The Rangers Hope To Keep the Playoff Wins Coming Against the Baltimore Orioles
It’s been 7 years since the Texas Rangers or Baltimore Orioles have been in the playoffs. Here’s what to know about the ALDS matchup.
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Another Dealer Sentenced as Consequences in Carrollton Fentanyl Case Continue To Unfold
With 2 of the 11 fentanyl dealers tied to juvenile overdoses and deaths in Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD now sentenced, authorities continue to crack down in North Texas.
Rivalry Between the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers is Historically Epic
From ‘The Catch’ to ‘Defending the Star,’ Sunday night’s game represents a new era for one of the best rivalries in NFL history.
‘That Adds Stress to a Dog’: Dallas Animal Shelter Is Way Over Capacity and Needs a Lot of Help
Dogs in the Dallas shelter are having to share kennels. Officials say they’re “matchmakers” for families and the animals at their shelter.
Is Newly Republican Mayor Eric Johnson Gunning for Higher Office?
Big D’s leader recently ruffled feathers after announcing he’d fled the Democratic Party in favor of the GOP. Some critics speculate that the move signifies he’s eyeing higher office.
Grapevine Examines the Nonexistent Line Between Church, Schools and State in North Texas
A new podcast series takes a look at just how far religious zealotry and conservative culture wars have impacted local education.
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‘This Has Been So Unfair’: Short-Term Rental Owners Sue Dallas Over New Ban
Dallas City Council banned Airbnb and VRBO properties in residential neighborhoods, but short-term rental hosts aren’t giving up the fight just yet.
‘Drastic Change’ Could Keep Shingle Factory in West Dallas
Residents weighed in on a change that could remove a way to deal with properties out of compliance, including those of industrial polluters.
Sayonara, Summer: Pumpkin Spice Latte Season Is Upon Us
After an especially brutal summer, North Texas residents are looking forward to seeing some rainy days and cooler weather. So long, triple-digit temps (we hope)!
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Extremism on the Rise, New Report Finds
A new report, “Hate in the Lone Star State,” details significant spikes in antisemitism in North Texas. Extremism experts are sounding the alarm.
‘Ideological Stunts’: State Rep Asks Dallas City Council to Investigate Pride Event
Texas Rep. Matt Shaheen claims obscene material was on display in front of children at the annual Texas Latinx Pride event in Dallas recently.
Hemp Hemp Hooray! Delta-8 Is Still Legal in Texas After Court Ruling
In a Sept. 28 ruling, a court of appeals decided that the popular cannabis product can remain legal in the state.
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Welcome to the Observer Sunday FOMO Review
Keanu Reeves, the State Fair of Texas, local restaurants and Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson gave us plenty to write about last week.
This Dallas Democratic Congress Member Just Obliterated the GOP
The Dallas Democrat didn’t hold back when slamming her GOP congressional counterparts over their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden and their devotion to Donald Trump.
Derek Avery Wants John Wiley Price’s County Commissioner Job
Defeating the seemingly bulletproof commissioner is sure to to be an uphill battle for local businessman Derek Avery.
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YAS, Queens: Texas’ Anti-Drag Law Deemed Unconstitutional
A U.S. district judge ruled that Senate Bill 12 violates the First Amendment. LGBTQ+ community members and their allies have a clear message for naysayers everywhere: Texas drag ain’t going anywhere.
He’s Shining Now, But Much of Deion Sanders’ Dallas Past Isn’t So Prime
Deion Sanders is as big a star now as he’s ever been, but the University of Colorado coach has a place in the Dallas Hall of Shame for his role in Prime Prep’s demise.
Make Dallas Great Again: Does Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Own a Red MAGA Hat?
The Big D leader revealed he’s no longer a Democrat. From book bans to gay marriage, we wanted to know: Just how Republican is he?
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UPDATE: The Ticket and The Dumb Zone Settle Lawsuit, Blake Jones to Join Former Hosts
The radio contract dispute between 1310 The Ticket and former hosts of The Hang Zone that’s lasted all summer has finally come to an end.
Student Suspended Over Hair Sues Texas Leaders Citing CROWN Act
Both Gov. Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton are named in the lawsuit for failing to enforce the CROWN Act, which protects natural hairstyles from discrimination.
Dallas ISD Superintendent on TEA Lawsuit: ‘There’s an Injustice’
Dozens of North Texas districts have filed suit against the Texas Education Agency over changes made to the state’s accountability rating system.
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How To Recall a Dallas Mayor
After he switched parties from Democrat to Republican, some are interested in kicking Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson out of his seat in City Hall.