Lawmakers Could Ban Intoxicating Hemp Products, Including delta-9 and More
Products like delta-8 THC and others have flooded store shelves across the country. The reauthorization of the Farm Bill could affect their legality in the U.S.
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‘Poof, it’s Gone’: University DEI Dissolution Leaves a Void on Texas Campuses
College students across North Texas have already begun to feel the negative impact of the state’s forcing public universities to close their Diversity, Equity and Inclusion offices.
ForwardDallas Could Help Shape the Future of the City
Reading the latest draft of the citywide plan ForwardDallas can make your head spin. We’re here to help make sense of it all.
Police in Fort Worth and Dallas Take Different Approaches to Controversial Senate Bill 4 on Immigration
The possibility of the highly debated SB 4 becoming law in Texas has local police departments playing the waiting game.
March Madness in North Texas: Here’s What To Know
North Texas might be Dallas Cowboys football country, but every March, a certain kind of madness sets in that puts college basketball front and center.
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Dallas Sexually Oriented Business Suit but Case Continues
Sexually oriented businesses and the city have battled over a curfew passed in 2022. This decision marks a small loss for the businesses, but not a total defeat.
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Report Says Local Hospitals Lack Pricing Transparency. Hospitals Disagree.
An advocacy group says that almost two-thirds of Texas hospitals are not complying with federal price transparency regulations, but some local hospitals disagree.
Texans Are Losing Millions to Internet, Cryptocurrency Scams
Bezalel Eithan Raviv, co-founder of the blockchain analysis firm Lionsgate Network, calls cryptocurrency scams a national crisis. His advice? Trust no one.
Alleged Rapist With HIV Could Face Different Charges for Same Crime in Different States
Police suspect 25-year-old Carlton Tambaoga may have sexually assaulted a number of women in North Texas, Houston and Atlanta, possibly exposing them to HIV.
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The Stars on Ice Are Young and Bright (Clap, Clap, Clap, Clap) Deep in the Heart of Dallas
In his first column for the Observer, Matt McClearin looks at the playoff-bound Stars and their exciting crop of phenoms, some of whom aren’t yet old enough to drink a beer.
April’s Eclipse Will Mean Interruptions in Solar Power Generation, Which Could Strain Electrical Grids
Even a brief bit of darkness will effect solar and wind power. ERCOT says it’s ready.
‘Isn’t Good Enough’: DPD Officers Receive Written Reprimand After Laughing at Disabled Veteran
DyNell Lane waited months for Dallas police to investigate officers who made him soil himself. Now that the officers have been reprimanded, some say the punishment isn’t enough.
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No Dice? Things Aren’t Looking Too Good For Dallas Poker Clubs.
Dallas has searched for a legal path forward for poker clubs, but now that path looks like one that current poker clubs would never choose to take.
With Increased Political Power, Ken Paxton Takes Aim at Fun Places in North Texas
The Texas attorney general has set his sights on some fun spots in North Texas with one of his recent lawsuits.
With Dak Prescott Lawsuit, Dallas Cowboys Legal Troubles Have Their Spring Awakening
With Monday’s bombshell Prescott lawsuit, the annual tradition of keeping up with the legal issues of the Dallas Cowboys continues to prosper.
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As North Texas Pit Bull Attacks Persist, Advocates Ask What Happened Before the Attacks
Stories of pit bull attacks are horrifying and often tragic, but a rep with a local shelter says the public should look at more than just how the dog looks when assigning blame.
Former City Marshal Found Guilty of Tampering With Government Record
A former Dallas city marshal allegedly falsified a police report in 2021 after slamming a man to the ground with excessive force. Now, he’s been found guilty of tampering with a government record.
Did Greg Abbott’s Fight for School Vouchers Get Easier on Election Night?
Many of Gov. Greg Abbott’s school voucher pushers won their elections last Tuesday. However, some say school vouchers weren’t at the top of voters’ minds.
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Just Like Texas: Oklahoma Bills Take Aim at Women, LGBTQ Rights in Legislative Session
The Oklahoma Legislature is now in session, and many bills have the distinct aim of restricting the rights of women and LGBTQ residents. Sound familiar?
North Texas Childcare Deserts Create More Struggles for Working Parents
Several ZIP codes in DFW suffer from a lack of childcare options. It not only makes everyday life tough for parents, but it can be harmful to kids in the long run.
Plano Business Aims To Streamline Police-For-Hire Industry, Looks Ahead to the 2026 World Cup
Mark Cuban-backed Illuno is a customer-facing app based in North Texas that aims to streamline the police moonlighting industry amid a nationwide officer shortage.
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How To Get Medical Marijuana in Texas
Yes, Texas has medical marijuana. Here’s how you can get your hands on a cure for what might ail you.