THC Isomer Ban Bills Likely Dead in Texas Legislature
Texas lawmakers have been trying to ban hemp-derived THC isomers. Their efforts may be going nowhere.
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10 Tips for Students on How To Pass Off ChatGPT As Your Own
Since OpenAI launched the program last year, many internet users have turned to the artificial intelligence chatbot for help with assignments.
How the Hispanic Allen Shooter Was a Neo-Nazi and ‘White Supremacist’
Experts break down why it’s possible for Mauricio Garcia, the Hispanic Allen mass shooter, to have been a neo-Nazi and white supremacist.
Trump-Era Policy That Curbed Migration to U.S. During Pandemic Ends Today
Controversial Title 42 ends today. Will it create a greater border crisis?
Allen Mass Shooting Police Audio, Witness Accounts and Security Video Fill in Some Gaps
More Allen mass shooting details emerge from sources outside of law enforcement.
Copycat Threats Terrorize North Texas in Days Since Allen Massacre
Just three days after the Allen massacre, police in several other North Texas cities have responded to threats of violence.
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Dallas Is Getting Back Online After Last Week’s Ransomware Attack
Dallas is still recovering from last week’s ransomware attack.
FBI, Texas DPS Give Update on Allen Outlet Mass Shooting
“He had neo-Nazi ideation.”: Police give more details on Mauricio Garcia, the man they say killed 8 at Allen Premium Outlets
Anti-Drag Crusader Bryan Slaton, Who Had Sex with Intern, Expelled from Texas House
The Texas House voted on Tuesday to expel former state Rep. Bryan Slaton, who had already resigned over claims that he’d had sex with an intern.
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Critics Blast GOP Lawmakers for Blaming Allen Shooting on Mental Health: ‘It’s Sick’
Critics rail against Republican lawmakers who’ve blamed “mental health” for the Allen mass shooting.
Dallas City Council Election Results: Low Voter Turnout Steals the Show
The Dallas City Council elections were decided by an apathetic voting base.
Some Victims Names, Few Official Updates Revealed from Allen Outlet Shooting
Victims of Saturday’s deadly mass shooting in Allen included a pair of sisters in elementary school.
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Are 4-Day School Weeks Good for North Texas Students?
Although many students like the sound of four-day school weeks, some education advocates warn that they could do more harm than good.
Despite Bipartisan Support, Fentanyl Testing Strips Might Remain Illegal in Texas
Many Republicans and Democrats agree fentanyl testing strips should be legal, but it still might not happen.
Police Identify Gunman in Allen Outlet Mass Murder, According to Reports
Police have identified a 33-year-old man they say killed 8 people in Allen on Saturday
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UPDATE: 9 Killed in Shooting at Allen Premium Outlets on Saturday
Several people were shot on Saturday afternoon at Allen Premium Outlets.
Hacked: Dallas Ransomware Attack Disrupts City Services
A ransomware group called Royal is behind a cyber attack that’s interrupting multiple city services across Dallas.
District 13 City Council Candidates Focus on Crime, Short-Term Rentals
District 13 City Council member Gay Donnell Willis faces former real estate agent Priscilla Shacklett in her bid for re-election.
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7 Times Texas Republicans Broke the 10 Commandments
Texas Republicans are fighting for the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public schools, but how many commandments have they broken?
In District 7 Race for Dallas City Council, Food Scarcity is a Top Issue
Dallas City Council member Adam Bazaldua was elected to represent District 7 in 2019, and faces three challengers for a third term.
Progress Not a Matter of ‘Waving a Wand’ Says Dallas District 9’s Paula Blackmon
Dallas City Council member Paula Blackmon has only one challenger for the District 9 seat she has held since 2019.
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Colin Allred Blasts Ted Cruz in Campaign Ad: ‘We Don’t Have to Be Embarrassed by Our Senator’
U.S. Rep. Colin Allred is running for Senate, but could a Democrat really unseat Ted Cruz in uber-conservative Texas?