New North Texas Halloween Forecast: What to Expect
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Convicted North Texas Oath Keeper Leader Sues USA Today, Ex-Wife for $25M
The president commuted Stewart Rhodes’ 18-year sentence for seditious conspiracy connected to the Jan. 6 attacks after his re-election.
As the Mavericks and Stars Drop The Gloves, Here’s What To Pay Attention To
This is the kind of matchup the AAC has never hosted before.
Government Shutdown Could Threaten Hundreds of Home Sales in Dallas This Month
As we approach the record for the longest government shutdown, Texas’ housing market could feel a crunch.
More Lawsuits Expected in Celina ISD Child Pornography Scandal
A recently passed state law could result in the school district being held responsible for negligence.
Mothers of Children With Autism Say Paxton Is ‘Disgrace’ After Tylenol Lawsuit
The attorney general’s lawsuit against Tylenol has some mothers concerned Paxton is on the wrong track.
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After Camp Mystic Tragedy, New Texas Laws Could Shut Down Beloved Summer Camps
Heightened regulations resulting in higher costs for camps could bring summertime sadness around the state.
Hundreds Call for Celina Football Coach to Attend Senior Night Amid Investigation
A coach was placed on leave after his son was arrested for child porn. Fans say it’s unfair that players were penalized by the “unfortunate circumstance.”
Dallas Doctor Flees to Oregon, Ken Paxton Claims a Victory He Didn’t Earn
The attorney general sued the doctor last year for providing hormone treatments to minors who hoped to change their biological sex
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Paxton Sues Tylenol Over Autism, Auditions for Trump’s Favorite in 2026 Senate Race
The Texas Attorney General has always been MAGA, but he’s also MAHA.
How To Parallel Park In Dallas: Do It Somewhere Else
Parallel parking isn’t so bad, so long as there’s no car in front of or behind you, no one else in the car and zero witnesses within 50 yards.
What’s Funnier: the Internet or the Cowboys Defense? You Be the Judge
It can’t be good when the kicker and punter are the two best players on your team… Again.
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With Lowest Numbers in 8 Years, the State Fair Felt Pinch of Political Uncertainty.
Officials believe a budget shutdown tightened pursestrings, although they have not quantified how tariffs may have affected prices.
Buried on the Ballot, Prop 15 Sparks Fears Over Censorship and Trans Youth Care
It’s not often Texas voters get a say in how the state governs social issues but ‘parental rights’ are on the ballot this year.
BREAKING: Texas Education Agency Takes Over Fort Worth ISD
In a move that’s been months in the making, the TEA and Mike Morath will make FWISD their own.
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Texans Hit With Antifa Terrorism Charges. Experts Warn of Dangerous Precedent
A new executive order from qualifies antifa as a terrorist organization, regardless of what the First Amendment allows.
Dallas Airbnb Owners Want You To Turn Your House Into A World Cup Rental
One report estimates the average Dallas Airbnb owner could make $4,400 during the games.
Mayor’s Request for ICE Collaboration Met With ‘Hell No’ From Some Council Members
A series of statements from council members show that the mayor faces an uphill battle on plans to enter DPD into a contract with ICE.
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A Dallas Mavericks Season Preview That Does Not Mention That One Guy’s Name
The Mavericks are starting a new season without you know who, so we’re not mentioning him here. Nope. Not once.
The Local Luxury Handbag Designer, Chef and Mom Running For a Texas House Seat
Allison Mitchell has worn many hats. She’s hoping her next one is in the Texas House of Representatives.
Pei Up or Move Out: Council Split in Early Discussions on Future of City Hall
In the council’s first formal discussion about City Hall’s future, passions ran high and feelings were split on whether to sell or repair the building.
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These Texas Women Fight the Death Penalty Outside Huntsville Execution Chamber
For the women who protest at Texas executions progress is coming, but not fast enough.