Texas Rangers Victory Creates a Wild Week for Local Sports Fans
The World Series, MLS playoffs, NBA opening night, the undefeated Dallas Stars and another Dallas Cowboys game means North Texas fans will be crazy busy.
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Anti-Abortion Movement Takes Aim at Texas Highways and Byways
Municipalities across the Lone Star State are looking to prevent pregnant Texans from seeking abortions out of state. Now critics are wondering whether police will be carrying out “bump checks.”
NIMBY Ambush or Neighborhood Input: Proposed Dallas Skate Park Could Be in Trouble
Although it’s a hot topic in the neighborhood, this Dallas skate park is a long way from becoming a reality. Some worry it could get NIMBY’d to death.
The Cruz-Allred Battle for Senate Is Heating Up
The GOP incumbent keeps taking social media swipes at the former NFL linebacker-turned-Democratic congressman ahead of the 2024 election.
Blight and a Nuisance: Dallas Wants to Regulate Unattended Donation Boxes
Unattended drop boxes are an eyesore in parts of the city. Dallas wants to set new rules for them, but that could hurt the charities that use them.
Texas Legislative Special Session for Vouchers Drags on as Gov. Abbott Ignores Teacher Pay
New bills raising teacher pay and benefits have been introduced, but Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has said his ‘education savings account’ must pass first. Will that happen?
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‘Dire Situation’: Pro-Palestine Rally Planned Outside Dallas City Hall This Weekend
People in Dallas and communities around the world are rallying in hopes of seeing an end to hostility in the Israel-Hamas war raging in Gaza.
Should I Bring a Gun to the State Fair of Texas?
Three people were injured during a shooting at the state fair in Dallas on Saturday. A suspect is behind bars, but gun control advocates say there’s more work to be done.
Ken Paxton Attorney Mitch Little Makes North Texas a GOP Civil War Battleground
Little, who defended Ken Paxton during his Senate trial, resigned as Kronda Thimesch’s campaign treasurer after she voted for impeachment. Now, he’s going after her Texas House seat.
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Mike McCarthy’s ‘Texas Coast’ Offense Isn’t Very Pretty
Since taking over play-calling duties, Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy’s offensive scheme isn’t quite a day at the beach just yet.
Is the Revised Dallas Prostitution Ordinance Still Unconstitutional?
Dallas police can still cite residents for what are regarded as basic actions and communications. Some say the amended ordinance does not pass constitutional muster.
Big D and Texas Leaders React to Israel-Hamas War: ‘Gruesome and Evil Acts’
Local and state leadership have largely spoken out in support of Israel amid its ongoing war with the Palestinian militant group Hamas, but not everyone is on the same page.
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Court Rules Dallas Can Shut Down Sexually Oriented Businesses During Early Morning Hours
In a ruling last week, a federal judge said Dallas had the facts to back up an ordinance that would close sexually oriented businesses between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m.
U.S. Rep. Crockett Demands USPS Reforms After Postman Dies in Dallas Heat
Eugene Gates Jr. died while working in the extreme heat. His Democratic representative in the U.S. Congress is pushing for postal service reforms.
State Fair of Texas Delays Sunday Opening to 2 p.m. Following Saturday’s Shooting
The State Fair of Texas will reopen on Sunday at 2 p.m. following a shooting Saturday night that injured 3 people.
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Rivals at Last! The Texas Rangers and Houston Astros Play for a Spot in the World Series
After decades of wanting it to happen, baseball fans in Texas might finally see their wish granted: a genuine rivalry between the Texas Rangers and the Houston Astros. The complete makings of a bitter baseball brotherhood have finally arrived, now that the two teams will face off in the playoffs…
Here We Go Again: Gov. Abbott’s School Voucher Plan Passes the Texas Senate in Special Session
The Texas governor has declared his “education savings account” program to be his primary concern, and now he faces a familiar foe: House Republicans.
Hey, North Texas: Your Neo-Nazi Problem Is Showing
The region has witnessed multiple neo-Nazi incidents in recent days, from antisemitic flyers and demonstrations to a visit from white supremacist Nick Fuentes.
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Here’s What To Know About the Dallas Stars’ 2023-24 Season
Plenty of experts are picking the Dallas Stars to repeat last year’s success. Here’s a look at the key players, important games and things that need to go right for the team in 2023-24.
As Authorities Continue to Pursue Ken Paxton, the AG Sets His Sights on His ‘RINO’ Enemies
The Texas attorney general has his job back, but he’s not legally in the clear. Now, he’s going after his political enemies in Austin and in Collin County.
What’s With the ‘JFK Was Here’ Banners in Downtown?
The signs were erected in Dallas ahead of the 60th anniversary of Kennedy’s slaying, but some aren’t so sure about the slogan’s effectiveness.
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Soul Stirring: This Outdoor Church in Fair Park Gives the Homeless Some Peace (and Food)
The parking lot church in Dallas has continued to grow as a ministry to homeless people seeking togetherness, redemption and daily necessities.