What Does Dallas Do With the HERO Props Now?
The controversial propositions that passed on Tuesday night likely spell trouble for Dallas city government and the police department.
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‘On a Limb by Ourselves’: Reproductive Rights Advocates Voice Fear, Anger After Election
A national abortion ban and OB-GYNs leaving Texas are two major concerns for healthcare providers.
As Abbott Takes a Victory Lap, Texas Dems Keep Losing
A school voucher program is closer than ever in Texas, and a Democrat winning statewide office still seems to be a long way off.
Live Updates on Local, State and National Elections
Follow along with us all day as we bring you news and updates from local polls and the national races.
Who Formally Declares the Winner of the US Presidential Election?
The United States differs from other nations in that there is no independent electoral commission to certify the final vote tally.
Meet the Dallas Pastor Volunteering To Bring Peace to the Polls
“I can’t tell you how many people have breathed a sigh of relief, feeling that the voting location is a safe location …”
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Tarrant County Will Be the Place To Watch in North Texas on Election Day
Tarrant County turned blue by tenths of a percentage point during the 2020 presidential election. Will history repeat itself?
Map: Find Your Nearest Dallas County Voting Location
Voting in this election can be time-consuming. Here’s how to plan ahead.
New Colin Allred Commercial Fights Back at Cruz Claims. We Checked the Facts.
In the second Allred commercial we’ve fact-checked, the former football player defends himself.
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Investigation Into Unclaimed Body Program Results in Congressional Inquiry, Changes
Two members of Congress have asked about restitution for families who were not notified of the deaths of their loved ones.
6 Less Painful Things To Do Sunday Instead of Watching the Cowboys
Had it with Dak, Jerry and all the rest? We’ feel you, and we’ve got you covered.
Ted Cruz Commercial Doesn’t Even Try To Be Accurate, Honest.
As the election nears, the Cruz campaign takes some serious and seriously off-base swings at Colin Allred.
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‘You Can’t Make This Shit Up’: The Cowboys Have Always Brought the Drama
We spoke to hosts from The Ticket and 97.1 The Eagle about what makes them say, “Only the effing Cowboys!”
Texas GOP Civil War Rages On, Paxton Calls for Leach To Resign
The Robert Roberson death penalty case is the latest Republican battleground in Texas.
West Dallas Environmentalists Wanted Their Day in Court, But Then Were Found Guilty
Environmental justice advocates said they intentionally broke the law in hopes of putting the GAF shingle factory on trial.
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‘I Feel Deceived’: Reports of Residential Solar Panel Scams Plague Dallas County
North Texans report fraud, forgery and coercion at heart of residential solar energy industry.
Early Voting Turnout Outpaces 2020, 2016 Elections Across North Texas
Extended early voting hours in Dallas County, plus three other things to know about the 2024 general election so far.
Latest Dallas Halloween Forecast: Here’s What To Expect
Will the kids need waterproof costumes on Thursday night?
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Investigation Into Failed Lead Removal Program Approved as Priority for City Audit
The zoning application process and creation of affordable housing will also be part of the annual investigation into city services.
Students at SMU Aren’t ‘Outwardly Political,’ But Many Care About Casting Their Vote
There have been only three organized protests on the SMU campus since 2020, but students there still feel the weight of responsibility in the 2024 elections.
Are the Cowboys Good Enough for Our Blind Faith? Probably Not.
With a much-needed bye week behind us, its hard to feel hopeful about what comes next.
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2 North Texas Cities Among the Largest Remote Workforces
Even though some large companies are bringing employees back to the office, there are plenty of folks still working form home around here.