Buoy, Oh Buoy! Greg Abbott Wants a Border Wall in the Water.
The Texas governor announced an unusual way to combat illegal Rio Grande crossings
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Lack of Clarity in Texas Abortion Bans Puts ‘Women’s Lives at Risk,’ Advocates Warn
A prominent Dallas attorney breaks down why Texas’ strict law needs to be clarified.
Joe Tave, Zarin Gracey Face Off in Dallas City Council Runoff Election
The District 3 seat in City Hall is up for grabs. Here are the two candidates hoping to take it.
NBA Bromance Rekindled? Kyrie Irving Reportedly Trying To Recruit LeBron James to Mavs
The controversial star is reportedly trying to land the LA Laker. The two previously played together with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Dallas is Working To Reduce Random Gunfire
People are shooting their guns throughout the city. Residents feel enough isn’t being done about it.
Denton City Council Declines to Decriminalize Weed: ‘Another Mockery of Our Democracy’
Local marijuana reform advocates have vowed to continue fighting for full implementation of the measure.
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‘Still in a War Zone’: Allen Fire Department Releases Timeline of Outlet Mass Shooting
The new report details a harrowing minute-by-minute scenario where lives were lost and likely saved by first responders from a number of cities.
Mr. Natural: Wyatt Purp Is Rebelling Against Synthetic THC. (So Is the Government.)
A North Texas entrepreneur says he connecting people with cannabis in a natural way is his mission from God.
Denton City Council to Vote on Decriminalizing Weed
More than 70% of Little D voters supported the proposed ordinance during the November election.
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Texas Legislative Session Saw Tiny Victories for Cannabis Reform
Marijuana reform advocates say this year’s results offered a mixed bag, but there’s some hope for the future.
How Many Dallas Apartments Can You Get for Under $2,000?
The national median rent during the month of May was $1,967, but here, median rent was even higher: $2,112.
A Dirty Dozen Years: Will a North Texas Sports Team Ever Win Another Title?
It’s been 12 years since one of the four major sports franchises in D/FW have been crowned champions. When will it happen again?
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Dallas Rings in Pride Month by Raising the Rainbow City Flag
Pride Month kicked off on Thursday with the triumphant raising the city’s rainbow flags at City Hall and Love Field.
Overdose Mapping Is Coming to Dallas To Help Fight Fentanyl, Opioid Abuse
In September, all Texas cities will be required to track and report drug overdoses to law enforcement.
Elizabeth Holmes in Texas Prison That Housed Jenna Ryan and a ‘Real Housewife’
The infamous Theranos founder reported to a minimum security facility this week to begin an 11-year sentence.
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25 Days After the Mass Shooting, Allen Premium Outlets Reopens Today
Stores in the mall will begin to open today, with some others opening on Thursday. New security measures will also be in place.
5 Hacks by Dallas Ransomware Attackers
The cyber criminals behind the recent attack have been busy across the U.S. and abroad.
Keeping a Cold Case Warm: True-Crime Fans are Still Fascinated with Missy Bevers’ Murder
A widower and a group of podcasters haven’t stopped searching for answers into a perplexing crime, although they’ don’t share the same approach.
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What’s With the Air Quality Alerts in Dallas?
People with certain conditions, such as asthma, are encouraged to stay indoors during days with poor air quality.
5 Buckwild Moments from North Texas Lawmakers This Session
After a busy legislative session, we reflect on local Republicans’ five zaniest moments this year.
Dallas Backs Bill Outlawing Hair Discrimination
The Crown Act will outlaw discrimination on the basis of hair for schooling, employment and housing in Texas.
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A Historic Civil Rights Home Reopens its Doors in Fair Park
For more than 30 years, Juanita J. Craft was a trailblazing leader and passionate advocate for the Black community in Dallas. Until her death in 1985, she was a vocal fighter for civil rights and led the charge to desegregate the Texas State Fair. She did much of her work…