Texas Supreme Court Rules Legislators Out of Bounds in Halting Roberson Execution
But a House committee can still subpoena Robert Roberson to testify.
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Texas Legislators Started Filing Bills This Week – Here Are the 5 Craziest (So Far)
One lawmaker wants to decriminalize gay sex, while another wants to give student loan forgiveness to border patrol lawyers.
Dallas County Report: Providing Services, Shelter for Homeless Is a Money-Saver for All
It’s cheaper to house and help the homeless than to keep them on the streets, Dallas County report finds.
As Gateway Church Troubles Continue, Attendence, Tithing Drastically Decline
A church elder told staff this week that tithing is down 35-40% and more staff reductions are coming soon.
Did You Receive the City’s Letter About Lead Pipes in the Mail? Don’t Panic Yet.
Dallas Water Utilities has notified 235,000 customers that their pipes are made of an unknown material, possibly lead.
November Supermoon: When To See It in North Texas
It’s also called the Beaver Moon, but it has nothing to do with Buc-ee’s, if you can believe that.
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How To Move to Mexico Before Trump Takes Office: A Guide
Wanna get away?
‘Culture of Fear’: Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan Leaves Texas Immigration Advocates Wary
A Trump-appointed judge sided with Texas’ challenge to Biden’s spousal naturalization program in “sign of what is to come.”
We Ranked Jerry Jones’ Craziest Comments of 2024
In 2024, the 82-year-old Jones has uttered more wild remarks than usual, which is saying something.
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Dallas Short-Term Rentals Have Day in Court This Week – What To Know
Dallas approved a ban on Airbnbs and VRBOs throughout most of the city in 2023, but the ordinance has not been enforced.
How Many Minimum Wage Incomes Does It Take To Afford Rent in Dallas?
Major American cities including Dallas, Houston and Austin fail to have enough affordable hosing.
Paxton Sues Another Dallas Doctor for Providing Illegal “Transition” Treatments
The Texas AG has now accused two Dallas doctors of “falsifying medical records, prescriptions, and billing records to intentionally conceal the unlawful conduct.”
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Denton Man Indicted on Trafficking Charges After Frisco Teen Found in Home
The 23-year-old man also faces sex trafficking charges in Utah, where he was involved in a police sting operation.
Slow Your Roll: Dallas Measure To Decriminalize Weed Could Face Challenge
The Dallas Freedom Act passed with 67% of the vote, signaling a change in Dallas’ marijuana enforcement policy.
What a Joke: the 2024 Dallas Cowboys Are Rotten
The season was bad enough before last week’s loss. Now, it’s just plain miserable.
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Prediction: November Will Not Be as Warm and Dry as October. Or Will It?
Even with fall in full swing, October set records in North Texas for heat and lack of rain. What does the rest of November have in store for us?
It’s Beginning To Look a Lot Like Texas for America’s Democrats
Cheer up, Harris voters. Someday the blue tide will roll in. We’ve been telling ourselves that in Texas for 30 years.
Texas Dems Plan to Aid ‘Vulnerable Communities,’ Immigrants Following Election
Promises to heighten border security may have paid off for Republicans in the historically blue Rio Grande Valley.
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What Does Dallas Do With the HERO Props Now?
The controversial propositions that passed on Tuesday night likely spell trouble for Dallas city government and the police department.
‘On a Limb by Ourselves’: Reproductive Rights Advocates Voice Fear, Anger After Election
A national abortion ban and OB-GYNs leaving Texas are two major concerns for healthcare providers.
As Abbott Takes a Victory Lap, Texas Dems Keep Losing
A school voucher program is closer than ever in Texas, and a Democrat winning statewide office still seems to be a long way off.
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