How North Texas Universities Define Antisemitism on Their Campuses
Harvard recently adopted the definition of antisemitism used by colleges in the Dallas area. Some worry it could stifle free speech.
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Texans Have A Lot Of Collection Accounts
Despite a low cost of living, Texans have more collection accounts than most states.
Just How Much Does a ‘Luxury’ Home Cost in Texas?
Everything is bigger in Texas, especially the amount of really big, but generally affordable, homes.
Eggs Are Not a Dime a Dozen
Egg prices are going to keep rising as entire chicken flocks are slaughtered nationwide.
What the Demolition of an Oak Cliff Tower Says About Dallas’ Homelessness Fight
Dallas dipped its toe into permanent supportive housing when Cliff Manor opened to the homeless in 2010. Its legacy is mixed.
Texas Prisons Suffer From Dangerous Understaffing
Understaffed and overcrowded, Texas prisons are experiencing worsening conditions that leave both staff and the incarcerated at risk.
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Irving ISD Administrator Resigns After Video Goes Viral, Gov. Abbott Outrage
A right-wing watchdog group has been secretly filming conversations with North Texas educators for months.
Dallas ISD Test Scores Improve as State, National Progress Suffers
Texas students are still struggling to improve reading scores after COVID-19 learning disruptions.
Cowboys’ Future Path Looks Like a Trail From the Past
New head coach, same old Jerry Jones.
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Rep. Jasmine Crockett Describes Funding Freeze ‘Panic’
From Dallas County to Congress, Trump’s executive order demanding a pause on federal grants, loans sent officials “scrambling.”
Dallas Isn’t All That Safe for Walkers
Dallas, not known for being walkable, has an unusually high rate of pedestrian-related incidents.
Arike Ogunbowale of the Dallas Wings Is Ready for the Future of Women’s Sports
The WNBA star is one of the leaders in a new women’s pro basketball league.
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Council Member Carolyn King Arnold To Keep Fighting After Reelection Bid Denied
Arnold’s reelection would have been allowed under former city rules, but the recently approved Prop. E changed things.
How North Texas School Districts Are Facing Immigration Changes
A reversal from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security allows immigration raids on public school campuses.
Dallas Is Part of National Crime Decrease as Murders Drop Below Pre-Pandemic Level
Sixty-five fewer Dallasites were murdered in 2024 than in 2023, Dallas Police data shows.
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Map: 10 Wealthiest Dallas Area ZIP Codes Across Metroplex
Can you guess which areas are the richest? Probably. Can you afford a home there? Maybe.
Hundreds Protest Mass Deportations as ICE Raids Start in North Texas
ICE agents arrested more than 80 North Texans during targeted raids Sunday.
For 31 Years, The Ticket Has Ruled the Airwaves With Its Own Mix of Sports, Stunts and Schtick
Happy 31st birthday to 1310 The Ticket! Since 1994, The Ticket has grown into one of the most enduring entertainment options in North Texas.
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Bans on DEI Could Make Dallas’ Air Quality Problem Harder To Fix
Dallas was flagged for excessive pollution, but the Trump administration could stall progress.
‘We Deserve the Truth’: Trump Declassifies Remaining JFK Assassination Files
Several thousand documents related to the murder of President John F. Kennedy will now be released thanks to Trump’s order.
Ken Paxton Sued Biden Administration 106 Times
The Texas AG was the first and last to sue the former president’s administration.
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Interstate 35 Is One of the Scariest Roads in Winter
I-35 is a scary road in the best conditions, says a new study. Add snow and it can create a driver’s worst nightmare.