Blasting Dan Patrick Shouldn’t Endanger Texas A&M Profs’ Jobs, Says Free Speech Group
Professor Joy Alonzo was punished by Texas A&M University after a student accused her of criticizing Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick.
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5 Takeaways From Texts Showing Lawmakers Are ‘Pissed’ at AG Paxton
The conversation between state Rep. Jeff Leach and Michelle Smith, a senior adviser to the attorney general, grew heated at times.
West Nile Virus Is Back in Dallas. Here’s How To Stay Safe.
It is surprisingly easy to keep yourself safe from a potentially deadly sickness that has symptoms similar to COVID-19.
LGBTQ-Specific Protections Removed From Carroll ISD Rules
District employees won’t be required to use preferred pronouns under the new rules.
Sinners Wanted: The Old Bad ‘Boys Are Greater Than Today’s Choir ‘Boys
Fine. All is forgiven, Michael Irvin. Bring back your drugs and your fur coat and your scissors and – most of all – your winning. While we’re at it, welcome home the rest of the bad ol’ Dallas Cowboys from the good ol’ days, because as this once-proud franchise embarked…
Garland Smoke Shop Reopens After Police Raid and Arrests
bee Hippy Hemp Dispensary says all of its products are compliant. it’s owner wants the police to be held accountable for the damage he says they’ve caused.
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Thousands of Fentanyl Pills in Microwave Lead to 2 Arrests in Carrollton Case
A pair of North Texas teenagers were federally charged in connection to a string of local fentanyl poisonings and deaths.
How Much Money Does It Take to Live in Dallas?
Prices have gone up considerably in Big D in recent years, but other cities nationwide are even more expensive.
New Court Software Implementation Slows Down Justice in Dallas County
Struggles with the new software have caused some to stay in jail longer than they should, among many other concerning problems.
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Dallas Police, Departments Across Country Struggle With Response Times
Dallasites are waiting longer than ever before for police to arrive after they’ve been called.
Suspect Nabbed in Killings of 3 Dallas Women. Here’s a Timeline.
Each of the bodies were discovered at different time in the same area, near the alleged killer’s home.
How Did Dallas Fare This July 4 With Illegal Fireworks?
Earlier this month, Dallas Fire-Rescue sent a memo to the mayor and City Council summarizing Independence Day blazes.
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Dallas Road Rage Incidents Down in 2023, but the Summer Is Still Young
The Dallas Police doesn’t have current data, which includes the summer, when a large chunk of aggressive driving problems occur.
Atheist Group Sues Fort Worth, Claiming Free Speech Violation
The organization says the city is discriminating against them before their local event in August.
Can Colin Allred Topple a GOP Giant in Ted Cruz for the U.S. Senate?
No Democrat has won a statewide office in Texas in decades. The former NFL linebacker from Dallas may change that.
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‘We’ve Stepped Over a Line’: Texas Reacts to Horrifying Border Report
A stunning new report details disturbing allegations and incidents involving migrants along the Rio Grande.
Dallas Animal Services Has Had Too Many Dogs Since Early June
The city only has 300 kennels for the 385 dogs currently in its shelter. When there are too many animals, some have to be euthanized.
Heat-Related Illnesses Are ‘Up Significantly’ in Dallas
Dallas has already seen a record number of hot days, and the soaring temperatures are causing more folks to get sick. Here’s what to know.
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Dallas, Other North Texas Cities Don’t Want You Giving to Panhandlers
The city of Dallas is asking people to refrain from giving to panhandlers, and other notices featuring similar framing have cropped up throughout D-FW.
State Investigates Dallas County Juvenile Probation Department
Recent reports note that children have been neglected at the Henry Wade Juvenile Justice Center in West Dallas.
Former Dallas Police Chief David Kunkle Has Died at 72
The longtime officer was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia in 2019.
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Dallas Will Map ‘Urban Heat Islands’ to Help Residents Deal With High Temps
The city hopes to cool down the hottest spots in town with new data on where help is needed the most.