Texas Education Board To Vote on Religious Learning Materials
The state board is close to approving controversial bible lessons for public elementary students.
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Mayor Eric Johnson ‘Stands by President Trump,’ Supports Deportations on Fox News
A Fox News anchor asked the mayor about his party switch and how Dallas is taking on the “migrant crisis.”
Finally, Ken Paxton Sues Dallas Over New Marijuana Law
It was only a matter of time before the Texas AG added Big D to his long list of lawsuits for decriminalizing small amounts of weed.
‘We Get the Bare Minimum’: Dallas Voters Grapple With Grocery Prices
Voters’ perception of the economy may have helped fuel Trump’s presidential win, but how much have prices really changed?
Jury Awards Family of Botham Jean $98 Million in Amber Guyger Civil Trial Verdict
The former Dallas police officer did not appear in court, nor did she hire legal representation.
After City Council Debate, Dallas Certifies Decriminalization of Small Amounts of Pot
The interim DPD chief told officers that the old law is now obsolete.
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First Amendment Groups Set Sights on UT Dallas Amid Student Newspaper Strife
Free speech attorneys warn that UT Dallas is ignoring its “constitutional obligations” by censoring student media.
Northern Collin County Is Booming. What Happens When a Town Can’t Keep Up?
With demand for new housing outpacing infrastructure and resources, one local government brings building to a halt.
Dallas Sounds Off After Truck With Machine Gun Spotted on I-35
Driving in Dallas can be dangerous, but this is taking things too far. Probably. At least social media can have a some fun with it.
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Dallas Names Four Finalists for City Manager Job
T.C. Broadnax’s replacement will be charged with finding a new police chief.
With HERO Prop S Approved, Will People Start Suing the City of Dallas?
The controversial Dallas HERO amendment took away a pair of major legal defenses from the city.
UNT Called Out by Free Expression Group for Extreme DEI Ban Efforts
The school just removed “gender,” “race,” “class,” and “equity” from many class titles and descriptions.
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Texas Supreme Court Rules Legislators Out of Bounds in Halting Roberson Execution
But a House committee can still subpoena Robert Roberson to testify.
Texas Legislators Started Filing Bills This Week – Here Are the 5 Craziest (So Far)
One lawmaker wants to decriminalize gay sex, while another wants to give student loan forgiveness to border patrol lawyers.
Dallas County Report: Providing Services, Shelter for Homeless Is a Money-Saver for All
It’s cheaper to house and help the homeless than to keep them on the streets, Dallas County report finds.
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As Gateway Church Troubles Continue, Attendence, Tithing Drastically Decline
A church elder told staff this week that tithing is down 35-40% and more staff reductions are coming soon.
Did You Receive the City’s Letter About Lead Pipes in the Mail? Don’t Panic Yet.
Dallas Water Utilities has notified 235,000 customers that their pipes are made of an unknown material, possibly lead.
November Supermoon: When To See It in North Texas
It’s also called the Beaver Moon, but it has nothing to do with Buc-ee’s, if you can believe that.
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How To Move to Mexico Before Trump Takes Office: A Guide
Wanna get away?
‘Culture of Fear’: Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan Leaves Texas Immigration Advocates Wary
A Trump-appointed judge sided with Texas’ challenge to Biden’s spousal naturalization program in “sign of what is to come.”
We Ranked Jerry Jones’ Craziest Comments of 2024
In 2024, the 82-year-old Jones has uttered more wild remarks than usual, which is saying something.
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Dallas Short-Term Rentals Have Day in Court This Week – What To Know
Dallas approved a ban on Airbnbs and VRBOs throughout most of the city in 2023, but the ordinance has not been enforced.