5 Hacks by Dallas Ransomware Attackers
The cyber criminals behind the recent attack have been busy across the U.S. and abroad.
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Keeping a Cold Case Warm: True-Crime Fans are Still Fascinated with Missy Bevers’ Murder
A widower and a group of podcasters haven’t stopped searching for answers into a perplexing crime, although they’ don’t share the same approach.
What’s With the Air Quality Alerts in Dallas?
People with certain conditions, such as asthma, are encouraged to stay indoors during days with poor air quality.
5 Buckwild Moments from North Texas Lawmakers This Session
After a busy legislative session, we reflect on local Republicans’ five zaniest moments this year.
Dallas Backs Bill Outlawing Hair Discrimination
The Crown Act will outlaw discrimination on the basis of hair for schooling, employment and housing in Texas.
A Historic Civil Rights Home Reopens its Doors in Fair Park
For more than 30 years, Juanita J. Craft was a trailblazing leader and passionate advocate for the Black community in Dallas. Until her death in 1985, she was a vocal fighter for civil rights and led the charge to desegregate the Texas State Fair. She did much of her work…
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Dallas City Council Approves TxDOT Plan for I-345 Remodel
After over a decade of debate, a major thoroughfare is set to be rebuilt after a vote by City Council.
‘Aggravating Persistence’ Helps Exoneration of Dallas Man After 25 Years
In 1998 a Dallas man was sentenced to life in prison for a murder he said he didn’t commit. He’s now free.
Going to Florida for Memorial Day Weekend? Texans of Color, Beware
Destin is a favorite destination for Texas tourists in the Sunshine State. But some groups are warning the public about going there.
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While Under Investigation, AG Ken Paxton Faces Off With Speaker Dade Phelan
The high-profile Republican war of words has made an already wild final week of this Legislative session even more so.
Frisco ISD Faces Several Federal Civil Rights Investigations
The U.S. Eduction Department’s Office of Civil Rights has its eye on a North Texas school district.
More Details on Allen Mass Shooting Victims, Shooter Emerge
More than two weeks after Mauricio Garcia killed eight people, reports shed light on his possible motivation and the lives of those he murdered.
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White House Partnership Could Speed Up Dallas Homeless Response
This new collaboration with the Biden administration provides a new way to combat unsheltered homelessness in North Texas.
Does a Viral Video Show Texas House Speaker ‘Either Really Drunk or Having a Stroke’?
A clip of Texas House Speaker slurring his words has sparked calls for his resignation.
AAUP Censure of Collin College ‘Can Have Very Real Consequences’
The AAUP’s report about Collin College cites three professors who alleged that the administration breached their First Amendment rights.
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Ransomware Attackers Threaten Release of Dallas Data
The group behind the cyber attack against Dallas claimed it will soon release data stolen from the city unless paid a ransom.
Uvalde CISD Threatened with Free Speech Lawsuit
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Education has threatened Uvalde’s school district with legal action if it doesn’t lift its ban on a parent.
DEA Could Issue New Rules for Delta-8, Synthetic THCs
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will propose new rules that could make delta-8 a controlled substance.
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Anti-Drag Bill Ditches Drag References. Some Argue ‘There Are Other Things We Could Focus On.’
Proponents argue that SB 12 is aimed at preventing kids from being exposed “to issues of sexuality and identity that should be reserved for adults.”
Was the Allen Mass Shooting a Hate Crime? Authorities Still Haven’t Said.
Police say Mauricio Garcia was a white supremacist. Asian American groups in North Texas want police to declare the killings were racially motivated.
Dallas City Council Could Determine Future of I-345 This Month
For years, Dallasites have been discussing what to do with this section of highway. A decision may finally be coming soon.
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Signs of Life: One Year After the Tragedy, Uvalde Clings to the Past
In May of 2022 Robb Elementary was the site of one of the nation’s deadliest mass shootings. The reminders are everywhere residents look.