Dallas County Democrats, Republicans Trade Blame For Election Day Confusion
Democratic officials are warning of voter suppression, while the GOP says the problem lies with Dems’ voter organization.
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After 15 Hours, Dallas Moves Closer To Determining the Fate of City Hall
The council agreed to pump the brakes, but they aren’t quite emptying out the gas, either.
A ‘Chaotic’ Election Day in Dallas Brings a Crockett Loss, Runoffs for Allred, Paxton
Marked by confusion, court rulings and record vote totals, the primary elections may have brought about more questions than answers.
Dems Warn of Dallas Voter Suppression as Precinct Polls Confuse Residents
Hundreds of Dallasites may have been turned away from voting centers they would have been allowed to vote at in past elections.
Talarico, Paxton the Betting Favorites on Election Day in Texas
On Kalshi and Polymarket, Paxton is favored by a wide margin. In the Democratic race, Talarico has emerged as a favorite.
‘A Complete Betrayal’: Residents React To Discussion on City Hall’s Future
Dallasites spoke out against a plan to move away from City Hall and argued against potential stadium development.
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Dallas Police Plan To Do More About Random Gunfire. Here’s Where It’s the Worst
Seven city council districts saw more than 1,000 instances of random gunfire in 2025, and one had nearly 1,800 calls.
Make Sure You Know Where To Vote on March 3. It Might Not Be Where You Think
Election Day voting in Dallas County isn’t as simple as early voting was this year. Don’t go to the wrong polling location.
Majoring in Artificial Intelligence? UNT Launches New AI Degree Program
The University of North Texas will become the fourth Texas college to adopt an artificial intelligence degree program.
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Plano In Talks With Stars Over Willow Bend Site, City Hall Debate To Shape Mavs’ Plans
Plano has confirmed discussions with the Dallas Stars, while a Dallas council member is willing to “Let the Mavs go to the burbs.”
Irving, Farmers Branch Join Plano in Calling Off DART Exit Votes
The council voted unanimously to repeal an ordinance calling for a May 2 election. Plano was the largest city to have called an exit vote.
Voter Turnout is Up Ahead of Dallas County Primary Election Voting Deadline
Voters are casting their ballots early. And one party’s attendance is fueling the turnout.
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Former Lake Dallas High School Star QB Sued for $1 Million After Joining Texas Tech
Brendan Sorsby was the top QB in the transfer portal, and his old school isn’t happy about it.
Dallas City Council OKs Agreement for Fair Park Community Greenspace
Council members unanimously voted to allow Fair Park First to oversee development of the community park, which is expected to break ground as early as August.
Embattled North Texas Universities Still Navigating Political Pressure, Cutting DEI Programs
The University of North Texas has announced a nearly $50 million budget shortfall, while UT System schools are to avoid ‘controversial’ subjects when possible.
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World Cup Host Cities Are Scrambling Due to Federal Funding Delays. Here’s Where Dallas Festivities Stand
Local officials have described a 34-day festival including concerts and watch parties that will be free to the public.
It’s Always Been Hard to Rent In Dallas. It’s Only Getting Harder
The Child Poverty Action Lab’s annual report details the challenges facing low-income renters across Big D.
Who’s Driving That? Waymo Driverless Cars Now Roving Dallas, Houston
Waymo autonomous vehicles are equipped with 13 cameras, four lidars and six radars.
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No More Status Quo: Council ‘Skeptical’ of Billion Dollar Pricetag on City Hall Repairs
Monday’s condition report revealed a failing fire suppression system and water infiltration issues, but no major structural damage.
Dallas Officials Have Mixed Reactions to $1 Billion City Hall Repair Report
City Council members will be briefed on the report’s findings at a Finance Committee meeting on Monday.
A Collin County Town Stopped Building. A New Law Is Speeding Things Back Up
For over a year, Princeton halted construction as the town’s population boomed. State legislators don’t want it to happen again.
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Dallas City Hall Requires $1 Billion in Repairs, Report Says
The stunning number includes more than $300 million for the ‘most urgent problems.’