Politics & Government

U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett told the Observer that Ward Sakeik is being held at the Prairieland Detention Center.

The 89th session was yet another busy time for the conservative push to restrict LGBTQ+ rights.

ICE has arrested more than 2,500 people in Dallas in 2025, as Texas is now home to more ICE and CBP detainees than any other state.

Unlike other cities where trouble was reported, the crowds filling downtown Dallas streets stayed peaceful while being plenty colorful.

Our lawmakers are back from the Capital City after the session ended. Here’s what they have to say about what went down.

Dozens of rallies across the state will take place on Saturday. Here’s what to know and when to go.

You might need to wait before buying that new vehicle. Tariffs on imported cars and their parts are driving up costs.

Millions would go to replacing outdated inclinators and diagonal escalators for passengers who can’t use escalators.

The board had written a six-page letter outlining questions they planned to ask the Dallas Police Chief on Tuesday evening.

At least one arrest was made at the largely peaceful protest, attended by hundreds at the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, which DPD blocked.

State Sen. Royce West was Dallas’ most prolific legislator this session, claiming 60 victories by Sine Die.

North Texas reps and senators usually leave their mark in Austin, but not always for the reasons their constituents hope for.

The Dallas Animal Shelter has temporarily paused the intake program, citing the need to catch up on space and resources.

The software is embroiled in legal challenges and was built on billions of images from social media, causing privacy concerns for some.

European airlines report a decrease in U.S.-bound flight bookings, even as DFW Airport expands its international offerings.

It’s easier to kill a bill than to pass one, but a last-minute push could get some legislation onto the governor’s desk.

Senate Bill 13 would greatly impact the library book addition and removal processes, lessening librarians’ control over their stock.

Dallas has half the bicycle infrastructure of Houston, Austin and San Antonio. The newly adopted plan could fix that.

Dallas needs concrete to build, but the industry’s pollution is concerning for families who utilize a nearby soccer park.

In the wake of Texas leaders targeting EPIC City near Plano, a smaller proposed development has come under fire.

A blanket ban on THC products is imminent and would wallop an $8 billion industry with over 8,500 business owners in Texas.

Another legislative session brings concerns and fear as bills restricting the rights of gay and trans residents make progress.