Media Love Triangle With Dallas Morning News, Alden and Hearst Heats Up
The “vulture” hedge fund seems determined to buy The Dallas Morning News, despite its majority owner’s resistance.
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‘Absolutely Moving’, Community Reacts To DART Abandoning Paratransit Cuts
DART has axed plans to alter its paratransit services after droves of disabled community members and caregivers cried out.
After Failed Mediation, Neighbors Drop Pepper Square Development Lawsuit
A new law that will make it easier for developers to build in commercially-zoned areas has been a ‘nuclear bomb’ to opponents.
First Amendment Groups Pressure UNT Officials to Lift Campus Drag Ban
A court ruling upheld the right to drag performances on public university campuses. So, what’s UNT waiting for?
Homebuyers Want Their Kids in This Suburb’s School District at Any Cost
New study reveals out-of-district buyers pay the nation’s highest premium for homes that feed into the district.
Top 5 North Texas High School Football Seniors to Watch This Fall
Thankfully, the Cowboys are not the only game in town.
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Agreement to Delay Marvin Nichols Reservoir 20 Years Reached
A mediated agreement has delayed the use of eminent domain to drown 66,000 acres for a reservoir to supply Dallas.
New Laws Beginning Sept. 1 Will Affect Dallas Schools
Over a thousand bills were signed into law this session, and some will take effect on Sept. 1. Here are some of them.
How A Weird Midlothian Container Yard Is Bolstering Texas’ Power Grid
A 13-acre plot in Midlothian is a renewable energy storage site that will help the Texas grid
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Dallas Doctors Describe ‘Dire Situation’ in Gaza After Returning From Medical Aid
Four physicians from the Dallas area gathered Thursday to recount their experiences bringing medical care to a war zone.
Gators, Snakes And Bobcats, Oh My! Scary Texas Wildlife Is Everywhere Right Now
A 10-foot gator was hauled out of a North Texas lake, but gators aren’t the only creatures that emerge in the summer.
The Police Oversight Board’s Deep Ellum Crime Data Doesn’t Make Any Sense
A glance at the report might leave you thinking things aren’t so bad in Deep Ellum, after all. That’s because it’s incomplete.
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$1,500 Can Go Bigger in These North Texas Cities Than In Most Others
There are still some areas where you can get more bang for your apartment buck.
Puppies Died After Dallas Dog Yoga Class. Studio, Breeder Cast Blame
Puppy yoga promises a wholesome, Instagrammable workout experience, but a recent Dallas class has resulted in anything but happiness.
UNT Could Lose Nearly $50 Million From Dip in International Enrollment
Projections show that 30% fewer foreign students could enroll in U.S. classes, which amounts to millions of tuition dollars lost.
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How Much Do Dallas Parents Pay To Send Kids Back to School?
The pandemic, inflation, and even AI affect the cost of sending kids back to school today.
Texas Gets Tougher On Owning Sex Dolls That Look Like Children
Starting Sept. 1, the penalties for possession and the intention to promote childlike sex dolls will increase. About time, right?
Texas THC Ban Wouldn’t Be Unique, Arkansas Already Did It
A THC ban in Arkansas has withstood legal challenges, and the products are swiftly being removed from shelves.
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Your Water Bill is Going Up, Plus 3 Other Takeaways From Dallas’ $5 Billion Budget
This budget was City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert’s second time at the helm of Dallas’ finances.
Fort Worth Successfully Banned Short Term Rentals. Why Can’t Dallas?
Fort Worth got the answer on vacation rentals that Dallas officials have long been hoping for, but haven’t gotten yet.
DART Routes, Services Could Drastically Change Sooner Than Later
The proposed changes will cut bus lines, increase fares, reduce service frequency and save Plano a lot of money.
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AI Will Decimate Cashier Jobs In Texas Over Next Few Years
According to a new report, 28,000 cashiering jobs in Texas and $800 million in payroll are predicted to be eliminated sooner than later.