Dallas Could Pass Additional Regulations To Combat Aggressive Dogs
The city has known about these needed changes for about two years.
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Dozens of Female UNT Students Find ‘Creeper’ Photos Posted to Lewd Website
The photos were captioned with sexually explicit buzzwords and were viewed thousands of times before being removed.
After Damning Report, Changes Demanded at Henry Wade Juvenile Justice Center
Inspectors found falsified reports and evidence of unlawful solitary confinement and unsanitary conditions.
From Injuries to the Olympics, 2024 Has Been a Wild Ride for Dallas Wings’ Satou Sabally
The talented forward has spread her wings across the globe in recent months as she fights back from shoulder surgery.
State Fair’s Business Class for Concessions Hopefuls Helps Keep Fried Food Flowing
A months-long business course is helping prepare the next generation of Texas State Fair vendors.
North Texas Family Wants Justice for Dog Killed in Denton Shelter
Gunner’s heartbreaking story has gone viral, and millions now want answers.
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Opioid, Fentanyl Crisis Is Worsening in Dallas County, Studies Find
North Texas counties are recording rising numbers of drug-related overdose deaths, despite statewide data leveling off
Paul French Died in Jail. Now, Dallas County Is Paying $1 Million Over His Death.
Last week, the commissioners court approved a settlement in a lawsuit involving a man who died while on suicide watch in the Dallas County Jail.
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What’s in All These Mushroom Edibles Popping Up in North Texas?
Synthetic psychedelics and bath salts are some of the substances found in edible mushroom products locally.
Here the Cowboys Go Again, Making Us Wonder ‘What If?’
Football season is great, but we’ve figured out how it could be even better for Dallas.
Educating Incarcerated Juveniles Poses a Challenge in Dallas County
Grade repetition and learning disabilities are among the obstacles faced by incarcerated juvenile students.
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UPDATE: Dallas Latest City Targeted by Venezuelan Gang, Social Media Group Claims With Spurious Video
Dallas Police have been investigating the Tren de Aragua gang but were unable to confirm the video’s accuracy.
Texas Law Regulating Social Media Accounts of Minors Faces First Amendment Challenges
A measure that went into effect over the weekend would require minors to receive parental consent to open a social media account.
Cowboys Matchup Named One of the Best NFL Games of the Season
The eyes of the sports world will be on the Dallas Cowboys this season, but a few games in particular stand out.
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Old Grey Wolf, Brave New World: Mike Rhyner is Playing a Whole New Ballgame
The Texas Radio Hall of Famer is back and going big with a new podcast company.
Copper Thieves in North Texas and Across the U.S. Blamed for Disrupting Utilities
According to the FBI, copper thieves stand to earn tens of thousands of dollars a month.
Dallas’ Intercity Bus Industry Running on Empty. What Will It Take To Bounce Back?
The days of hitching a bus ride to Houston, Austin or San Antonio at a decent cost have come to an end.
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DPD Releases Footage of Corey Cobb-Bey Fatal Shooting
The man who killed Officer Darron Burks walked towards officers with a gun in hand.
Policy, Shmolicy: Election Day Weather and Football Victories Could Decide the Election
Football and weird weather are two Texas favorites. Maybe more so than voting?
How in the Hell Are We Going To Watch the Stars and Mavericks on TV This Year?
Here’s a hint: You’ll probably need an app for that.
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UPDATE: Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia Says Slain Officer Was ‘Executed,’ Provides Details of Shooting
Gunman Corey Cobb Bey had previously approached officers. Attack called “premeditated.”