For 4 Years, Arlington Has Provided a Peek Into a Driverless Future
A rideshare program on the UT Arlington campus has perhaps proven the future can be driverless.
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Getting A Real ID Might Take Texans Months
The REAL ID Act claims to enhance safety with additional requirements for legal identification, but it might add burdens.
RFK Jr. Orders FDA Investigation Into Abortion Pill, Bolstering Texas Efforts
Texas lawmakers have been gunning for abortion-inducing drugs for years, now federal actions mirror a similar attitude.
Texas Students Use Their Voice to Combat Student Paper Censorship
High school students from Frisco and beyond have joined forces to lobby for legislation to protect their First Amendment rights.
The Big Takeover: The Secret Plans to Give Trump Command of America’s Police
For months, a Project 2025 subgroup drafted plans to place domestic law enforcement under Trump’s thumb. We have their files.
Oak Cliff Crashes Catch Social Media Buzz and City Attention
Two vehicle crashes at the same roundabout have triggered widespread intrigue and have sent one council member into action.
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Where To Go for the May 17 50501 Mobilizes for Education Protests in North Texas
There will be multiple rallies this weekend highlighting the need for equity in education and other issues.
North Texas Suburb Is Fastest Growing City In US.
Five of the fastest-growing cities across the U.S. are located in this region.
Dallas City Council Overwhelmingly Supports Overhaul of Parking Code
Dozens of Dallas residents spoke for and against the “momentous and meaningful” ordinance change on Wednesday.
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The 12 Hottest May Days in Dallas History
To paraphrase the great Phil Collins, we can feel it coming in the air. Oh, Lord.
Waymo Robotaxis Are Coming to Dallas, But You Won’t Be Able to Hitch a Ride
Keep an eye out, the driverless rideshare cars will be in Downtown Dallas starting this week.
Reader: ‘Please Republicans, Get Rid of Affordable Transportation. Please.’
Observer readers have some hot opinions when it comes to DART and the need for public transportation.
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911 Response Protocols Are ‘Outdated,’ New Dallas Police Chief Tells Council
Chief Daniel Comeaux identified DPD’s lagging response times as a top priority in his first weeks on the job.
Here’s Where Dallas’ Legislative Priorities Stand This Session
The 89th Legislative Session will end in less than 25 days, and Dallas has a high interest in some of the remaining bills.
Dallas Is Sinking, Buildings at Risk of Collapse, Study Says
Houston and Dallas, we have a problem. A study warns that the cities are slowly sinking and buildings could collapse.
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How Tariffs on Mexico Could Hurt Your Summer Electric Bill, Texas’ Power Grid
Low-income households are expected to be disproportionately burdened by the price hikes.
The Dumbest AI Images President Trump Has Shared
Did the President of the United States really post that?
Many Non-Voucher Texas Education Bills Still Hope to Make the Grade
Education-related bills have been among the most controversial topics of this session. Here is where some of them stand now.
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Dallas Housing Advocates Put Pressure on Legislature in Session’s ‘Fourth Quarter’
The passing of the first of eight priority Texas housing bills was called a ‘bellwether.’
The Stars Are Carrying the Sports Hopes for North Texas
While the Mavs, Cowboys and Rangers make us sad in 2025, our hockey team has stepped up.
‘More Consequential Than Forward Dallas’: Parking Reform Gets Mixed Reception
Some lauded the code change while another council member voiced concern about its impacts on the ‘residential experience.’
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‘DART Killer’ Bill Would Immobilize Thousands of Dallasites
DART says the bill could affect hundreds of thousands of riders and another 5,800 DART workers.