SNAP Benefits on Legislative Hit List, Food Security Group Warns of Consequences
In Dallas County alone, more than 185 million meals were purchased using food stamps in 2024.
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The 10 Largest Cities in Texas
It’s a big state, filled with big cities.
City Council Shirks Prop. U Police Hiring, Staffing Mandate, Sides With DPD
The council increased DPD’s hiring goal to 300 officers, lessening the expectation decided on earlier this month.
With Zack Martin’s Retirement, Has the Cowboys Championship Window Closed?
To a large extent, the surefire Hall of Famer’s time in Dallas was wasted by the team’s lack of playoff success.
UPDATE: Measles Case in North Texas, First Measles Death Reported in West Texas
A measles outbreak stemming from a traditionalist community with a low vaccination rate could sweep through the state.
NIMBY or Not? What Pepper Square Says About Development and Distrust in Dallas
Pepper Square, the controversial zoning case, has been described as the ‘crossroads’ dividing Dallas as leaders try to find a balance between more housing and existing neighborhoods.
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Texas Is Top Energy Producer, But Many Texans Can’t Afford Power
A proposed commission could oversee the functions of the state power grid as Texans struggle to pay its bills.
THCa Will Get You High, but Is It Legal in Texas?
THCa is popular in Texas, but it might not be around for long.
Luka the Laker: When Local Legends Played Against Their Old Dallas Team
Luka Doncic isn’t the first Dallas icon to play against his old local team.
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Texas-Based Defense Department Employees Face Musk’s Ultimatum
A late-night weekend email has stirred up drama in the Lone Star State.
DFW Airport Baggage Claim Named ‘No. 1 Most Lawless’
Airport thieves are hoping DFW travelers are short of their daily step goal.
Deez Nuts: See the Funniest, Grossest Rejected Texas Vanity Plates
You’ll have to try harder than that to get 0H 4UCK on a license plate.
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Dallas Representative Warns of Environmental Dangers from Layoffs
Texas is left without EPA permit reviewers, delaying future developments.
Texas GOP Is Busy Trying To Keep Texans From Getting Busy
While biblical education may be on its way, education on knowing someone in the biblical way may be on its way out.
Texas Abortion Ban Linked to Increase in Sepsis Cases
ProPublica analyzed years of statewide hospital data and found more women are developing sepsis than before the ban was instituted.
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Local Medical Centers Could Lose Millions for Breast Cancer, Diabetes Research
Nearly 22% of the millions of grant dollars given to UT Southwestern Medical Center by the National Institute of Health could be threatened.
Legislature Heralds State DOGE Inspired by Musk, Headed by North Texans
Borrowing the name of the headline-making federal agency, the Texas version will look for fraud and waste in Austin.
Electricity and Water Are Required To Run Data Centers. Texas Is Running Short on Both.
Backed by Donald Trump and billions of dollars, North Texas is becoming an AI data center hub.
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9 Coldest Days In Dallas History. Minus 8 Degrees?!
As we prepare for below freezing temps, here’s a look back at some even colder days.
Study Says Texas Is One of the Least Educated States
Texas school districts hope that increased funding can turn the tide.
This Dallas Suburb Is One of the Top Relocation Destinations in U.S.
This fast-growing spot is also a top place for remote workers.
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Canadians Are Mad at Us, Greg Abbott Is Making It Worse
The kids are fighting again, and by kids, we mean powerful political leaders.