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.
‘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.
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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.
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.
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Former Dallas Police Chief David Kunkle Has Died at 72
The longtime officer was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia in 2019.
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.
Problems Continue Even With Ransomware Attack Restoration Nearly Complete
Although the city says its ‘97% restored’ after the cyber attack, court cases, permitting and more services are still not running smoothly.
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Ken Paxton Keeps Making News as Dallas County GOP ‘Condemns’ Impeachment
The suspended Texas Attorney General is staying busy ahead of his Sept. 5 Senate trial.
Scooters Are Back in Big D. Is That a Good Thing?
The city’s Shared Dockless Vehicle Program was relaunched in late May, and it’s receiving mixed reviews.
Latest Joppa Affordable Housing Project Is Denied After Facing Opposition
The well-known organization behind the effort said it still hopes to build homes in the freedman’s town.
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‘Treated Worse Than Inmates’: Many Dallas County Employees Still Missing Pay
Some people missing money detail a frustrating process with little to no communication and no apologies.
Property Taxes Suck, But Dallas Homeowners Could Soon See Relief
On Monday, House Speaker Dade Phelan and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced they had agreed on “$18 billion tax cut legislation.”
Report: Dallas Is not Doing Enough for its Senior Citizens
A new look is provided into the city’s shortcomings when serving its senior citizens.
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In Unrelated Cases, 3 People Have Died Following Arrests by Dallas Police in 2023
Local law enforcement is still investigating the deaths as autopsy and toxicology results are pending in two of the cases.
Why Is ‘Serial Killer Dallas 2023’ Trending on Google?
We investigated why some North Texans are searching online for signs of a supposed spree murderer in Big D.
Dallas Police Now Require Online Reporting for Low-Level Crimes
The department hopes officers will be able to respond quicker to more serious crimes under the new requirement.
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David Clyde, 18-Year-Old Texas Rangers Savior, Sacrificed 50 Years Ago
The first draft pick from 1973 had lots of promise, but his youth and talent were severely mishandled in Texas.