‘A Significant Threat’: Carroll ISD Hires Superintendent Who Has Backed Book Bans
The Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights has filed investigations in the last two districts where Jeremy Glenn has worked.
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Halted Elm Thicket-Northpark Construction Leaves Resident, Builders With Few Options
Pausing construction in the Dallas neighborhood has put people out of work and left some with only part of their home complete.
Mr. Bochy Goes to Washington: Dallas Champs Meet the President
Local sports fans better hope that Kamala Harris is the next president. Recent Dallas pro teams win titles only when a Democrat is in the White House.
Body Found at Fort Worth CrossFit Games After Lazar Dukic Goes Missing
The 28-year-old Serbian was considered a top CrossFit talent.
Lawsuit Alleges Child Abuse, Cover-up at Local Behavioral Health Center
An autistic child was trying to calm himself when the alleged abuse occurred in North Richland Hills.
Could AI Solve Homelessness? A Company Mapping Encampments in Dallas Thinks So
Nomadik AI estimates that Dallas has around 230 homeless encampments outside of the downtown area.
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Home Insurance Rates Do Their Own Damage While Texas Natural Disasters Surge
The true cost of owning a home goes well beyond its appraised value, leaving many in the lurch.
Arrested, Pro-Palestine UT Dallas Students Battle Against Their Own School
The arrested students continue to call on the university to stop paying for weapons that are killing Palestinians.
First West Nile Virus Death of 2024 Reported in Dallas County
The patient was a female and had underlying symptoms.
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Southlake Speed Climber Sam Watson Sets World Record at Paris Olympics
Watson is a favorite to win the first-ever gold medal awarded for speed climbing next week.
Texas Abortion Ban Could Be Leading Women To End Their Own Pregnancies
The study believes hundreds of thousands of American women could be ending their pregnancies at home.
Dallas Police Charge Man with Murdering Friend and Burying Him in His Own Backyard
Dallas police charged Christopher Colbert with the murder of Ronald Shumway, whose body was found encased in cement in a backyard.
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Dallas County Considers Vending Machines to Reduce Overdose Death
The dispensers will carry the life-saving drug Naloxone, also known as Narcan, which reverses the effects of an opioid overdose.
Questions, Concerns and the Cowboys: An All-Too-Familiar Combo
Is that a star on their helmets or a question mark?
Dallas Observer Kicks Off Summer Membership Drive
Election season is upon us. We’re here to make sense of it — but we need our readers’ support. This year, back-to-school season also means back-to-an-election season. And so, we have a responsibility to cover election happenings as much as possible. This means we’ll not only cover local news, but…
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Now, It’s the DEA That’s Going After Allen Hemp Shops
The federal agency has been digging in to some hemp shops in Allen, though it may not get the information it’s looking for.
Another Disgraced Pastor: After Accusations of Misconduct, How Do Megachurches Move Forward?
One victim’s rights attorney says church membership is often unharmed by claims of abuse, keeping the pressure off leaders.
Dallas Cat Ladies Respond to JD Vance’s Comments Against Feline-Loving Females
JD Vance says childless cat ladies are “miserable,” so we thought we’d ask some.
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Schools Across North Texas Use Weapons Detection Systems. But Do They Work?
McKinney ISD will use new systems that are known to produce false alarms.
GOP Attacks Against Kamala Harris Were Already Bad – They Are About To Get Worse
How bad can it get? Trumps NABJ appearance offers a clue.
VIDEO: Dallas Police Bodycam Footage Shows Officer-Involved Shooting
One suspect was shot, and another suspect was able to get away.
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3 Texas Cities Named Sweatiest in U.S. Here’s Where Dallas Ranked
You feel that? It’s probably sweat. Lots of it.