Denton’s ‘Big Gay Swim Day’ is the target of Ken Paxton’s latest ‘frivolous’ lawsuit
This is the fourth annual swim party for the Denton Pride festival, and the event has drawn “negative attention” in the past.
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Report: Dallas Mavericks’ new arena will not take over City Hall’s downtown address
Downtown Dallas could be without a pro sports team or arena in the coming years.
What to watch for as jury selection begins in Karmelo Anthony track-meet stabbing trial
Attorneys will likely ask potential jurors about their relationship with law enforcement and pre-trial exposure to information on the case.
Dallas City Hall named one of Texas’ most endangered places by preservation group
This year’s discussions on the I.M. Pei building’s future have put City Hall in immediate danger, Preservation Texas said.
A timeline of the Frisco track-meet stabbing, including Karmelo Anthony trial details
Karmelo Anthony’s trial is set to begin on June 1. Here is everything else that’s happened since Austin Metcalf was killed on April 2, 2025.
Interfaith leaders call for reinstatement of local principal ousted after sharia backlash
Shayma Alzubi was reassigned after being announced as the new principal of Western Hills High School in Fort Worth, district officials confirmed. Following the announcement, right-wing social media accounts targeted Alzubi for past posts.
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THCa Will Get You High, but Is It Legal in Texas?
THCa is a popular way to get high in Texas, but it might not be around for long.
UNT withdraws support for Denton Pride ahead of festival’s 10th year
Pride organizers were blindsided when the university backed out of plans for a sidewalk chalk event and a vendor fair.
Democrats choose ‘electability over incumbency’ as Allred bests Johnson in runoff
Allred will now face off against Republican nominee Patrick Gillespie in the general election to represent a district that would have favored Kamala Harris by 30 points in 2024.
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Ken Paxton trounced incumbent Cornyn. What does that mean for Texas in November?
Paxton’s decisive win and an impressive May turnout suggest that Texas’ conservative base isn’t going down without a fight.
Dallas slides in green space rankings as city considers cuts to parks
Dallas is now the third highest-ranked city in Texas and sits behind cities like Frisco, Plano and Garland in park investment.
Recent North Texas deportees try to make sense of a home they’ve never really known
One had to leave family behind, while another was reunited with his far away, while many questions from the past and concerns for the future persist.
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North Texas camps recalibrate to avoid new state regulations following deadly flood
Summer day camps may be cutting specialized programming, such as archery and horseback riding, to avoid increased state scrutiny.
DPD debuts ‘de-escalating’ drone first responder, aims to shorten response times
Dallas police drones will be stationed at eight Dallas Fire-Rescue stations to respond to police calls and fires.
The USA-World Cup pipeline continues to run through FC Dallas
When the roster was leaked over the weekend, a player with Dallas connections stood out as perhaps the biggest American World Cup snub.
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Waymo suspends robotaxi operation in Dallas following scrutiny over software, safety
Waymo is the latest robotaxi company to halt its program in North Texas due to safety concerns.
Proposed rec center closures, service cuts a ‘hard pill to swallow’ for Park Board
The Dallas Park and Recreation Department has been charged with cutting 15% of their budget in the upcoming fiscal year.
Dallas County residents, East Texans discuss sharing redrawn congressional districts
We asked voters from Dallas and East Texas what they think about sharing a congressman with East Texans thanks to the redrawn 32nd Congressional District.
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Can I tailgate at the World Cup or not? Conflicting reports keep causing confusion
We all just want to make our World Cup party plans, right? Here’s the real deal on what to expect.
Ready for a runoff? Here’s what to know about the May 26 elections in Dallas County
Another Election Day in North Texas means another spicy set of races to watch. Make sure you’re ready.
Pardoned Jan. 6er Jake Lang threatens Frisco City Council ahead of mosque, temple vote
Lang’s appearance came just days after he claimed credit for a white nationalist banner that was unfurled at a Washington Nationals game.
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‘The nuclear option’: Council backs Oak Cliff-downtown connections over convention center plans
Council members signaled support for redesigning the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center to avoid significant changes to major routes connecting Oak Cliff with downtown.