Collin and Tarrant counties are at risk of acute COVID-19 vaccine deficits under the state’s current distribution protocol, according to a new report.
In Fort Worth, Democrats and Republicans Eye Seat Left Behind by U.S. Rep. Ron Wright
North Texas politicians are gearing up to compete for the late U.S. Rep. Ron Wright’s congressional seat in a May 1 special election.
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‘Fascism Free Zone’: Dallas Activists Counter Patriot Front’s White Supremacist Propaganda
A Dallas activist said they saw an uptick in Patriot Front propaganda going up in the city after the riot at the Capitol last month.
New Analysis Forecasts Dallas County Hits Herd Immunity by Late June
The Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation (PCCI) is an independent, non-profit healthcare intelligence organization affiliated with Parkland Health and Hospital System that studies health specifically as they affect vulnerable populations. On Tuesday PCCI released a statement forecasting that Dallas County could reach “herd immunity” in late-June based on the total…
Dallas’ Vaccine Share Takes Hit Following Decision from State Health Department
The region’s vaccine distribution plan just hit a major roadblock following the state’s decision to cut its supply.
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The City Cracked Down on Camp Rhonda. Now its Homeless Residents Have to Split Up.
The camp was birthed from encampment resolutions, or sweeps, that were taking place in downtown. During the sweeps, people’s belongings, including ID’s, birth certificates and other important documents, were turned into trash.
After Winter Storm, $1 Billion Class Action Lawsuit Puts Heat on Griddy
Lisa Khoury claims her Griddy bill reached $9,340 between Feb. 13 and Feb. 19, according to a class action lawsuit.
The Satanic Temple Says Texas Abortion Laws Violate Religious Liberty. So, They’re Filing Suit.
An abortion is a ritualistic process for the The Satanic Temple’s members, its spokesperson says.
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Collin College Professor says State Rep. Jeff Leach Tried to Get Her Fired
A Collin College history professor says state Rep. Jeff Leach is trying to get her fired.
As Freeze Thaws, North Texans Worry about Cost of Winter Storm Damage
Power has been restored for most Texans, but the winter storm is shaping up to be one of the costliest in the state’s history.
Texans Faced with Sky-High Energy Bills Following 2021 Winter Storms
Some Texans must pay thousands in electricity following last week’s winter storm.
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After Shingle Mountain, Floral Farms Has a Plan. Residents Say the City Isn’t Listening.
Stuck near Shingle Mountain, one Dallas neighborhood has proposed a radical plan to transform their surroundings..
Boil Advisories, Busted Pipes and Low Pressure: Water Problems Hit North Texas After Storm
Dallas and some other North Texas cities have asked residents to conserve water as systems experienced low levels of storage in their tanks.
Ted Cruz Flew to Cancun While Constituents Endured Texas-Sized Crisis
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz is facing backlash after he was caught flying to Cancun while Texas experiences a crisis.
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Dallas Residents Defy Winter Storm to Help Neighbors in Need
Warmer weather is supposed to make things better in the coming days, but local attorney Mark Melton thinks there will still be plenty who need help after.