Robert Roberson Granted Stay of Execution
The blocked execution marks the latest dramatic development in a case that has gained international attention.
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Confusion Ensues as TEA Ties DFW Schools to Charlie Kirk Social Media Probe
Several districts have employees who have been subjected to complaints. One local district admits to putting some employees on leave.
Could Tiny Homes be Dallas’ Solution to Homelessness? We’ve Heard it Before
One council member hopes for real policy decisions that will productively address the city’s unhoused population.
Trick or Treat? Dallasites At Risk of Experiencing A Break-In This Halloween
While you’re out collecting treats, be cautious of people potentially pulling tricks on the night that welcomes disguises.
These Dallas Suburbs Ranked Among the Worst Small Towns in the US
North Texas has many wonderful destinations, but a new ranking suggests that a few small towns around here might not be among them.
‘Repent or Burn’: Christians Turn Controversial Mosque Into Abbott-Fueled Battlefield
The leaders of the East Plano Islamic Center respect their protestors, they just wish they’d lower the volume
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Dallas Renters Catch a Break as Competition Eases, but Housing Crisis Still Looms
Finding a place to live in Dallas’ peak rental season was easier this summer than last.
Have the Stars’ Chances of A Stanley Cup Faded? Depends on Who You Ask
Everyone agrees the Stars are a good team. But few are willing to say this is the year they’ll finally go all the way.
Cindy Clemishire to Robert Morris: ‘I am not a victim. I am a survivor.’
Before the disgraced former leader of Gateway Church was sentenced, the woman he abused as a child read an emotional letter detailing the pain he caused.
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The 5 Dumbest Additions to Texas’ Banned Books List
Some of the banned choices left us scratching our heads, and some were just straight-up ironic.
5 North Texas Campuses Named Lone Star Ribbon Schools
It’s like the old national Blue Ribbon School award, but more of a Texan thing now.
UPDATED: Former Gateway Pastor Robert Morris Pleads Guilty to Child Sex Abuse Charges
The once mighty Gateway Church is cutting services amid a fall in tithes and attendance. How’d we get here?
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UPDATED: Every Texas School District Book Ban
A stunning amount of books have been banned by Texas school districts in the past year.
Government Shutdown Is ‘Republican Assault On Working Class,’ Says Dallas Rep.
A partisan deadlock on federal healthcare programming has triggered a government shutdown. Millions could lose benefits, thousands are without pay, and there’s no end in sight.
Carrie Bradshaw Would be SOL Trying to Find an Affordable Apartment in Dallas
Sorry to all the Carries, Mirandas, Charlottes and Samanthas out there. An annual cost-of-living index found that Dallas is only getting pricer.
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City Hall Puts the Lid on Alley Trash Service Changes For Now
In this scenario, one man’s proposed trash service changes are nobody’s treasure.
Ethics Board Appointment of Dallas HERO Leader Spouse Shot Down by City Council
Natalie LeVeck was denied due to her husband’s often inflammatory social media posts.
Ambitious 20-Year Plan for Dallas Libraries Was ‘Incomplete,’ Did Not Foresee Closures
Library officials expect more to shutter soon to meet fiscal goals laid out by city leaders.
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East Dallas Family Faces Eviction, Presses Charges Against Son for Allegedly Stealing Home
The Mendoza family is still on the verge of losing their house, but they’re trying some different things first.
PHOTOS: A Popular Preston Hollow Mansion Already Won Halloween, Spooks Neighbors
The festive home was at the center of last year’s Christmas display controversy that ended up costing taxpayers $25,000.
New Texas Task Force to Tackle ‘Decidedly Un-Christian’ Gun Violence At Churches
A Michigan church mass shooting has spurred action from the governor. Critics say it’s not enough, some say at least it’s something.
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North Texas Families Plead as Coppell, GCISD Schools Face Imminent Closures
District officials say Texas’ new school voucher program could exacerbate what is already a multi-faceted, difficult to confront issue.