How Mark Cuban’s Cost Plus Drug Company Could Disrupt ‘Big Pharma’
Mark Cuban’s big discounts on drug prices could bring big changes to the pharmaceutical industry.
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Facing Seditious Conspiracy Charges, Oath Keepers Leader Stewart Rhodes Will Remain in Jail For Now
One of the alleged masterminds of the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol will stay locked up until trial, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. Elmer Stewart Rhodes, who goes by Stewart Rhodes, founded the Oath Keepers, a far-right anti-government militia. He was arrested earlier this month on the rarely…
It’s Unanimous: Dallas Sexually Oriented Businesses Must Close from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m.
If owners of sexually oriented businesses don’t abide by the new rule, they could have their licenses suspended for 30 days, be fined up to $4,000 and face up to a year in jail.
Feds Arrest 20 Alleged Drug Dealers from Dallas’ Hamilton Park Posse
The way the feds tell it, it was a big haul. On top of arresting 20 alleged drug dealers that belong to a gang called the Hamilton Park Posse, law enforcement confiscated dozens of guns, hundreds of dollars’ worth of assets and 220 pounds of cocaine, fentanyl-laced pills, meth and…
Feds Nab Dallas Man Who Allegedly Sold Handgun to Colleyville Synagogue Hostage-Taker
Henry “Michael” Williams had already been convicted of a felony and wasn’t even supposed to have a gun himself, federal authorities say, but that didn’t stop him from selling a handgun to a man he recalled only as someone with a “British accent.” The man with the accent was Malik…
Joe Rogan Thinks the Far-Right Patriot Front Group Are ‘Feds.’ Leaked Chats Suggest Otherwise.
When dozens of white nationalists decked out in matching garb marched in lockstep from the Lincoln Memorial toward the U.S. Capitol in December, Joe Rogan was sure they were federal agents in disguise. “They just pop up outta nowhere with the same sized flags, the same outfits, goose-stepping … in…
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Collin College to Pay $70,000 to History Professor Let Go Amid Free Speech Debacle
On Tuesday, a former Collin College history professor who had sued the school accepted its offer to pay $70,000 and attorneys’ fees.
Staffing Shortage Hits Dallas Animal Shelter, Forcing Temporary Closure on Thursdays
Until staffing levels are replenished, residents should expect delays from Dallas Animal Services, especially for low priority calls.
With Dallas Sexually Oriented Businesses’ Hours on Chopping Block, Employees Worried for Future
​​Seated in her recliner in November, Avi Colunga had just finished feeding her infant when she saw the “horrify[ing]” news. Since 2018, Colunga, 25, has worked at XTC Cabaret in Dallas as an entertainer. Before that, she had bartended. But scrolling through Instagram with her daughter Xeppelin in her lap,…
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In Plano, U.S. Judge Postpones Decision Over Whether to Release Oath Keepers Leader Stewart Rhodes
Elmer Stewart Rhodes, 56, founded the Oath Keepers in 2009. Now, he’s facing the prospect of two decades in prison over his alleged role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
In Dallas ISD, Hispanic Families Less Likely Than White, Black Peers to Have High-Speed Internet
Hispanic families living within the bounds of Dallas ISD are less likely than their white and Black counterparts to have internet access at home.
An East Texas Man Allegedly Used Fake Business Ties and Stolen Valor to Defraud Investors
Authorities say a man in Tyler has several aliases that he used, along with fake business ties and military achievements, to defraud investors.
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Not Just Nurses: Medical Lab Pros in Short Supply Amid Omicron Surge
Medical labs are facing staffing shortages amid a rise in omicron cases.
Ag Commissioner Sid Miller Ditches Consultant Indicted Over Alleged Bribes for Hemp Licenses
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is up for reelection, and one of his longtime consultants just got indicted on felony theft and bribery charges. Todd Smith, the consultant, was allegedly taking money in exchange for Texas hemp licenses. Texas hemp licenses only cost $100.
Cheer Athletics Coach Connected to Netflix Hit Cheer Is Facing Sexual Abuse Accusations
It’s barely been a week since Netflix released the second season of the popular docuseries Cheer, and already another cheerleading coach connected to the show is facing new sexual abuse allegations. In a lawsuit filed in Travis County earlier today, Carrie Methvin, a former family friend of cheerleading coach Jason…
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U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw Slams Audience Member Who Asks about Quote Comparing Jesus with Superman
U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw is taking heat on social media over an exchange in which he tells a young girl to not “question his faith.”
Mark Cuban Launches Online Pharmacy to Provide Cheaper Medicine
The Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company is starting off the new year by providing 100 different generic drugs for a huge savings.
Immigration Activist Challenges Longtime Incumbent for North Texas Seat in U.S. House (Again)
This isn’t the first time Carlos Quintanilla has run for Congress. In fact, he’s tried to beat out fellow Democrat and U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey three times in primary races since 2016, falling short each time. In 2016, he got a little more than a third of the vote, but…
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Texas AG Ken Paxton Sues Google Over ‘Misleading’ Endorsements for Pixel4 Smartphone
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed another lawsuit against Google. On Wednesday, Paxton’s office announced the suit against Google LLC, whom the state’s attorney general accuses of “engaging in false and misleading practices” that violate Texas’ Deceptive Trade Practices – Consumer Protection Act. As part of the lawsuit, Paxton’s…
On MLK Day, a Coalition of Texas Activists Protested AT&T On Their Front Doorstep in Dallas
When Chas Moore took the podium at AT&T’s downtown Dallas plaza, he urged the protesters not to buy into what he called the “bastardized” version of MLK’s message that has become prevalent. On Monday, MLK Day, he told the crowd that corporations had coopted MLK’s legacy, erasing much of the…
Lynetta Washington Was Killed During a Street Takeover. Her Family is Still Searching For the Killer
The Dallas Police Department maintains that the shooting was an accident and that no one meant to kill Lynetta Washington. Her family still thinks otherwise and is determined to get justice.
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Leaving Las Vegas: The Next Q Con May Take Place on Lin Wood’s Plantation in South Carolina
The couple behind Dallas’ Q Con are at it again, and they’ve teamed up with conspiracy theorist attorney Lin Wood.