Slap Fighting Has Been Approved in Texas. Here’s What To Expect.
There’s a bit more to the sport than just clubbing your opponent.
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In North Oak Cliff, a War Is Being Waged Over Plans for Denser Housing
These neighbors have very different ideas of what the future of their neighborhood should look like.
Jasmine Crockett Cements Rising Star Status During DNC Opening Night Speech
In an evening packed with big-name Democrats, Crockett’s prime time speaking slot signals her well-regard within the party.
City Budget Cuts Take Swings at Neighborhood ‘Third Places’
Publicly funded ‘Third Places’ have been the target of budget cuts locally and nationally.
Dallas Will Try Hiring Hundreds of Officers, Something Its Repeatedly Struggled to Do
A lack of officers can lead to increased response times and high rates of violence, the police say.
New Dallas Fall Forecast Released: What to Expect This Year
Sleeveless sweaters and frozen pumpkin spice lattes, anyone?
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A Chance to Join History: Local Delegates Gear Up for Democratic National Convention
Three Dallas City Council members will serve as delegates during the Democratic National Convention.
Dallas Wants To Cut Unsheltered Homelessness in Half by 2026
Reducing homelessness take a lot of money, but maybe not as much time as you might think.
He Tested Positive for Syphilis, Then the County Told His Mom
A Dallas resident’s mother had to be hospitalized after seeing a message about her son’s “deadly disease.”
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Photos: AI Envisions Future Dallas Skyline and Big D is Unrecognizable
RIP Reunion Tower, apparently.
Ken Paxton Threatens to Sue the State Fair Over Their New Gun Ban
The Texas AG is yet again waving the litigation flag.
Former DPD Officer Embroiled in Capital Murder Allegations Gets Reinstated, Resigns
In 2021, Bryan Riser was jailed in connection with murders he denied playing any part in. Now, he’ll be getting a check from the city after agreeing to be reinstated then immediately resigning.
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Dallas Set to Have First State Highway Named After an African American
Wright was an influential leader, known for his booming voice and mentorship efforts.
School’s Back, With Stricter Library Rules in Texas
Regardless of HB 900’s status, school libraries are under more scrutiny.
Bad Apartment Policies Treat Tenants ‘Like Absolute Children’
North Texas tenants are no strangers to overbearing apartment rules.
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People and Politicians Are Freaking Out Over the State Fair Not Allowing Guns
Lawmakers are threatening the State Fair with legislative action should the ban stay in place.
Gov. Abbott Signs Order Requiring Hospitals to Report Costs for Illegal Immigrant Care
Advocates say the order will likely lead to a drop-off in immigrants seeking medical care for themselves or their children.
The Most Unhinged Things Charlie Kirk Said at Recent Conservative Gala in Frisco
We already knew of his contempt for liberals and the trans community, but now Charlie Kirk can’t stand preachers?
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Arlington Hospital Refused Patient Life-Saving Care Because of State Abortion Laws, Federal Complaint States
The complaints could be federally investigated due to Texas officials’ “hostility” toward reproductive rights.
Some Dallas Police Seem to Know What To Do When They Find People With Hemp
The city may be safer for hemp than others in North Texas.
The Dog Days of Summer Are Here. Protect Your Pets Accordingly. It’s the Law.
Dallas Animal Services has reported a spike in heat-related calls since temperatures began to climb this month.
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When Did Texas See the Hottest Augusts on Record?
The Augusts of 1952, 2010, 2011 and 2023 were the hottest in North Texas.