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According to a new report, 28,000 cashiering jobs in Texas and $800 million in payroll are predicted to be eliminated sooner than later.

A rideshare program on the UT Arlington campus has perhaps proven the future can be driverless.

Keep an eye out, the driverless rideshare cars will be in Downtown Dallas starting this week.

Low-income households are expected to be disproportionately burdened by the price hikes.

The FAA suspended a North Texas company’s drone license amid investigations into an incident that left a child hospitalized.

Claims of drone sightings are flooding Dallas neighborhood apps. Maybe we should all just calm down.

Legacy news must adapt to survive. It’s our goal to grow with you and to meet our readers where they want to get their news.

X, formerly Twitter, reportedly lost 115,000 U.S. users in the first 24 hours after Election Day, while Bluesky gained.

Even though some large companies are bringing employees back to the office, there are plenty of folks still working form home around here.

A measure that went into effect over the weekend would require minors to receive parental consent to open a social media account.

Electricity costs are outpacing inflation two-to-one, and when inflation eventually cools, utility bills likely won’t.

RIP Reunion Tower, apparently.

Nomadik AI estimates that Dallas has around 230 homeless encampments outside of the downtown area.

Westword and our other Voice Media Group newsrooms are involved in a summer AI cohort. Led by Trusting News, the goal is to understand how readers feel about AI uses in journalism.

Problems with CrowdStrike software sent airlines, banks and even zoos scrambling for solutions on Friday morning.

The company says it provides a safe service, but gun control advocates say vending machines are a questionable step away from common-sense gun practices.

Be careful which site you’re getting local news from. They might not use real people.

Cruise suspended its robotaxi testing in Dallas following safety troubles in Austin. What will it take for driverless cars to work here?

Texas Rep. Giovanni Capriglione, a Tarrant County Republican, filed House Bill 1666 last week to prevent the next FTX. The bill would require digital asset trading firms to have enough funding on hand to pay customers when they come asking for their money.

Some workers say they would like to get paid in cryptocurrency and receive non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as performance rewards.

Personal data like social security numbers kept by the Texas Department of Insurance were open to the public for nearly three years.

Dallas plans to offer Zume, a Silicon Valley tech startup, more than $5 million in tax incentives to open a manufacturing hub. The company, once valued at more than $2 billion, has come on hard times after failing to deliver on its early promise of robotic pizza delivery. The city…