Tarrant County Escalates ‘Political Retaliation’ Against Activist Over Graffiti
Raunaq Alam is in the middle of a legal maelstrom, facing perjury charges and a possession charge that all tie back to a spray paint incident
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2 North Texas Universities Crack Best U.S. Colleges List
$90,000 a year might buy more than just bougie tailgate parties. Who knew?
‘Handwritten Notes’ Found in Home of Dallas ICE Shooter Revealed Plan of ‘Terror’
Investigators say they do not believe 29-year-old Joshua Jahn intended to harm ICE detainees, aiming instead for law enforcement
3 Worst Dallas Intersections Ranked, According to Readers
It’s never a good time to get stuck at one of these intersections.
‘Details Aren’t Adding Up’: Immigrant Advocates Reeling in ICE Shooting’s Wake
Advocacy groups are calling for more information about the shooting’s victims, and some worry the incident will compound the fear surrounding ICE.
New Law Turns Teachers Into ‘Foot Soldiers’ For ‘Anti-Inclusion Crusade’
A new law bans teachers from observing pronouns that differ from the ones assigned at birth. It also bans DEI extracurriculars.
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Authorities Identify Dallas ICE Office Shooter
The 29-year-old Collin County resident was “not a marksman” and not considered to be very political, according to his brother.
1 Detainee Dead, 2 Injured in ‘Targeted Attack’ at Dallas ICE Facility
A shooter was found on the roof of a nearby office building.
‘Sickened By the Comments’: Officials React To Dallas ICE Office Sniper Attack
Politicians didn’t waste any time in letting everyone know how they felt about the deadly shooting.
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UPDATE: Dallas Morning News Shareholders Approve Sale to Hearst
The massive deal means that media titan Hearst will own four of Texas’ five largest daily newspapers.
UPDATE: Irving-Based Nexstar to Keep Jimmy Kimmel Off the Air
The local media conglomerate plans to purchase WFAA’s parent company, but it needs FCC approval first.
Goodbye, STAAR Test. Hello, Something ‘Worse’
Everyone hates the STAAR test, but educators are not a fan of the state’s new replacement.
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The Cowboys Suck, but the Internet Is Undefeated
“The Cowboys played great defense today,” said no one on social media.
AI Charlie Kirk Preached From Beyond the Grave at Prestonwood Baptist Church
Speaking artificially from heaven, we presume, the AI voice told the crowd to “dry your tears.”
Slow Dallas Police Response Times Stoke Rising Fears and ‘Crime Anxiety’
Could it be because the police can take 90 minutes or more to arrive on the scene?
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A Timeline of the Robert Roberson ‘Shaken Baby’ Death Row Case
After narrowly avoiding death last year, he is scheduled to die by lethal injection next month. Here’s what to know about the case.
Richardson Mayor Amir Omar Is an Outsider No More
North Texas’ first Muslim mayor won because of his ability to connect with others, not because of what makes him different.
Denton County Rep. Wants to Institutionalize Transgender People
“[Transgender women] have an underlying level of aggressiveness,” said Republican Ronny Jackson in an interview this week.
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Political Witch Hunts and Blacklists: Donald Trump and the New Era of McCarthyism
The parallels between 1950s McCarthyism and Trumpism’s attack on speech from the left are stark and unsettling.
Frisco Church Consults Authorities, Removes Sermons After Pastor’s ‘Pattern of Sin’
More details have come to light after another prominent North Texas pastor stepped down in disgrace.
We Were Removed From a School Library Council Meeting, Is That Legal?
Coppell ISD’s first school library advisory council meeting was this week. They made us leave. Here’s why.
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Despite Opposition, Dallas Gets One Step Closer to Landing Its First H-E-B
North Dallas location got the first of two needed green lights from City Hall. Some neighbors are thrilled, but others are not.