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Many Dallas County Residents Are Without Health Insurance
Almost 25% of people under 65 in Dallas County don’t have health insurance, and the number is growing.
What To Know About the Candidates for Dallas City Manager
The icy streets should defrost in time for this weekend’s public meetings with Dallas’ CEO contenders.
OK, So How Much Snow Will Dallas Get This Week?
For real. Here’s what the experts are saying.
Groundwater Contamination Could Pose Problems for Future Water Supply
Even with 250 new cases of contamination, cases are on a downward trend. Remediation could be costly and time consuming.
Frozen Football Flashback: AT&T Stadium Has Been Here Before
The home of the Cowboys has a habit of hosting really big games in really bad weather.
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Dallas To Provide Shelter to the Homeless During This Week’s Snow
A collaborative effort from government departments and local nonprofits is helping the homeless survive.
Gun Used in New Orleans Attack Was Purchased in Arlington, FBI Says
Investigators confirmed Shamsud-Din Jabbar visited North Texas weeks before plowing a truck through Bourbon Street revelers.
UPDATE: Snow is Likely on Its Way. Here’s What to Expect from The Polar Vortex
Or, you know, maybe just wear a sweater and long pants. You never can tell with Texas weather.
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Some Schools in North Texas Will Close This Year
Find out which 11 Dallas-area schools will shut their doors forever later this year are.
4 Years After Jan. 6 Insurrection, North Texans Remain in Jail for the Attack
These locals might soon benefit from Donald Trump’s November victory.
Baby Abandoning on the Rise in Texas Reveals Lack of Education
Texas allows mothers to anonymously relinquish parental rights, but babies are still illegally abandoned.
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Will Silver Line Construction End in 2025? More Projects Also Set for Completion.
The Dallas North Tollway Expansion and historic Forest Theater could be among the developments wrapping up construction.
Headlights Are Getting Brighter. That’s a Problem for Some.
Texas adopted federal limitations for headlight brightness, but experts say it’s not enough to curb the hazards of LED lights.
Truck Used by Suspect in Bourbon Street Attack Registered to Houston Man
42-year-old Shamsud Din Jabbar has been identified as the suspect in the New Orleans terrorist attack.
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New Year’s Resolutions for the Dallas Cowboys
This year can be better for the Cowboys, but a few changes need to happen.
‘Bunch of Crooks’: Dallas County Officers Report Missing Pay Before Christmas
For the second time in two years, the U.S. Department of Labor is investigating reports of unpaid wages in Dallas County.
You May Have Overlooked These Observer News Stories
We publish a lot of Dallas news, and some of it doesn’t get the attention we wish it would.
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NYE Drone Show at Reunion Tower Cancelled After Orlando Accident
The FAA suspended a North Texas company’s drone license amid investigations into an incident that left a child hospitalized.
The Worst of Dallas: 4 Moments That Earned Our City’s Bum Steer Award in 2024
Texas Monthly conferred its annual dishonor on Jerry Jones for the Cowboys’ losing record. We have some other ideas.
New Texas Laws Beginning in 2025
New year, new laws. Relaxed vehicular laws and expanded criminal justice reform are among the changes.
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Garland Mayor Goes Hard in Viral Holiday Video
Garland’s top elected official weighs in on the age-old debate over whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie.