UPDATED: A Timeline of the Gateway Church Scandal, Robert Morris Court Activity
The once mighty Gateway Church is cutting services amid a fall in tithes and attendance. How’d we get here?
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‘Please Dallas My Austin’: Austin’s New, $1.1 Million Logo Looks Familiar
They just want to be us soooooo bad.
Despite Overcrowding, Dallas County Jail Is Holding Immigrants for ICE
ICE is relying on local jails to detain undocumented people until they can be processed by the immigration system.
The Spit Seen Around the World: The Internet Hawks Up Hilarity As the Cowboys Lose
Thanks to the Philadelphia Eagles, spitting makes another appearance in the pop culture lexicon. And it’s pretty funny.
$50,000 AI-Led Private School in Plano Has Just 2 Hours of Class Time
Alpha School is a chain of private K-8 schools using AI to compress school days and free up time for ‘life-skill’ learning.
Are THC Vapes Still Legal in Dallas? Yes, But its Complicated
The Legislature’s second special session ended Wednesday night without a sweeping THC ban, leaving us with questions.
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UPDATE: Successful Bill Has Texas OB-GYNs Fearing $100,000 Civil Suits
The Texas House passed a bill that would allow private citizens to sue providers of the abortion pill.
Dallas HERO Wants City Council to Know: We’re Here to Stay
As City Hall finalizes its annual budget, the controversial watchdog group wants police salaries to be put at the forefront.
The Jail Is Overstuffed With Prisoners, and That Might Cost You
After steadily approaching capacity for years, the jail has more bodies than authorized, and it needs more money to fix it.
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Cowtown Takeover: What Happens if the State Takes Control of Fort Worth ISD?
The Texas Education Agency can seize control of a school district if one of its schools receives five failing scores.
North Texas Activists Face Hate Crime Charges, Prison Time for Anti-Israel Graffiti
Free speech experts claim the charges are legally dubious, but in line with Texas’ flexible hate crime interpretation.
After Hill Country Tragedy, Local School Aims To Modernize Texas Flood Forecasting
The timely project was launched after at least 135 people were killed in the July 4 floods.
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Starting Today, You Might Qualify For Medical Marijuana In Texas
Chronic pain is now included in the Texas Compassionate Use Program, allowing thousands more residents to qualify.
Every Mass Shooting in Texas in 2025
Texas is among the U.S. leaders in mass shootings. This is where they’ve happened and how many people were killed in them.
Council Member Suggests Cutting Police Oversight, Ethics Offices for Savings
A memo sent to the council, mayor and city manager on Thursday states that more potential budget cuts will be outlined soon.
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‘Utterly Disastrous’ New Law Is Emptying School Library Shelves
North Texas school districts are overly compliant with a new law that restructures school library book approvals.
Here We Go Again: The Cowboys Start Another Season. Yippee.
Micah’s gone. There’s not much to get excited about, but maybe our kicker will kick it really far!
The Most Expensive Home Listings in Dallas Right Now
While everyone’s buying home in the northern suburbs, maybe you can sneak in and grab one of these beauties.
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The Micah Parsons Trade 4 Stages of Grief
Shock. Disbelief. Angst. Horror. You Probably Felt Them All at Once. You should be used to it by now.
Holy Shit, the Cowboys Traded Micah Parsons
After a tumultuous summer, Jerry Jones finally dealt his star defensive talent to an NFC rival.
Vaccine Hesitancy is Skyrocketing. Dallas County is Seeing it Firsthand
Despite the recent measles outbreak, doctors believe fear of ICE and vaccine misinformation could be keeping people away.
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Dallas Wants to be Developer Friendly. Will That Come at the Expense of Parks?
The Park board was ‘shocked’ to find out a critical fee paid by developers was slashed. Now, City Council must decide what builders pay.