Texas GOP Is Busy Trying To Keep Texans From Getting Busy
While biblical education may be on its way, education on knowing someone in the biblical way may be on its way out.
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Texas Abortion Ban Linked to Increase in Sepsis Cases
ProPublica analyzed years of statewide hospital data and found more women are developing sepsis than before the ban was instituted.
Local Medical Centers Could Lose Millions for Breast Cancer, Diabetes Research
Nearly 22% of the millions of grant dollars given to UT Southwestern Medical Center by the National Institute of Health could be threatened.
Legislature Heralds State DOGE Inspired by Musk, Headed by North Texans
Borrowing the name of the headline-making federal agency, the Texas version will look for fraud and waste in Austin.
Electricity and Water Are Required To Run Data Centers. Texas Is Running Short on Both.
Backed by Donald Trump and billions of dollars, North Texas is becoming an AI data center hub.
9 Coldest Days In Dallas History. Minus 8 Degrees?!
As we prepare for below freezing temps, here’s a look back at some even colder days.
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Study Says Texas Is One of the Least Educated States
Texas school districts hope that increased funding can turn the tide.
This Dallas Suburb Is One of the Top Relocation Destinations in U.S.
This fast-growing spot is also a top place for remote workers.
Canadians Are Mad at Us, Greg Abbott Is Making It Worse
The kids are fighting again, and by kids, we mean powerful political leaders.
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4 Takeaways From the Dallas City Council Election Ballot
Only one sitting City Council member is guaranteed to keep their seat after the election on May 3.
UPDATED: A New Polar Vortex Swings Through Dallas This Week
Cuddle up, get warm and try to stay warm for the next few days.
Where To Go for the Not My President Protest in Dallas on President’s Day
The 50501 movement has inspired another nationwide series of anti-Trump rallies.
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‘Fear and Frustration’: North Texas Rape Crisis Centers Face Funding Uncertainty
Organizations aimed at preventing sexual violence have reported delays in funding from the CDC’s Rape Prevention and Education Program.
Here’s How Dallas’ Inflation Compares With the National Average
If we had a nickel for every time we heard about inflation, we could probably afford a dozen eggs.
UNT Professors Quit Following DEI Crackdown
The repeal continues to have an effect on college staff and research efforts.
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‘It Doesn’t Make Any Sense’: More Local Schools Proposed for Closure
Three of the four schools proposed for closure are Title I schools, meaning at least 40% of the student body qualifies for free or reduced lunches.
Keller ISD Splitting Drama Is Far From Over
Since the secret plan to split the district emerged, the superintendent resigned and students protested.
Will the Henry Wade Juvenile Justice Center Continue to Be a House of Secrets?
A new juvenile services director was hired after reports of mistreatment and misconduct, but the community was ignored in the process.
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Dallas May Sell Hospital Purchased for Homeless Housing
The city bought the hospital for $6.5 million in 2022, but community opposition has stalled progress for years.
It Just Sucks. Our Jordan Is Gone. Luka is a Laker.
More than a week later, it still doesn’t feel real to see Luka Doncic in a yellow jersey.
Dallas Airbnb, VRBO Owners To Keep Booking Guests Following Latest Court Victory
The city’s list of legal options for banning short-term rentals is dwindling.
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‘The City Knows This is a Crisis’: Public Safety Committee Bumps Up Police Hiring Goal
The council could give DPD an additional $7.7 million in federal funds to boost recruitment efforts.