Trump Administration Sends Pregnant Migrants to Texas Shelter Flagged as Medically Inadequate
Government sources and advocates for the children worry the goal is to concentrate them in Texas, where abortion is banned.
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Moratorium Against Hood County Data Center Fails After Legal Threats
Hood County commissioners voted against halting data center construction after receiving a letter from state Sen. Paul Bettencourt of Houston.
Should Dallas Do More To Address Homeless Encampments Across Town?
Enforcement downtown has helped ensure fewer Dallasites are sleeping on the streets.
This Surprising North Texas Suburb Is Among the Most Ethnically Diverse Cities in the US
Once a predominantly white city, this northern ‘burb ranks high in the nation in ethnic, birthplace and linguistic diversity.
Dallas Decides To Cede Some DART Power as Negotiations With Suburbs Progress
The City Council approved a resolution for an expanded board with increased representation for member cities.
Plano Hits the Brakes on Signing Up Microtransit DART Alternative
Plans are still being worked out for what could happen should Plano voters decide to drop their DART partnership.
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No Luck Yet? Here’s the Latest on How To Get FIFA World Cup 2026 Tickets
The matches will be here before you know it. There are ways to make sure you don’t miss out.
More North Texas Students Walk Out as Abbott Threatens Consequences
Plano and Melissa students joined protests as Gov. Abbott tells state officials to investigate districts believed to encourage or facilitate walkouts
Relationship Between Violence, Substance Abuse in Teens Linked in UTA Study
A survey of more than 20,000 teens suggests that childhood violence is as much a public health crisis as it is a public safety one.
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To Become a World-Class Tournament, the Dallas Open Had to Leave Big D
After three years at SMU, the tournament’s rise in status required a new home where more money and bigger stars would be welcome.
Say Hello to the Dallas Observer’s New Staff Writer, Austin Wood
We’re excited about what our new addition has in store for you.
School District Under Fire After Muslim Group Hands Out the Quran During Lunch Period
Social media outrage swiftly followed reports that an unauthorized group visited Wylie East High School.
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DART Demands: Addison Drafts a Mass Transit Wish List To Avoid Vote
Six DART member cities are currently on a path to vote on ending its partnership with the transit agency.
Another North Texas Pastor Charged With Sexual Misconduct With a Child
The charges against the True Grace pastor stem from a 2008 incident with a 14-year-old relative.
Frisco’s ‘Indian Takeover,’ Alleged H-1B Visa Fraud Inflame Council Meeting
A majority of the North Texans who spoke against the area’s growing Indian population were not Frisco residents.
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Dallasites Might Keep Alley Trash Pickup, but It Might Cost Them More
Thousands of families could be affected by any of the possible new plans for garbage collection in Dallas.
Colin Allred Blasts James Talarico for Alleged ‘Mediocre Black Man’ Remark
In a video published to social media Monday, former representative Colin Allred said he had steam coming out of his ears.
Southlake Shocker Causes Trump Memory Loss, Sends National Republicans Reeling
Saturday’s special election win for Democrat Taylor Rehmet was impressive, but may not signal the long-awaited ‘blue wave’ some hope for.
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UNT Graduate Student ‘Investigated’ Under New State Bathroom Law, School Policy
Officials told the student she’d been reported under a new policy that mandates individuals to use bathrooms that correspond with their birth gender.
What To Know About the Bike Ride To Honor Alex Pretti
ICE won’t stop, and neither will the protests. Anyone with a bike can join Saturday’s in Dallas.
What to Know About I-30 in Dallas Closing for Demolition This Weekend
The I-30 canyon is bad enough when it’s open, but what about when it’s closed?
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City Council Takes Control of Fair Park Greenspace as $13 Million Nears Expiration
Years-long delays and financial audits have put $13 million in funding for a community park at risk, the horseshoe warned.