Could North Texas See the Northern Lights Again This Week? What to Know.
It’s not the first time the northern lights have hit Dallas in 2024.
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Dissolution of DART Response Team Could Mean a Step Back for Dallas
Law enforcement advocates point to non-police teams of responders as the best individuals to handle mental health calls.
Former Dallas Cop Amber Guyger Denied Parole After Serving 5 Years
This was the first time Guyger, who was convicted of the 2018 murder of Botham Jean, was eligible for parole.
The Cowboys Are 3-2. Don’t Wait for January. It’s OK To Enjoy It Now.
Many Cowboys fans say they care only about playoff success. Guess they didn’t get excited about the game-winning touchdown in Pittsburgh.
Advocates Say a Side of ‘Stigma and Shame’ Comes With Keller ISD Alternative Lunches
Students who have accrued $25 or more of unpaid meal debt will no longer be given the cafeteria’s advertised meal choices.
Here’s How Many Ballots North Texas Counties Have Mailed and Received So Far
Worried about mail-in ballot voter fraud before the Nov. 5 general election?
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HERO or Villain?
One of three Dallas charter amendments backed by conservatives would force the city to spend more on police. Who does it serve?
Supreme Court Bows Out of Challenge to Texas Emergency Room Abortion Ban
The court declined to weigh in on whether Texas’ abortion ban clashes with federal healthcare protections.
Dems for Cruz, GOP for Allred, Down Is Up, Up Is Down. Will It Make a Difference?
Colin Allred has won high-profile endorsements from controversial Republicans, but loyal GOP voters must care for it to make a difference.
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Disgraced North Texas Church Leaders Draw National Attention, Government Interest
The recent trend of prominent church leaders stepping down for misconduct, abuse and moral failures hasn’t died down.
Dallas Names Interim Police Chief, Sets Garcia’s Final Day With DPD
The interim city manager said Michael Igo’s career has been distinguished by several notable awards and accomplishments.
The Dallas Stars Are Back, But Will They Be Better Than Ever?
The experts seem to think the Stars have a big season ahead of them. Here’s how to keep up.
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While Republicans Downplay Abortion, Democrats Lean In on the Issue
Sharp contrasts exist between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump over reproductive rights.
Dallas Journalist’s New Podcast Dives Deep Into One of Texas’ Most Prolific Serial Killers
Billy Chemirmir was convicted of only two North Texas murders, but he’s connected to dozens of other murders and attacks.
While Houston Suffers From Dockworkers’ Strike, Dallas Lives the California Dream
Dallas/Fort Worth is a key freight hub for West Coast ports, where workers aren’t on strike.
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The Biggest Whoppers Told During the Vice Presidential Debate
Although it was a civil debate, the candidates still managed to tell some lies.
Dallas Gets Answers From Oncor Following Slow Spring Storm Restoration
Thousands were without power for days following the severe May 28 storm.
Judge Blocks Texas Law Against So-Called ‘Vote Harvesting’
Vote harvesting is already against the law in Texas. S.B. 1 is aimed at free speech and legitimate politicking.
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Readers Respond: Does Colin Allred Want Boys in Girls’ Bathrooms?
In a shocking development, people disagree on politics, even the ones who don’t read the articles.
Newsy Phrases We Think Big Tex Should Utter in 2024
The time to be silent is over. We need Big Tex speaking out on important issues.
UPDATE: Texas Supreme Court Also Denies Ken Paxton’s Request To Block State Fair Gun Ban
Attorney General Ken Paxton changed his mind about when city contractors can ban guns. Judge rules he was right the first time.
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Liar, Liar, Jerry Jones’ Pants Are On Fire
We’ve grown accustomed to not understanding everything the Cowboys owner says, but we know he lied to us about Derrick Henry.